McDonalds aren't to blame for people being stupid. They are just taking advantage of the obvious fact, bourne out by recent poll results, that 52% of folk are ****ing morons. McDonalds, like Brexit, is the symptom of this mass idiocy, not the cause.
The EU debate - Part II
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McDonalds aren't to blame for people being stupid. They are just taking advantage of the obvious fact, bourne out by recent poll results, that 52% of folk are ****ing morons. McDonalds, like Brexit, is the symptom of this mass idiocy, not the cause.
Of course it's Brexit's fault. Everything is Brexit's fault. 5000 jobs at McDonalds is not much good if it results in 5001 jobs being lost elsewhere in the same sector, however.
So all Brexit voters use McDs and all the snowflake remainers eat lettuce, pull the other one.
Get over it you lost, move on and stop talking the UK down.
I'm afraid that it's a sign that McDonalds think that more people are going to be eating downmarket, as they can no longer afford to eat out elsewhere....
I think i've got to the point where i don't give a flying **** about anything
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Us peasants as clever as we may or may not be won't change anything.Just enjoy your life
as much you can and when the time comes kick the ****ing bucket as hard as you can
........Us peasants as clever as we may or may not be won't change anything.Just enjoy your life
as much you can and when the time comes kick the ****ing bucket as hard as you can
All you snowflakes use the Scare tactics pre and post Brexit.
Just get over it, you lost move on.
Hardly an explanation.
PS. Actually we have all lost.
Oh I get it.
Those who have been all mantra muppet on "the markets hate uncertainty" (TM) have just been
shown their moronics when ostensibly the same conditions separated by 5 weeks have produced
very different "market" behaviour.
And rather than manning up and admitting their stupidity, have gone all Vicky Pollard instead
(yeah but no but yeah but no. My mate Tanya says the "markets" are fickle) .
"What's really happening is that the economy is contracting."
Sounds like bad news.
I expect the "markets" are dropping their holdings in FTSE250 companies like a bad smell
as I am typing this ...
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So Foxtons are seeing a slump in profits because the average UK citizen with average wealth
is not seeking to buy an average house primarily because of the Leave result ??
Again, you don't get it. And your infantile blathering won't change anything.
FYI markets don't think longer term anymore. With the ever increasing use of derivatives, everything is a much shorter term view. That's what they're doing now.
There will be a relative period of calm until the talks start. Although the markets will still react sharply to any news.
Here's what's really happening....
But, I suppose in your dream world that has nothing to do with Brexit and won't affect the economy at all??
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...k-consumer-confidence-falling-most-since-1990
Sadly that is wishing thinking on your part.
"With the ever increasing use of derivatives"
1. What is a "derivative" ... ?? <Will Hutton>
2. Yeah but no but yeah but no but. My mate Tanya says With the ever increasing use of derivatives ...
"But, I suppose in your dream world that has nothing to do with Brexit and won't affect the economy at all??"
Again, I expect to see the FTSE250 plummeting right now as I type on this news.
That is what is happening, right ... ??
Absolute piffle.
Care to explain away the latest consumer confidence stats, that show it at it's lowest level since 1990?
And when you've done that explain how a lack of consumer confidence won't affect the economy in a negative manner & cause a contraction in GDP and thus recession?
This is pointless. You do understand the difference between a short term view a long term investment?
I, and others, have posted more than ample evidence of the economy slowing and contracting. Consumer confidence, business confidence, and investor confidence are all way down. The BOE will almost certainly have to lower rates - again, next week. In case you're in any doubt, none of this is good news for the economy!....
You neither understand, nor want to. So, I think this 'discussion' is over!....
You think Corbyn is good for the country, all beggars are hapless unfortunates and the Tories policies are murdering the feckless by the tens of thousands.
You soppy wet ****. You and your likes are the real problem with this country yet have the audacity to preach to me lolzy!
God bless xx
Good to see you sticking to facts again. You use emotive, bombastic lies and hyperbole in the same way farage and trump does so that you dont need to use facts
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