The EU debate - Part II

It seems to be the negative remainers pumping out the uncertainty. Most people seem quite content. Then again, I don't think most have the same fixation with the economy a couple on here seem to have, despite their nay saying being largely false..

 

I would agree with Stan on that point. There have been too many stories of increases in racial abuse for them all to be false.

It is, fortunately, only a small minority of ultra right wing morons who feel emboldened by the Brexit vote who are perpetrating this.

 

Who's denying anything, racism has always existed, not just in this country but all others too. Just because racism was not highlighted in the media pre-brexit, does not mean it was not occurring. But now it suits a political goal for the Establishment and the Media Mogul's along with the cloned social media frenzy that never researches jack ****. As Facebook once proved in an experiment, people thrive on negativity, and of course the 2011 riots never happened because that would have been pre-brexit.

 

You have hit the nail right on the head.

 

True colours, at last??...

 

I've never made a secret of laughing at your wild, unsubstantiated bullshit.

 

are you serious?

So because people pump stories they have to be true!

For the mass frenzy over racism and how widespread it is post brexit, I assume at least some of the respondents on here have witnessed it, erm I thought not.

 

The latest 200 branch closures come on top of another 200 already earmarked for closure at Lloyds, which is 9 per cent owned by the Government.

Chief executive António Horta-Osório said: "Following the EU referendum the outlook for the UK economy is uncertain and, while the precise impact is dependent upon a number of factors including EU negotiations and political and economic events, a deceleration of growth seems likely."

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By the way Kustard, the UIR comparisons are spot on. You're ITK as you bank with Lloyds, he was ITK as he was called by the United ticket office!

 

In the instance of this deal the house builders negativity was the result of their pre sales campaign from March til last week. They expected to so far have taken deposits on around 100 units, they had by last week achieved 4 genuine deposit commitments. That scared the **** out of them so we offered to help

 

Wow that's a lot of words to say you don't agree with me. However, before last week thousands of Lloyds employees faced losing there job and this week thousands of Lloyds employees are still losing there job. Brexit or non-Brexit, the net result is the same.

 

I love people quoting newspapers and reports, do you know where most of them first originate from, none other than the European Commission communications to the Council of the EU

 

The net result is quicker and more job losses than pre-Brexit. Accelerated and increased.

 

As well as the Iluminati.

 

Do you read the Guardian by any chance?

 

No, I'm not kidding. There have been too many reported incidents for them all to be fabricated.

Where's the frenzy? I just think, with good justification, that there are those who voted to leave for those reasons.

 

Nope, I read the Times and have only ever voted Tory. Sorry if you were looking for a stereotype!

 

and none more racial than the remainers by trying to create racial tensions to suit a cause, works both ways, by the way I voted out but nothing to do with immigration, but I guess because I voted out and regardless of my reasons, it still makes me a racist.

What is this good justification post brexit compared to pre brexit, the world never changed over night, with people suddenly becoming racist on the 24th June!

 

As i have never ceased mocking your unsubstantiated nonsense.

My assertions are based on facts and figures. I.e. The real world and what's really happening.

And yes, I do concentrate on the economy. It controls just about everything else, that's why!

 

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