The EU Referendum - Thursday 23 June (with voting poll)

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It's not Labour or Corbyn's fault either

In this age of entitlement, "the workers" who traditionally voted Labour take the welfare state for granted and are now bizarrely right wing, even though they rely on the welfare policies of the left. (I am aware this is generalisation - but hey, that seems to be the crux of the thread)

The left and the working classes are completely at odds with each other now - which is a massive problem for Labour. It has to become 2 different parties because it won't be able to unite those 2 forces when there is a rejection of experts. But when that happens then there will be no party remotely able to challenge the Conservatives.

navyblueshorts wrote:Couple of things:

1) Cut out the overly aggressive, potty mouthed personal insults.
2) Stop thinking it's clever to insert asterisks into swearwords so that the filter misses them.

Be passionate and argumentative, but I'm not sure any of us needs any of the above.

I didn't know we were allowed to write in red.

It could have made all the difference when trying to explain the financial impact of Brexit.

Because it's quite obviously being linked to the leave campaign as a way of painting leave voters and racists again. You can continue being obtuse about if you prefer however

Ent wrote:

GSC wrote:Frankly, if you weren't, there'd be no point posting about individual incidents.

It's the second news story in 2 days about that kind of thing.

I'm not sure how it is point scoring to mention stories on national news outlets highlighting abuse received by immigrants since the referendum.

It's point scoring because such despicable abuse has been prevalent throughout the country long before the referendum, highlighting it now but not before is wrong.

I have no issue with immigration as long as the right people are entering the country, my two consultants are Romanian and Iranian, I hold both in very high regard for saving my life and the lives of many others. I do favour a points system like Australia and if it does in fact increase immigration then i'm all for it, 600,000 of the right people is better than 300,000 including say 50,000 coming for the wrong reasons.

No I think the vote has legitimised those the minority that hold those views, but take it thick if you want. I guess the bbc and Sky who reported these stories are presenting the leave vote as racists too.

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:

GSC wrote:Frankly, if you weren't, there'd be no point posting about individual incidents.

It's the second news story in 2 days about that kind of thing.

I'm not sure how it is point scoring to mention stories on national news outlets highlighting abuse received by immigrants since the referendum.

It's point scoring because such despicable abuse has been prevalent throughout the country long before the referendum, highlighting it now but not before is wrong.

Guess you better make a complaint to the independent press standards organisation then.

SecretFly wrote:

LordDowlais wrote:

ShahenshahG wrote:Because you stupid waster c*nt, no one knows what the f*ck to do

Classy.

This is the attitude of the remain camp all along. Did you not see George Osborne this morning ? They planned for an EU exit. As did the bank of England. FFS stop panicking everybody.

Osborne has thrown away the Dark Clouds and Maelstrom speeches.  He's had them shredded, then burned, then the ashes buried 50 feet underground.

He's opened his special Safe in the Wall, with his Golden key.  He removes his envelope: "Only to be Opened When David has been successfully dispatched and when Boris blinks under Pressure."


AHA!  We may have another Corby in our midst.  A 'Remain' man that voted Leave!

Absolutely. This is him kicking off his PM campaign. If you were a Remainer the only way to power now is to present yourself as accepting the result and moving on. Osborne and May will spend a lot of time in the coming days spreading the word that the next PM should be someone closer to the middle ground of the Brexit debate, not a die hard Remainer or Brexiter (i.e. Johnson).

Of course Osborne actually campaigned pretty hard for Remain, but we'll all have forgotten that by October. May on the other hand plonked herself in a sort of Corbyn position - dithering about trying not to offend anyone. The difference is that she did it much better than Corbyn, and also that she isn't Leader of the Opposition, and therefore expected to lead.

Ent wrote:No I think the vote has legitimised those the minority that hold those views, but take it thick if you want. I guess the bbc and Sky who reported these stories are presenting the leave vote as racists too.

I think you're recent posting history makes it clear what you're trying to do, you're not smart enough to cover it up.

JuliusHMarx wrote:

mikey_dragon wrote:

navyblueshorts wrote:Couple of things:

1) Cut out the overly aggressive, potty mouthed personal insults.
2) Stop thinking it's clever to insert asterisks into swearwords so that the filter misses them.

Be passionate and argumentative, but I'm not sure any of us needs any of the above.

One of the mods in here finally doing their job .

It's not a job - it's voluntary and takes up our free time. If you don't like the forum, you don't have to be here.

