Anger grows at The Boomers EU vandalism

Cornucopia

This is a typical definition of racism...

Racism

NOUN. Prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one’s own race is superior.

I have to say I find that definition slightly soft, compared with the notion of Racism as one of our society's greatest taboos.

ruggedtoast

I have to say I feared the worst when i walked int my polling booth shortly after it opened.

Boomers.

UKIP supporting, Leave voting, boomers.

POPPYOSCAR

ruggedtoast wrote: »

I have to say I feared the worst when i walked int my polling booth shortly after it opened.

Boomers.

UKIP supporting, Leave voting, boomers.

Where were all the young voters then?

CLAPTON

ruggedtoast wrote: »

I have to say I feared the worst when i walked int my polling booth shortly after it opened.

Boomers.

UKIP supporting, Leave voting, boomers.

still full of hate and anger towards your parents?

TrickyTree83

POPPYOSCAR wrote: »

Where were all the young voters then?

Debating celebrity love island on twitter.

nkomp18

Young people have always been reluctant to join into the political discussions, in all countries, in all eras all the way back to ancient Athens where they had to come up with a plan to pay people for assembly attendance and young people still refused to bother.

In regards to this particular referendum, knowing what immeasurable damage was caused to their future, had they another chance I am sure they would not only vote but they would also tell their parents that they have the nursing home to look forward to unless they smarten up ;-)

ruggedtoast

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/eu-referendum-results-age-data-young_uk_576cd7d6e4b0232d331dac8f

75% of young voted Remain.

Turned over by the boomers as usual.

Andy_L

ruggedtoast wrote: »

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/eu-referendum-results-age-data-young_uk_576cd7d6e4b0232d331dac8f

75% of young who turned out voted Remain.

Turned over by the boomers as usual.

a small, but significant alteration

CLAPTON

nkomp18 wrote: »

Young people have always been reluctant to join into the political discussions, in all countries, in all eras all the way back to ancient Athens where they had to come up with a plan to pay people for assembly attendance and young people still refused to bother.

In regards to this particular referendum, knowing what immeasurable damage was caused to their future, had they another chance I am sure they would not only vote but they would also tell their parents that they have the nursing home to look forward to unless they smarten up ;-)

are you a sock puppet of toxic toastie or have you found your own way to hate over half your fellow citizens?

ukcarper

Andy_L wrote: »

a small, but significant alteration

36% turn out in 18 to 24s

There are about the same number of people between 18 and 35 as there are people over 55 and let's not forget 40% of those over 55 voted remain.