The EU debate - Part III

As you're Speaking as by far the most tiresome person on this entire forum, perhaps you can shed some light?

 

Not really monitoring closely. You pop up with regular monotony.

 

Isn't it a bummer when the post in your head just doesn't work after you press send.

 

And you take a great interest in what I have to say about Pete. That's peculiar. Is your obsession with me or Pete? Or both?

 

Yes. Or if I did, it was used metaphorically to describe my dislike of actual bigots.

You, being the pedantic tosser that you are, would naturally try to twist it into something else

 

You should know!!

 

I'm learning more about it reading your posts.

 

... wtf ... are you referring to tax depreciation? ... this is common in most developed countries so makes us no more or less attractive from an investment perspective...it's merely a timing difference for tax relief...

 

Course you are. Go to bed mate! Don't be a twat all your life, take a night off!

 

Nope, I'm claiming you said that you were a bigot.

From memory you tried to add something like "towards certain types" which is a nonsense as you can't be a selective bigot, you either are one, like you, or aren't one, or you don't really understand the word.

 

I take very little notice of what you say about anything, but I do catch enough glimpses as a skim past your monotonous replies to have picked up on your obsession.

 

FTFY

 

You're not interested but you are interested enough to chip in. Not that you care but you care enough to make several comments.

You dopey old civil servant Is it your job to fill in while the fat **** has his midnight kebab?

 

I haven't replied to probably 99% of your replies you thick twat.

I'm not sure why you think 'civil servant' is an insult. If I was one, I reckon I'd find it dull, but I'd see no shame in it.

 

In a nutshell, you're monitoring my posts and replying to many of them to tell me that I'm stalking someone.

Great work Dull

 

If it makes you happy to believe that, fill your boots. Anyone interested could simply look back through your many replies and count how many responses from me you got.

As my eyes skim passed your drivel, the general tone of the content is barely avoidable. The likelihood is, my eyes caught a minimal percentage of your ****e, and even that looked like an obsession.

 

You forgot the straw man Dull.

 

Trump not accepting election result ‘very different’ to me not accepting EU referendum result, claims Remainer
http://newsthump.com/2016/10/20/tru...epting-eu-referendum-result-claims-remainer/?

"Refusing to accept the result of a democratic vote is only wrong when Donald Trump does it, according to many Remainers today.

With presidential hopeful Donald Trump refusing to pledge he will abide by the result of the US general election, Remain voter Simon Williams insisted it couldn’t be more different to his demands for another EU referendum.

He told us, “Donald Trump saying the election is rigged before a vote is even cast is disgusting and throws a huge shadow over the entire democratic process in America.

“But me wanting another EU referendum is very different – because I only said the result shouldn’t stand after I knew the result.”

Further differences have been highlighted by Williams who insists that demanding a democratic vote be completely ignored is ‘perfectly democratic when I do it’.

He went on, “Donald Trump is a reckless billionaire megalomaniac so bound up in his own dangerous rhetoric that everything he says should be immediately condemned. Whereas I’m a middle-class accountant from Basingstoke doing whatever I can to protect the future of my country – so to try and draw parallels between the two of us is pointless.

“Remember, the democratically expressed will of the people is absolutely sacrosanct, unless of course, they were stupid enough to vote for something I disagree with, in which case we need to do it all again.” "

 

Remainer stubs toe due to Brexit
http://newsthump.com/2016/10/19/remainer-stubs-toe-due-to-brexit/

"A supporter of the Remain campaign has laid the blame for stubbing his toe squarely at the feet of Brexit.

“I was just walking along, minding my own business, thinking of the inevitable financial and social Armageddon that has been set in motion due to the vote to leave the EU,” said Simon Williams, a craft beer wrangler who hails from, inevitably, Shoreditch.

“Due to my artisan spectacles, I hadn’t noticed that the pavement was cracked and broken, I can only assume it was in this state due to a lack of EU funding as a result of Brexit.”

Mr Williams swung his foot into an upturned piece of broken pavement resulting in a blackened toenail and painful bruising of the big toe.

“This is the problem with referendums; you turn crucial decisions over to people who don’t agree with me, and so must be racists, bigots, and idiots, they vote for something they don’t understand, and I end up with a bruised toe.

“Frankly they should all be ashamed.”

When suggested that the cracked pavement had always been there, and at some point, he’d have stubbed his toe regardless of the outcome of the referendum, Mr Williams remained bullish.

“No, that’s balls. It was definitely Brexit.” "

 

Universally loathed Government slips to double-digit poll lead
http://newsthump.com/2016/10/14/universally-loathed-government-slips-to-double-digit-poll-lead/

"The unpopular and divisive government who nobody voted for has slipped to a mere 14 point lead today, leading to fears they may only get a 150 seat majority in any snap General Election.

The government, who absolutely everyone would prefer to see replaced by the opposition, is languishing only slightly more than a dozen points ahead of their nearest competitor, which has led some observers to conclude that the jig is indeed up and they are now running scared of a charismatic and popular Shadow Cabinet.

Reports from Westminster suggest that senior figures within the Tory administration are having emergency meetings to discuss how to deal with what is plainly an existential threat, and party members are being warned that it may presage years in the political wilderness.

Supporters of opposition parties say the poll results show the growth of a popular groundswell of support for them, and pledged to keep doing exactly what they’re doing whilst preparing for Government.

“They say you can judge a person by the quality of their enemies, in which case I must be utterly hopeless,” said a visibly shaken Theresa May.

“Clearly I need to find a better quality of enemy to the ones I’ve got now. Someone who the voters will take to and trust more than the current lot.

“I wonder what Tony Blair and Nick Clegg are doing right now?”

When asked, former Prime Minister Tony Blair said ‘A majority of 150? How does anyone manage with one that small?’ "