Bla bla you know what I mean. Moderate your pals as you would moderate the average poster, or relinquish your voluntary duties is my advice to SOME of ya. You've been neutral through most of this debate Jules, don't let it slip you o*d f*rt .

Rowley wrote:The problem for the leavers is most of them have one eye on the Tory Leadership as well. The first person who sticks his head above the parapet in terms of the way forward has to answer a lot of the questions that have cropped up post decision. Firstly they will again have to acknowledge the NHS thing was basically drivel, all are guilty of pedalling this particular lie, but you don’t want to be the guy holding the parcel when the music stops.

Also whoever comes out of hiding first has to acknowledge the increasing likelihood that free movement is likely to stay in place, and by dint Thursday’s decision will have no impact whatsoever on net migration.  Whoever breaks that news is pretty much ruling themselves out of the leadership running.  It matters little that everyone on the Leave campaign knows this is the case, all that matters to the runners and riders now is they can stick someone else with the blame for it.

...and in the meantime, the uncertainty of the Country's direction continues and the markets and currency speculators cane us for it. That's one thing re. this triggering of Article 50; I wonder what the effect would be if the uncertainty surrounding when its triggered goes on for any length of time?

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:No I think the vote has legitimised those the minority that hold those views, but take it thick if you want. I guess the bbc and Sky who reported these stories are presenting the leave vote as racists too.

I think you're recent posting history makes it clear what you're trying to do, you're not smart enough to cover it up.

Perhaps you are just too stupid to understand my posts, eh?

Ent wrote:

GSC wrote:

Ent wrote:Story just on bbc news there (no link on site sadly).

Lots of nasty things said to immigrants.

Sikh radiographer told by patient "shouldn't you be on plane to Pakistan, we voted you out"

"White power shouted at immigrant waiting on bus"

"XXXX go back to Romania" written on school wall, xxxx being a little girls name.

Think the leave campaigners need to come out and hit this hard, nip it in the bud.

This kind of thing is disgusting, using it for petty points scoring however is pretty poor.

Good no body is doing that then isn't it.

Pretty much everyone on the Remain side is doing what GSC says. We know some racist people voted for Leave and they're the ones getting airtime. There is likely racist people who voted for Remain, who get little/no airtime. Us leave campaigners don't have to nip this in the bud any more than the average person regardless of their vote. Remain does not condone or promote racism, some people need to get with that.

Ent wrote:No I think the vote has legitimised those the minority that hold those views, but take it thick if you want. I guess the bbc and Sky who reported these stories are presenting the leave vote as racists too.

I'm sure you're absolutely right on this point. EDF anyone? Bet they all voted 'Remain'...

Hammersmith harrier wrote:
I have no issue with immigration as long as the right people are entering the country, my two consultants are Romanian and Iranian, I hold both in very high regard for saving my life and the lives of many others. I do favour a points system like Australia and if it does in fact increase immigration then i'm all for it, 600,000 of the right people is better than 300,000 including say 50,000 coming for the wrong reasons.

A points system means you've got some bureaucrat deciding which professions to favour and which to not. Yes to gynaecologists and football players, no to fruit pickers and rugby players....depending on how the bureaucrat is feeling.

Right now, the vast majority of immigrants - especially EU immigrants - come to the UK to work. If there's work for them, they come. If there isn't, they don't, or they go back home. The market is giving the points.

The other point is that if you throttle back on EU migrants, you'll increase non EU migration. That might boost overall skills - but EU migrants do tend to integrate better, and are far more likely to go home if their work goes, or when they decide to retire. (Though that is also driven by the ability to travel: the EU allows you to work 5 years in the UK, back to Poland for 5 years, a few years in Germany, and then back to the UK. A points system wouldn't allow that.

Isn't this the same stuff that's been going on for a while just everyone was ignoring it until the vote came up and they could blame one side of it?

Disgusting things being said and the people behind it should be ashamed of it.

Think the remain camp needs to calm it down a bit and realise they lost. Whether you thought you were right, wrong or had a direct line into what will happen, it's time for us to pull together and support what the majority in this country wanted. If not i'm pretty sure you could move over to Ireland or Scotland or even look for a place in the EU to live. Free up houses in England and give coutnries that may need it a boost financially. Everybody wins :-)

Ent wrote:Story just on bbc news there (no link on site sadly).

Lots of nasty things said to immigrants.

