I don't need to calm down I was just replying. The written word can be deceiving depending how you read it. I was calm when I wrote that and I am calm now.Calm down Ellers. He was quoting an article.
I don't need to calm down I was just replying. The written word can be deceiving depending how you read it. I was calm when I wrote that and I am calm now.Calm down Ellers. He was quoting an article.
Well, to a rational person like yourself - stoking the emotional fires of those who vote the same way you do - absolutely not. Rationally, of course, you aren't highlighting any of the negative aspects of leaving the EU in the shambolic way we currently seem to be going. That might make people pause a little and then question to themselves why a rational person would want to leave so badly in such a poor way.
Why are you against pausing a while so we can do it properly? Or do I misunderstand, and you are actually in favour of waiting until we can do things in a more managed and less damaging way?
I'm against pausing because the EU will simply put the issue on the back burner and focus on other matters like the diaspora coming across the Med.
Negotiators on both sides must have their feet held to the fire. And preparations must be made for all eventualities. The most likely cause of a no-deal is Corbyn, who for his own political expediency, has said he will vote down any deal May comes back with.
I'm against pausing because the EU will simply put the issue on the back burner and focus on other matters like the diaspora coming across the Med.
Negotiators on both sides must have their feet held to the fire. And preparations must be made for all eventualities. The most likely cause of a no-deal is Corbyn, who for his own political expediency, has said he will vote down any deal May comes back with.
Corbyn has offered to support May if she goes for a Customs Union option, which I think will be the final outcome. The most likely cause of a no-deal are the Moggite loonies. This is a Tory fiasco from start to finish, Goldie.
That's wrong.Corbyn has offered to support May if she goes for a Customs Union option, which I think will be the final outcome. The most likely cause of a no-deal are the Moggite loonies. This is a Tory fiasco from start to finish, Goldie.
That's wrong.
Corbyn will vote down anything May puts forward which will be the most likely cause of a no deal. If you actually listen to JRM he wants a decent deal for the UK but won't be pushed around by Brussels. He doesn't believe in Chequers which the EU and Corbyn said they would reject so how is it his fault? Stroller you are an old remoaner that can't accept Brexit and need people to blame. Corbyn is in this for political gain so he can try and get a GE anyone can see that.
Stroller the referendum was needed, get over it.Tories called the referendum to save themselves, Tories made it a binary choice, Tories failed to stipulate a significant qualifying majority, Tories lied and cheated during the campaign (both sides), Tories called an unnecessary GE, Tories bribed the DUP, Tories are ****ing up the negotiations and Tories will be responsible if we wind up with no deal. Of course Corbyn wants a GE, the country needs one.
Apparently people make their minds up on issues either on a rational basis or an emotional one. I read some research a couple of days ago that says most Leave voters are making an emotional decision and most Remain voters are making a rational one. There is nothing to try and suggest one approach is more valid or "better" than the other - it's just the way we're wired as individuals.
Sounds possible to me. There are no rational grounds for bankrupting the country and no evidence that leaving the EU right now in the manner being suggested would be OK. So why can't I understand that we just have to leave and worry about the rest later?
Why don't we just postpone Brexit until we understand how we're going to make a success of it? That doesn't mean we'll not leave, just that we'll do it at a time of our own choosing on terms we can control a little better? None of us trust the existing people to do it properly or that what they do will make us happy.
As I read yesterday... "If the people in charge of making Brexit happen were competent, they wouldn't".
"Bankrupting" is the new 'remoaner' buzzword, they all seem to be using that one this week. It's funny when positive Leave news is mentioned, 'remainer's' say you can't see into the future yet when negitive news is mentioned it's taken as gospel. They don't have long left and are getting desperate. Expect Project scare you s22tless in the coming months.Bankrupting the country?!!
So you can see into the future and predict what will happen in few years time?
Good grief, economists get almost every predicton wrong. Unless you're some kind of time traveller I'm not going to accept your doom laden prediction either.
Even as a Remainer I’ll call that out as self serving Remainer propaganda.Apparently people make their minds up on issues either on a rational basis or an emotional one. I read some research a couple of days ago that says most Leave voters are making an emotional decision and most Remain voters are making a rational one. There is nothing to try and suggest one approach is more valid or "better" than the other - it's just the way we're wired as individuals.
Sounds possible to me. There are no rational grounds for bankrupting the country and no evidence that leaving the EU right now in the manner being suggested would be OK. So why can't I understand that we just have to leave and worry about the rest later?
Why don't we just postpone Brexit until we understand how we're going to make a success of it? That doesn't mean we'll not leave, just that we'll do it at a time of our own choosing on terms we can control a little better? None of us trust the existing people to do it properly or that what they do will make us happy.
As I read yesterday... "If the people in charge of making Brexit happen were competent, they wouldn't".
