The EU debate - Part III

If it helps you feel any better, and stops you on yet another of the ridiculous diversions you're intent on, and just a lame excuse to push your ad hominem's strawmen and other logical fallacies in a peculiar attempt to 'win' and divert away from the other elements of the reply.

I disagree with you, but it's so immaterial, I'll humour you, and I hope you read this as patronising as it's meant. you're absolutely right. There you go, you've won. Feel good?

If you cut away your bluster, you actually agree with me, which perhaps accounts for your replies.

We are where we are, it's the implications of that that are more important, and as you say, the actions really just mean a bit more delay and uncertainty until we move on, but there it is. Move on we will.

The down side is that it has ramifications on the democracy they claim to be trying to protect.

 

A great piece this, which explains in detail why our economy is so reliant on foreign cash and how a hard Brexit would be so damaging

http://www.nybooks.com/daily/2016/10/18/brexit-death-of-british-business/

 

Firstly, it wasn't about me being right at all, it was about you jumping to a completely incorrect assumption about the motives of those who brought the case against the Govt. Your misplaced patronising tone, is just you making yourself look an even bigger mug. I was wrong about that issue, was all you had to say sweetcheeks, it's not a competition

So moving on.....I don't see how ensuring that the correct democratic process is upheld has any negative ramifications on our democracy? Can you explain what you mean by that?

What would have had negative ramifications was May winning yesterday, as it'd have set a precedent that Govt can change UK citizens rights without consulting the House.

 

I don't mind Simon, he's quite a critic of economists and the economic system.

 

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He wasn't criticising the system in that piece though, he was spelling out the reality of what hard brexit would deliver in terms of our economy.

His point about our World Trade figures was particularly striking, as it demonstrates what absolute bollocks has been spoken about the 'brave new World' that Brexit is supposedly going to deliver in terms of our exports.

 

Oh look another vacuous deflection.

Oh well, I tried.

 

Aye, I was talking about his earlier pieces, where he blames other things for some of the same problems.
I don't mind him.

 

Nice one. It saves time when you summarise your usual content like that.

 

So yet again you're not going to answer the question posed in the post you replied to with spam?

It'd save time and stop cluttering up the thread if you just didn't bother replying at all if there's a question you don't fancy answering.

 

If you want a question answering sensibly, you need to ask it without the barbs, twists, deflections and bullshit that litter your replies and lose the reputation for tediously trying to twist and add assumptions to responses and insist that they're facts.

Your usual technique is to do all the above to one small point of someone's reply, usually a largely irrelevant one, and then use that to clutter the thread up and divert from the other points, and then claim someone isn't answering or is diverting things.

It's pretty much how we've got here.

 

Please point out the supposed barbs, twists and assumptions in the simple question that you've swerved answering and are instead cluttering the thread with absolute bullshit.

So moving on.....I don't see how ensuring that the correct democratic process is upheld has any negative ramifications on our democracy? Can you explain what you mean by that?

In your own time.....

 

Didn't you?

Feel free to tell us the real reasons. In your own words...

 

I voted leave because I am a raving Nazi racists and want to get rid of those pesky foreigners., but I don't claim to speak for the majority like you lot, despite my being on the side with the most votes (winners).

 

Wow.

 

At least you admit to being a horrible ****

You ain't won nothing yet btw, ****. Don't expect 48% of the electorate to just sit back and get pissed on by the likes of you.

 

He doesn't need to admit it, it's been blindingly obvious for some while..

 

Ha! Ha! I have been pissing on lightweight worms like you all my life and don't intend stopping anytime soon

 

Do you have to pay for shopping bags over there? If so, must cost you a small fortune unless you bought one of them 'bag for life' jobs to go over your Mrs' head

 

I'll put one over your head so the blood doesn't get all over my clothes, if you like.?...