The EU debate - Part II

Crack on then

 

you forgot this one

Simple Stan Not looking for a fight, I dont want to be beaten up, this is just a forum after all

Custard OK coward, I will leave you cry.

 

It's not semantics, it's just remaking the bail from your strawman.

 

You don't seem to understand this government thing. Nigel Farage is not in the party that forms the government. A majority of the government before the referendum were in the Remain campaign. I don't think Nigel Farage's views had anything to do with whether he was in the official leave campaign.
The important points are that there has been a referendum which decided the UK would leave the EU. The Conservative Party has formed a government that will see it happen. Some Remain people seem very upset by that. Tough.

 

Feel free to look back. I know how you hate the same topics being recycled.

 

As I said, afraid to make yourself look a right **** again.

So no racism was displayed, so feel free to withdraw that comment, or argue your case with something more than your usual deflection and bullshit pedantry

 

I'll provide a screen shot of the exchange I referred to. You can do the same no doubt Kustard

I will give you credit though as it least you tried to make it look genuine by using pidgin English for your part

 

Strawman's at it again.

What race are immigrants?

 

Still no posts.

Yawn

 

There are, I've just checked.

What race are immigrants?

In more recent news...

Labour has secretly suspended 50 of its members over anti-Semitic and racist comments as officials struggle to cope with the crisis engulfing the party.


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...suspended-50-members-for-anti-semitic-and-ra/

 

Some Remain people: "All people who voted to leave the EU are racist bigots"
Some in the Conservative Party: "We are the government and will take the UK out of the EU."
Some people do and some people cry.

 

I understand perfectly well that Farage was not part of the government and will not be part of the brexit negotiations. It is actually the basis of the point I have been making as to why future generations may not see him as such an important figure.
You can dismiss the fact that the most eurosceptic political of the time was not included in a cross party leave campaign but I will feel free to wonder why that may be so.

 

Yet more deflection and pedantry

I'll put this one down as yet another fail on your behalf and we can move on if you wish

Once you've withdrawn the accusation of racism that is.

 

Hey Mr Scarecrow, what race are immigrants?


Mr Corbyn is facing one of the most dangerous periods of his leadership after he was last week forced to suspend Naz Shah, a Labour MP, and Ken Livingstone, the former Mayor of London, over alleged anti-Semitic comments.

Jonathan Arkush, the President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, said that Mr Corbyn's failure to accept that there was a more widespread problem is "an issue in itself".

 

I'm sure that made sense in your fat head, but on the page it just looks like the muttering of some Tory tit

 

Still nothing

Are you going to withdraw the accusation of racism yet?

Or just carry on making yourself look a ****, as per?

Which is it to be?

 

Whether somebody was in the official Leave campaign or not is a lot less important than if they created the environment that produced the EU referendum. Allowing the people to decide was the best decision that could have been made.

 

Some of every walk of life say or do something. Indeed everyone in every walk of life say and do.

I think that sums up the nonsense you have just posted.

 

Here you go. It's a bit like our sigs isn't it? What you actually said and what you wish I'd said.

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