The EU debate - Part III

Was this you then?

 

The Taffs voted out

 

I've tried to avoid doing so for the last 100 pages or so of you telling everyone they're deflecting. It was a new story on BBC so might have been of interest to the small number of people on the thread still posting about the EU.

 

It will be interesting to see what the jocks try to do, maybe its time to drop the barnett formula and give them much less, if they want to play silly buggers.

 

It was more filled with your mates deflecting and posting bollocks and you whining and posting bollocks but it doesn't alter the fact that you thinking it would bother people from Hull, or for some odd reason Barnsley, is pretty much more bollocks and further displays your ignorance.

 

No need to be precious about being from somewhere with a disproportionate number of morons.

All just my opinion of course but those are just two examples of places which will be in uproar if what some people perceive to be a watered down Brexit eventually happens. You can have Boston too if you'd rather I said somewhere not in Yorkshire.

 

I don't think they should get less necessarily but the formula doesn't seem very relevant now. There must be a better measure out there.

 

Only a fool will not accept compromise, but if Labour/Lib Dems do that they will lose support from Leave voters and they cant afford that.

 

Maybe its best to let them leave, do we really need them?

 

I'd be all for it.

 

Watford and QPR.


You do post some ignorant ill informed ****e, and then whine when people point out diversions. You really haven't grasped what this is about at all have you.

 

I posted that the BBC had just mentioned the Scottish and Welsh parliaments will have a say and put in a throwaway joke about it upsetting the hard Brexiters by linking such a group of people with Hull and Barnsley, two places likely to have a disproportionate % of hard Brexiters. Not my fault you got uppity about it.

I've not whined about diversions but I find it rather hypocritical when you do. Most of what you say isn't informative, interesting or funny but just forgettable waffle.

 

Uppity.

I'm just amused by your whining nonsense and feigned indigence.

Brexiters seem to be easy going and happy to compromise, the blubbing remainers could do to take a lesson. It's no surprise that the whiney self pitying are largely southern.

 

If you're going to reach for the thesaurus at least pick the right word.

This thread doesn't exactly lend weight to your theory that Brexiters are happy-go-lucky types (myself and Bod excluded of course) or willing to compromise. They seem any or all of thick, bitter, stubborn and deranged.

 

Given you've clearly not grasped the issues, and simply post to whine and whinge, I'll file that reply with your others.

 

When I log on to this thread it is, more often than not, Kustard, Hull, or Beelzebub's appendage that has made the last post. They seem to always want the last word, even though they are usually wrong That is normally an indication of insecurity.

 

Aye, imagine, someone posting their opinions of the topic on a discussion forum.

What the **** were we thinking eh.

Maybe nonsense like the last few pages is more the level you'd choose.

 

Go on then, which issue haven't I grasped that the intellectual heavyweights on here like you are all over?

 

By the look of things, just about all to be fair.

There's no short answer to your question, you'd have to go right back three threads ago, and consider some peoples preconceptions.

I'd start with the misconception on why some voted as we did and why Trump got in. As a clue, whatever follows from here, the point has been made, and a fair few are having to wake up and reconsider their world view.

 

I have a lot of sympathy for individual policemen, as it's a hard, **** job and they're widely hated.
There are a lot of people that are quite justified in hating a lot of the police forces in this country, though.
Hillsborough, The Battle of Orgreave, rampant racism, cover-ups and more.

The problem is that none of this helps anyone. How do we improve our justice system?
We appear to be heading in a more authoritarian direction and that simply doesn't appear to work.
Some will claim that's the common sense thing to do, but the evidence says otherwise.