Sikh radiographer told by patient "shouldn't you be on plane to Pakistan, we voted you out"

"White power shouted at immigrant waiting on bus"

"XXXX go back to Romania" written on school wall, xxxx being a little girls name.

Think the leave campaigners need to come out and hit this hard, nip it in the bud.

Yes, this is very bad, but is it any worse than the extreme vitriol shown towards some of the Leave voters above? Or the tirade of abuse from Remain voters, shouting scum at Boris Johnson, vandalising his car and showing intimidating behaviour?

I find it very interesting that one is considered worse than the other.

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:No I think the vote has legitimised those the minority that hold those views, but take it thick if you want. I guess the bbc and Sky who reported these stories are presenting the leave vote as racists too.

I think you're recent posting history makes it clear what you're trying to do, you're not smart enough to cover it up.

Perhaps you are just too stupid to understand my posts, eh?

Perceived stupidity of leave voters is what your whole argument is based on, you're so smart and anyone who disagrees with you is stupid, we understood that the first time you said no need to repeat as nauseam.

Alex_Germany wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:
I have no issue with immigration as long as the right people are entering the country, my two consultants are Romanian and Iranian, I hold both in very high regard for saving my life and the lives of many others. I do favour a points system like Australia and if it does in fact increase immigration then i'm all for it, 600,000 of the right people is better than 300,000 including say 50,000 coming for the wrong reasons.

A points system means you've got some bureaucrat deciding which professions to favour and which to not. Yes to gynaecologists and football players, no to fruit pickers and rugby players....depending on how the bureaucrat is feeling.

Right now, the vast majority of immigrants - especially EU immigrants - come to the UK to work. If there's work for them, they come. If there isn't, they don't, or they go back home. The market is giving the points.

The other point is that if you throttle back on EU migrants, you'll increase non EU migration. That might boost overall skills - but EU migrants do tend to integrate better, and are far more likely to go home if their work goes, or when they decide to retire. (Though that is also driven by the ability to travel: the EU allows you to work 5 years in the UK, back to Poland for 5 years, a few years in Germany, and then back to the UK. A points system wouldn't allow that.  

I have no problem with that in the slighest, migrants coming to work in the medical profession are slightly more important than fruit pickers to be honest.

navyblueshorts wrote:

Rowley wrote:The problem for the leavers is most of them have one eye on the Tory Leadership as well. The first person who sticks his head above the parapet in terms of the way forward has to answer a lot of the questions that have cropped up post decision. Firstly they will again have to acknowledge the NHS thing was basically drivel, all are guilty of pedalling this particular lie, but you don’t want to be the guy holding the parcel when the music stops.

Also whoever comes out of hiding first has to acknowledge the increasing likelihood that free movement is likely to stay in place, and by dint Thursday’s decision will have no impact whatsoever on net migration.  Whoever breaks that news is pretty much ruling themselves out of the leadership running.  It matters little that everyone on the Leave campaign knows this is the case, all that matters to the runners and riders now is they can stick someone else with the blame for it.

...and in the meantime, the uncertainty of the Country's direction continues and the markets and currency speculators cane us for it. That's one thing re. this triggering of Article 50; I wonder what the effect would be if the uncertainty surrounding when its triggered goes on for any length of time?

Europe isn't being nice. Apparently, no informal deals before article 50, which then gives Britain a fixed 2 years to agree something or sink into the Atlantic or something similar.

Ideally, Cameron, Johnson and Davidson should fly off, meet with Merkel and Hollande, and provisionally agree that Britain will join the EEA, with the details to be worked out after article 50.

Then the markets would bounce back. The racist and illiberal elements of the Leave campaign would object, but most would be more concerned about the economy.

Rory_Gallagher wrote:

Ent wrote:Story just on bbc news there (no link on site sadly).

Lots of nasty things said to immigrants.

Sikh radiographer told by patient "shouldn't you be on plane to Pakistan, we voted you out"

"White power shouted at immigrant waiting on bus"

"XXXX go back to Romania" written on school wall, xxxx being a little girls name.

Think the leave campaigners need to come out and hit this hard, nip it in the bud.

Yes, this is very bad, but is it any worse than the extreme vitriol shown towards some of the Leave voters above? Or the tirade of abuse from Remain voters, shouting scum at Boris Johnson, vandalising his car and showing intimidating behaviour?

I find it very interesting that one is considered worse than the other.

