Brexit the economy and house prices part 7: Brexit Harder

SouthLondonUser

Takedap wrote: »

Can you link me to a single verifiable quote from two or more Remain supporters arguing about what remain means?


Or a Remain supporter saying that they didn't want a particular "version" of remaining?



Anywhere?


I'll wait........

Ah, the deafening silence of Brexiters who cannot substantiate the nonsense they had said...

We are all still waiting! Guess it will be a long and pointless wait...

It would be fascinating to study what happens in the brain of these people. They say something. You prove it's wrong. They stay silent but continue with their patently wrong "opinion".

It's like trying to convince a Texan that gun control is good. Or flatearthers that the earth is not flat. Or truthers that vaccines don't cause autism.

Even the distinction between facts and opinion isn't clear to them. I mean, what will happen in 5 years may be an opinion, but whether the remain campaign argued on the meaning of remain or not is a verifiable fact...

buglawton

Takedap wrote: »

Can you link me to a single verifiable quote from two or more Remain supporters arguing about what remain means?

Or a Remain supporter saying that they didn't want a particular "version" of remaining?

Anywhere?

I'll wait........

How many ways are there of doing nothing? How many variants are there of 'maintain the status quo'? How many directions can 'stay where we are' take us? I'm not surprised that remainers haven't got anything substantial to discuss amongst themselves.

So we'll just have to listen to their indignant splutterings instead.

Tromking

SouthLondonUser wrote: »

Ah, the deafening silence of Brexiters who cannot substantiate the nonsense they had said...

We are all still waiting! Guess it will be a long and pointless wait...

It would be fascinating to study what happens in the brain of these people. They say something. You prove it's wrong. They stay silent but continue with their patently wrong "opinion".

It's like trying to convince a Texan that gun control is good. Or flatearthers that the earth is not flat. Or truthers that vaccines don't cause autism.

Even the distinction between facts and opinion isn't clear to them. I mean, what will happen in 5 years may be an opinion, but whether the remain campaign argued on the meaning of remain or not is a verifiable fact...

Aww Bless.
So much anger needing to be vented, shame its on an obscure forum read by only a few dozen people.

Takedap

buglawton wrote: »

How many ways are there of doing nothing? How many variants are there of 'maintain the status quo'? How many directions can 'stay where we are' take us? I'm not surprised that remainers haven't got anything substantial to discuss amongst themselves.

Thank You. One side completely united in a single aim.


The other side can't even agree on the definition of leaving.


In the real world, does anyone ever leave the house & wait until they get outside before deciding where they want to go?


Or do they think "Outside" is an actual destination?

phillw

buglawton wrote: »

Putting a no deal squarely on the negotiating table means we'll negotiate a better deal than May's wet wipes.

No we won't. You are making the mistake of assuming there is a way to negotiate a deal.

What you're talking about is using threats to scare them into making a deal and they are clever enough not to fall for that.

Tromking wrote: »

Aww Bless.
So much anger needing to be vented, shame its on an obscure forum read by only a few dozen people.

If that is what you believe, then that explains a lot about the type of person you are.

SouthLondonUser wrote: »

It would be fascinating to study what happens in the brain of these people.

I visited a wetherspoons in a Leave voting strong hold, it's clear they are out of touch with the world. They just want to sit in their own corner and pretend the british empire is still going strong.

I am also ashamed that so many people are twisting WWII as a way to con people into voting for brexit. It's disgusting, it really is.

Tromking

phillw wrote: »

If that is what you believe, then that explains a lot about the type of person you are.

It's not so much a belief on my part as something that is patently obvious whenever your mob posts on here.
You're a fine example of Brexit derangement syndrome yourself.

Takedap

phillw wrote: »

I visited a wetherspoons in a Leave voting strong hold, it's clear they are out of touch with the world. They just want to sit in their own corner and pretend the british empire is still going strong.

It's similar to the way that they all think they can run the England football team better than the professional manager.


Except that the FA isn't dumb enough to let them have a go.

SpiderLegs

When i heard Theresa May earlier telling me that ‘only the conservatives can deliver brexit’ I nearly wet myself.

Tromking

Takedap wrote: »

It's similar to the way that they all think they can run the England football team better than the professional manager.

Who's 'they' BTW?
Do you mean the white, socially conservative working class?

Takedap

Tromking wrote: »

Who's 'they' BTW?
Do you mean the white, socially conservative working class?

No, of course not.


I meant the white racist socially inept gullible wannabe spitfire pilots who inhabit the noisy table.


Or do you want to pretend that they don't exist?