LionLooking
Member
If the result of that referendum was to be accepted, by your logic, there would never have been a second.
Yep, continual progress. Leaving the EU is going backwards, not forwards.
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whats your beef with brexit?
- Thread starter England my lionheart
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We'll see,I'm quite a positive person so I think long term we'll be better off, when the eu sinks at least we won't be on board.
LionLooking
Member
And even if it takes many years for another referendum to get us back in, I'll keep campaigning
Well, the younger among us will. The older folks who dragged them into the mess will be long gone.
I doubt the EU will sink. It'll continue to get stronger while England and Wales (Scotland and NI will leave the Union) dwindle away.
The thought that about the titanic
LionLooking
Member
That's what they said about the Brexit referendum - yet, because of the campaigning of Farage and his ilk, it happened.
Of course they can vote - but the younger generation will have to fix the mess they created.
And about the UK's future outside the EU.
We'll see
LionLooking
Member
People like him.
Here's a dictionary definition:
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/ilk
Thank you
We will
LionLooking
Member
You don't know? Lucky you!
I actually don't care what he's like but he succeeded in his quest unlike Cameron, my vote wasn't because of either.
LionLooking
Member
Cameron was the fool who brought about this disaster.
I've never seen my country so divided and there is no effort to bring us together. All Farage can do is call those of us who want to remain 'Whingers' and 'moaners'.
Just as he campaigned to drag us out of the EU, there are a great many of us who will campaign to stay in. Or, should the worst happen and Brexit actually take place, campaign to rejoin.
Well to be honest we do hear whinging and moaning,Cameron may have been a fool but you are carrying on his "project fear" legacy.
ImmortalFlame
Woke gremlin
What do you call the words of the Brexit campaign pre-referendum?
Positive words instead of negative ones like remains.
Notanumber
A Free Man
Call it a disaster if you like but if you are going to blame anyone, blame the EU for sending Cameron home with his tail between his legs when he went over there with reasonable demands.
ImmortalFlame
Woke gremlin
So when Brexit campaigners moan about Europe, it's "positive words", but when anti-Brexit campaigners moan about leaving Europe, it's just moaning?
This childish, divisive attitude has to stop. It does no one any good.
LionLooking
Member
Oh, so campaigning to leave is ok, but campaigning to remain is 'whinging and moaning'? That sounds fair.
I'm voicing my concerns. If you see that as 'project fear' then do you wonder why remainers feel that they are being poo-pooed?
LionLooking
Member
I will, thank you.
No, I shall blame Cameron for allowing the fringe of his party to get their own way
He was happy with the changes he got. So was I. Only Brexiteers thought he got a bad deal, but they would have thought the same no matter what he came back with.
oldbadger
Skanky Old Mongrel!
I am a Labour voter now, and have read so many reports of Mr Corbyn's past strange ideas. But..... we do need a leader who is committed to the NHS, Care in the Community, a secure National Pension, Nationally controlled travel and community services etc and I reckon that he would push for all of those.
If he can win a GM for Labour, then 'fair enough'.
oldbadger
Skanky Old Mongrel!
It wasn't such a good deal, the EU.
My friend married a Dutch Lady and moved to Holland to live with her. He couldn't get a job over there.......... the authorities told him to go home if he wanted a job, or go home and apply for a contract job which involved him returning and working in Holland. Nor was he elligble for any benefits.
Very one sided deals. Nah....... let's get out, 2% majority or not.