Agreed. Both sides have a big responsibility here. Cameron and Boris should get on a podium together, with Jo Cox's husband and Nigel Farage if needs be, and condemn all such behaviour. It isn't helpful in any way to any cause. They should remind people of the law in this area, which will be enforced if needs be. They should call on those involved to grow up. The country has serious problems, more so now than ever, and these issues need to be faced by serious people with cool heads.

Alex_Germany wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:
I have no issue with immigration as long as the right people are entering the country, my two consultants are Romanian and Iranian, I hold both in very high regard for saving my life and the lives of many others. I do favour a points system like Australia and if it does in fact increase immigration then i'm all for it, 600,000 of the right people is better than 300,000 including say 50,000 coming for the wrong reasons.

A points system means you've got some bureaucrat deciding which professions to favour and which to not. Yes to gynaecologists and football players, no to fruit pickers and rugby players....depending on how the bureaucrat is feeling.

Right now, the vast majority of immigrants - especially EU immigrants - come to the UK to work. If there's work for them, they come. If there isn't, they don't, or they go back home. The market is giving the points.

The other point is that if you throttle back on EU migrants, you'll increase non EU migration. That might boost overall skills - but EU migrants do tend to integrate better, and are far more likely to go home if their work goes, or when they decide to retire. (Though that is also driven by the ability to travel: the EU allows you to work 5 years in the UK, back to Poland for 5 years, a few years in Germany, and then back to the UK. A points system wouldn't allow that.  

Hang-on. We have voted to end the rule of "bloated" unelected bureaucrats. You must be mistaken.

Ent is right to be concened of the far right being potentially legitimised by this vote even if they shouldn't be

What I would say however is that it's now a big responsibility of Ent and the remain camp and everyone else to make sure those guys know they are wrong and we remain a multicultural country with different financial rules

One last thing. peoplr have gotten heated on here, even those with blue or green names but the mods were right to step it back a bit Once the c-word got introduced
They're doing a great job in a tough thread and that should be respected

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:No I think the vote has legitimised those the minority that hold those views, but take it thick if you want. I guess the bbc and Sky who reported these stories are presenting the leave vote as racists too.

I think you're recent posting history makes it clear what you're trying to do, you're not smart enough to cover it up.

Perhaps you are just too stupid to understand my posts, eh?

Perceived stupidity of leave voters is what your whole argument is based on, you're so smart and anyone who disagrees with you is stupid, we understood that the first time you said no need to repeat as nauseam.

Ad nauseum...

What argument of mine are you referring to exactly?

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:No I think the vote has legitimised those the minority that hold those views, but take it thick if you want. I guess the bbc and Sky who reported these stories are presenting the leave vote as racists too.

I think you're recent posting history makes it clear what you're trying to do, you're not smart enough to cover it up.

Perhaps you are just too stupid to understand my posts, eh?

Perceived stupidity of leave voters is what your whole argument is based on, you're so smart and anyone who disagrees with you is stupid, we understood that the first time you said no need to repeat as nauseam.

Ad nauseum...

What argument of mine are you referring to exactly?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_nauseam

temporary21 wrote:Ent is right to be concened of the far right being potentially legitimised by this vote even if they shouldn't be

What I would say however is that it's now a big responsibility of Ent and the remain camp and everyone else to make sure those guys know they are wrong and we remain a multicultural country with different financial rules

One last thing. peoplr have gotten heated on here, even those with blue or green names but the mods  were right to step it back a bit Once the c-word got introduced
They're doing a great job in a tough thread and that should be respected

To be fair they should just know they are wrong and you get accused of point scoring (points for what exactly the referendum is over) if you point it out.

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:No I think the vote has legitimised those the minority that hold those views, but take it thick if you want. I guess the bbc and Sky who reported these stories are presenting the leave vote as racists too.

I think you're recent posting history makes it clear what you're trying to do, you're not smart enough to cover it up.

Perhaps you are just too stupid to understand my posts, eh?

Perceived stupidity of leave voters is what your whole argument is based on, you're so smart and anyone who disagrees with you is stupid, we understood that the first time you said no need to repeat as nauseam.

Ad nauseum...