Thank the heavens Corbyn went out there to meet them. He has said he will back May if the 6 test are met. Are they realistic tests?? Is JRM and the rest of the brextremist loonies going to vote May down?.....of course they are. Of course JC is doing it for political gain, any party leader would, that's sensible tactics if your the opposition. It's not his deal or negotiations that will matter, it's the Tories that are making a right royal **** up of it!! JRM wants a deal that suits himself to line his pockets!That's wrong.
Corbyn will vote down anything May puts forward which will be the most likely cause of a no deal. If you actually listen to JRM he wants a decent deal for the UK but won't be pushed around by Brussels. He doesn't believe in Chequers which the EU and Corbyn said they would reject so how is it his fault? Stroller you are an old remoaner that can't accept Brexit and need people to blame. Corbyn is in this for political gain so he can try and get a GE anyone can see that.
I agree with you there Ellers. Where do these project fear and project it will be great opinions come from??"Bankrupting" is the new 'remoaner' buzzword, they all seem to be using that one this week. It's funny when positive Leave news is mentioned, 'remainer's' say you can't see into the future yet when negitive news is mentioned it's taken as gospel. They don't have long left and are getting desperate. Expect Project scare you s22tless in the coming months.
Bob every time you reply to my posts I really have to question your motives. You saidThank the heavens Corbyn went out there to meet them. He has said he will back May if the 6 test are met. Are they realistic tests?? Is JRM and the rest of the brextremist loonies going to vote May down?.....of course they are. Of course JC is doing it for political gain, any party leader would, that's sensible tactics if your the opposition. It's not his deal or negotiations that will matter, it's the Tories that are making a right royal **** up of it!! JRM wants a deal that suits himself to line his pockets!
What a stupid thing to say. When you are dealing with the country's future (Brexit deal) you don't play political games. Such a stupid comment fella.Of course JC is doing it for political gain, any party leader would, that's sensible tactics if your the opposition.
Yes Tories are responsible for the whole nightmare, but Labour could probably have stopped the whole Leave process by now if Corbyn had not been leader of the Labour party.Tories called the referendum to save themselves, Tories made it a binary choice, Tories failed to stipulate a significant qualifying majority, Tories lied and cheated during the campaign (both sides), Tories called an unnecessary GE, Tories bribed the DUP, Tories are ****ing up the negotiations and Tories will be responsible if we wind up with no deal. Of course Corbyn wants a GE, the country needs one.
Even as a Remainer I’ll call that out as self serving Remainer propaganda.
Nearly every single decision we take is instinctive and/or emotional, we unconsciously retro fit rationality around them to justify our choices to ourselves and others. I’d bet that the basic emotion of remain voters (including me) was fear of uncertainty, and that of leave voters anger at the status quo. Fear and anger are very powerful emotions, takes a lot of undisputed evidence to overcome them. And we don’t have any undisputed evidence on either side, just loads of opinions and guesswork.
Of course, some people’s instincts and emotions are better than others in terms of outcomes.......
Why is it stupid? What's stupid is the Tories negotiating this deal like they have in the first place. They are pathetic in every sense of the word. Get back to listening to the radio Ellers and sucking up everything you hear!! My motives are the following, you claim everything any remainers says as wrong, like you're some expert on the subject. I'm sure they may be wrong on things but give a little sometimes fella cos you do make yourself look ridiculously silly sometimes. What do you think the Tories are doing then if it isn't political games? Jc is gaining more popularity every day by just watching this unfold!!Bob every time you reply to my posts I really have to question your motives. You said
What a stupid thing to say. When you are dealing with the country's future (Brexit deal) you don't play political games. Such a stupid comment fella.
As for your comments re JRM? Explain to us in your own words how he is lining his pockets? Another ridiculous thing to say![]()
bob for all your niceties, you are just a remoaner. What is sad is the comments you say about how people play politics and you seem believe it is okay. The difference between me and a lot of people is, if remain had won I would have accepted the democratic vote like I do in elections. I would have supported whoever if it was for the best of my country and not try and sabotage because I didn't get the result I wanted. It's pathetic that people would want things to go wrong on Brexit.Why is it stupid? What's stupid is the Tories negotiating this deal like they have in the first place. They are pathetic in every sense of the word. Get back to listening to the radio Ellers and sucking up everything you hear!!
I'm actually not a remainer as I've stated millions of times! The main people (in my opinion) who are cocking this up are the Tories themselves, not Jeremy bloody Corbyn!!!! I sit on the fence, look at both sides of the debate and I'm yet to hear anything that remotely strikes me as positive about leaving the EU without a good deal. Who will scupper a deal?? The TORY ERG and probably Labour? Is It a good deal? We won't ever get the chance to have a say on it unfortunately.bob for all your niceties, you are just a remoaner. What is sad is the comments you say about how people play politics and you seem believe it is okay. The difference between me and a lot of people is, if remain had won I would have accepted the democratic vote like I do in elections. I would have supported whoever if it was for the best of my country and not try and sabotage because I didn't get the result I wanted. It's pathetic that people would want things to go wrong on Brexit.