Don't be a 2016 Remoaner - voting Brexit was our finest hour

Matt_L

Ballard wrote: »

Just what we need - another Brexit thread.

Interesting, i see so many pro-remain threads and your happy to post in them and contribute yet as soon as a pro-leave thread is posted this is your response....

nkomp18

Matt_L wrote: »

Now now, those inciting the hatred lost the vote, time to move on and be proud...

Farage and Trump are inciting love? Let's build a wall and kick everyone out, albeit with love?
All the racist attacks after the Brexit vote are a product of Love? Are the ones who want to stick together and work together the hateful ones?

You can't force people to be proud, especially over an uneducated, racist, economically unsound decision. Half of the UK is currently experiencing deep levels of shame.

Thrugelmir

lisyloo wrote: »

What that got to do with it?
Our actions and sentiments including hatred was seen worldwide.

So what? Everyone has their own problems and issues to worry about it. Far more challenging as well than being part of the EU. Self importance is a sign of conceit. Perhaps a more reflective indicator of UK culture currently in some quarters.

Matt_L

nkomp18 wrote: »

Farage and Trump are inciting love? Let's build a wall and kick everyone out, albeit with love?
All the racist attacks after the Brexit vote are a product of Love? Are the ones who want to stick together and work together the hateful ones?

You can't force people to be proud, especially over an uneducated, racist, economically unsound decision. Half of the UK is currently experiencing deep levels of shame.

I completely agree, all those that voted remain should be hanging their head with shame but I'm trying to tell you and others its time to move on. I and all those i know that voted leave have forgiven you, we don't believe you genuinely mean to be racist or uneducated...

Its almost 2017, lets pull together....

Cakeguts

nkomp18 wrote: »

Farage and Trump are inciting love? Let's build a wall and kick everyone out, albeit with love?
All the racist attacks after the Brexit vote are a product of Love? Are the ones who want to stick together and work together the hateful ones?

You can't force people to be proud, especially over an uneducated, racist, economically unsound decision. Half of the UK is currently experiencing deep levels of shame.

Which half ? The half that didn't vote?

nkomp18

The few people I know that voted leave have deeply regretted it. I doubt leavers are some sort of majority any more. Especially when all the lies of the campaign were revealed and the events that unraveled afterwards there are only few stubborn ones left and they only exist because they have their eyes and ear shut and keep repeating their mantra.

Matt_L

nkomp18 wrote: »

The few people I know that voted leave have deeply regretted it. I doubt leavers are some sort of majority any more. Especially when all the lies of the campaign were revealed and the events that unraveled afterwards there are only few stubborn ones left and they only exist because they have their eyes and ear shut and keep repeating their mantra.

Strange that because those few that i knew who voted remain totally regret doing so and would be happy to go back and change their vote. They see the lies from the remain side (project fear 2) and can't believe how badly they were lied to...

nkomp18

The negative projections will materialize after Brexit, that is, if it happens and towards the end of 2019.

Most projections are a result of analysts and experts claim that UK will fail to negotiate a good deal, in fact it is expected EU to play hardball and UK to be left isolated and with a rubbish deal that will cripple the economy. For a country with a whopping 1.8 TRILLION pound debt that keeps growing every second, a small loss of GDP can have a catastrophic impact that can drop the country into a spiral of recession spanning decades. (See Greece for details on that).

Other predictions that were meant to be more immediate, such as the devaluation of the UK pound, did come true, so no complains there

Matt_L

nkomp18 wrote: »

The negative projections will materialize after Brexit, that is, if it happens and towards the end of 2019.

Most projections are a result of analysts and experts claim that UK will fail to negotiate a good deal, in fact it is expected EU to play hardball and UK to be left isolated and with a rubbish deal that will cripple the economy. For a country with a whopping 1.8 TRILLION pound debt that keeps growing every second, a small loss of GDP can have a catastrophic impact that can drop the country into a spiral of recession spanning decades. (See Greece for details on that).

Other predictions that were meant to be more immediate, such as the devaluation of the UK pound, did come true, so no complains there

And the emergency budget??

The instant loss of thousands of jobs???

nkomp18

I don't remember such a prediction, link please