What argument of mine are you referring to exactly?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_nauseam

Good one.

temporary21 wrote:Ent is right to be concened of the far right being potentially legitimised by this vote even if they shouldn't be

What I would say however is that it's now a big responsibility of Ent and the remain camp and everyone else to make sure those guys know they are wrong and we remain a multicultural country with different financial rules

One last thing. peoplr have gotten heated on here, even those with blue or green names but the mods  were right to step it back a bit Once the c-word got introduced
They're doing a great job in a tough thread and that should be respected

I get you're trying to play peacekeeper Temp, and I applaud you for it. However "great job" is a stretch for me when I and others have been banned from the site for pretty minor offenses while others seemingly are free to label all leave voters as uneducated racists pretty openly.

UKIP MP and Leave campaigner Douglas Carswell welcomes the creation of a new unit in the Cabinet Office to lead civil service efforts to extricate the UK from the EU.
He says it's good to see the unit isn't based in the Foreign Office "because it's been irredeemably federalist" - but now the "right people" must be involved in it, namelly, he says, Daniel Hannan, Chris Grayling, Michael Gove.
He says those people "have given a great deal of thought to what the plan is" - and it is wrong to suggest there isn't one.
Mr Carswell says "informal negotiations" must now begin, for example, on so-called passporting rights for the City of London, and "once that is done, bang, it's Article 50 time."

I find this last bit odd. Is he suggesting that if informal negotiations break down, it won't be "bang, Article 50 time"??

I thought it would be "bang, Article 50 time" regardless, and it seems odd that he thinks we'd be able to pre-negotiate prior to the formal negotiation period, almost using Article 50 (and threat of not serving notice and therefore extending the period of uncertainly which hurts us all) as a bargaining chip.

The financial services passporting issue probably isn't a biggie, and the solution will be simple. If UK laws remain equivalent to EU laws in this area (as, of course, they currently are) then we should be allowed to market financial services in the EU as if we had a passport. Under many pieces of FS legislation, such as AIFMD, this is pretty much the situation anyway (3rd country rights). If the EU refuses, then it isn't actually that difficult to establish a subsidiary in the EU and get authorised, although that'll be costly and time consuming.

LordDowlais wrote:

ShahenshahG wrote:Because you stupid waster c*nt, no one knows what the f*ck to do

Classy.

This is the attitude of the remain camp all along. Did you not see George Osborne this morning ? They planned for an EU exit. As did the bank of England. FFS stop panicking everybody.

Ah Gideon. The voice of calm and authority. Nice to see how the international markets have responded to his important speech.

Clutching at straws...

Fair enough. hero has recognised that for example and offered an apology Well make sure to keep an eye on it from now so that people arent branded as racist

GSC wrote:

temporary21 wrote:Ent is right to be concened of the far right being potentially legitimised by this vote even if they shouldn't be

What I would say however is that it's now a big responsibility of Ent and the remain camp and everyone else to make sure those guys know they are wrong and we remain a multicultural country with different financial rules

One last thing. peoplr have gotten heated on here, even those with blue or green names but the mods  were right to step it back a bit Once the c-word got introduced
They're doing a great job in a tough thread and that should be respected

I get you're trying to play peacekeeper Temp, and I applaud you for it. However "great job" is a stretch for me when I and others have been banned from the site for pretty minor offenses while others seemingly are free to label all leave voters as uneducated racists pretty openly.

No-one labelled 17 million people as uneducated racists. Do you really think that happened?

JuliusHMarx wrote:

GSC wrote:

temporary21 wrote:Ent is right to be concened of the far right being potentially legitimised by this vote even if they shouldn't be

What I would say however is that it's now a big responsibility of Ent and the remain camp and everyone else to make sure those guys know they are wrong and we remain a multicultural country with different financial rules

One last thing. peoplr have gotten heated on here, even those with blue or green names but the mods  were right to step it back a bit Once the c-word got introduced
They're doing a great job in a tough thread and that should be respected

I get you're trying to play peacekeeper Temp, and I applaud you for it. However "great job" is a stretch for me when I and others have been banned from the site for pretty minor offenses while others seemingly are free to label all leave voters as uneducated racists pretty openly.

No-one labelled 17 million people as uneducated racists. Do you really think that happened?

It's called desperately scraping around for a moral high ground!

I think the Moral High ground is in the gutter on this one. Everyone has to look down and not up to find it.

All is not lost - the pound is up against the Argentine Peso.

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:No I think the vote has legitimised those the minority that hold those views, but take it thick if you want. I guess the bbc and Sky who reported these stories are presenting the leave vote as racists too.

I think you're recent posting history makes it clear what you're trying to do, you're not smart enough to cover it up.

Perhaps you are just too stupid to understand my posts, eh?

Perceived stupidity of leave voters is what your whole argument is based on, you're so smart and anyone who disagrees with you is stupid, we understood that the first time you said no need to repeat as nauseam.

Ad nauseum...

What argument of mine are you referring to exactly?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_nauseam

Good one.

If you're going to try and act like a smart-arse at least get it right, disappointed that somebody with such superior intellect can make such a mistake.

I must have missed the meeting where expressing a desire for you country to rise from the doldrums or avoid collapse is just thinly disguised racism.

Still, every day's a school day I suppose

Ent wrote:Story just on bbc news there (no link on site sadly).

Lots of nasty things said to immigrants.

Sikh radiographer told by patient "shouldn't you be on plane to Pakistan, we voted you out"

"White power shouted at immigrant waiting on bus"

"XXXX go back to Romania" written on school wall, xxxx being a little girls name.

Think the leave campaigners need to come out and hit this hard, nip it in the bud.

Abuse is going both ways by a minority of Remain and Leave voters.

Don't know why you're just focusing on one particular side of it.

JuliusHMarx wrote:All is not lost - the pound is up against the Argentine Peso.

Jeez, their economy must be pretty special right now!

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:No I think the vote has legitimised those the minority that hold those views, but take it thick if you want. I guess the bbc and Sky who reported these stories are presenting the leave vote as racists too.

I think you're recent posting history makes it clear what you're trying to do, you're not smart enough to cover it up.

Perhaps you are just too stupid to understand my posts, eh?

Perceived stupidity of leave voters is what your whole argument is based on, you're so smart and anyone who disagrees with you is stupid, we understood that the first time you said no need to repeat as nauseam.

Ad nauseum...

What argument of mine are you referring to exactly?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_nauseam

Good one.

If you're going to try and act like a smart-arse at least get it right, disappointed that somebody with such superior intellect can make such a mistake.

It's ad not as you pillock. Ad nauseam.

JuliusHMarx wrote:All is not lost - the pound is up against the Argentine Peso.

They're all panicking because Messi's retired from International duty.

Nauseum

Guys, just only an hour ago we requested to cut out the personal attacks, can we try and stick to that before I start dropping the banhammer on both sides.

Hero wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:All is not lost - the pound is up against the Argentine Peso.

They're all panicking because Messi's retired from International duty.

Imagine if Itoje retired the English rugby. The world as we know it would end!

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Ent wrote:No I think the vote has legitimised those the minority that hold those views, but take it thick if you want. I guess the bbc and Sky who reported these stories are presenting the leave vote as racists too.

I think you're recent posting history makes it clear what you're trying to do, you're not smart enough to cover it up.

Perhaps you are just too stupid to understand my posts, eh?

Perceived stupidity of leave voters is what your whole argument is based on, you're so smart and anyone who disagrees with you is stupid, we understood that the first time you said no need to repeat as nauseam.

Ad nauseum...

What argument of mine are you referring to exactly?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_nauseam

Good one.

If you're going to try and act like a smart-arse at least get it right, disappointed that somebody with such superior intellect can make such a mistake.

It's ad not as you pillock. Ad nauseam.

I'm quite aware of that, it was a simple typo what with s & d being next to each other on a keyboard, more highlighting that you initially put Nauseum

funnyExiledScot wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:All is not lost - the pound is up against the Argentine Peso.

Jeez, their economy must be pretty special right now!

I think it's because Messi retired from international football.

Edit - bolox, beaten to the punch

Typos eh, what you gonna do.

JuliusHMarx wrote:

funnyExiledScot wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:All is not lost - the pound is up against the Argentine Peso.

Jeez, their economy must be pretty special right now!

I think it's because Messi retired from international football.

Edit - bolox, beaten to the punch

After reading your original comment I was rushing to type something about Messi too

Comment on article 50 - the two year deadline is not fixed. It can be extended if both parties agree to it.

No Exit Talks Until UK Presses Button - Germany - Sky News
https://apple.news/A7bxH2qr9S_mdGK0C4oWGeA

Not sure if anyone posted this yet.

funnyExiledScot wrote:

JuliusHMarx wrote:All is not lost - the pound is up against the Argentine Peso.

Jeez, their economy must be pretty special right now!

I'm buying tins of Corned Beef. I'm going to make a killing (by throwing them at Referendum protesters)

Ent wrote:Typos eh, what you gonna do.

They should be cerrocted without daley!!!!!!