Leave/Brexit - the Mass debate

nicko wrote:He is a traitor and a lying shit as well.

Handy Andy wrote:Guardian - stay. Mail on Sunday stay (strangely) .
Times - undecided.
Daily Star - Ruth Davidson has great boobs.

Syl wrote:

Handy Andy wrote:Guardian - stay. Mail on Sunday stay (strangely) .
Times - undecided.
Daily Star - Ruth Davidson has great boobs.

Is she an innie or an outy? or is it just her boobs she shows.

Syl wrote:Is it true that even if the country votes overwhelmingly to leave, MP's can override this and we will stay in?

My prediction...no matter what the people vote, the result will declare IN.
Do I think the vote can be rigged....of course I do.

Ben Reilly wrote:I hear the younger Brits want to remain in the EU, while those who yearn for a nation with no "foreigners" want to leave, hoping it will roll back British history about 60 years.

Like I've said, there aren't any real "fiscal issues" voters. Fiscal issues get rolled into social issues, and the leave voters have some notion that leaving will make Britain what it once was (culturally homogeneous and pasty white). Ain't going to happen. As Madonna said, the only constant is change. I'll add that those who can't embrace and take advantage of change are evolutionarily extinct, whether they've realized it yet or not.

I'll add that those who can't embrace and take advantage of change are evolutionarily extinct, whether they've realized it yet or not.

Handy Andy wrote:Dont include me in your royal 'we', Tom. We are polar opposites.
I will vote out, but soley to help sack those lying tory
arseholes Cameron and Osborne. Christ , I thought Thatcher and Major were shit,  this pillock exceeds them.

Handy Andy wrote:

Syl wrote:

Is she an innie or an outy? or is it just her boobs she shows.

She is an innie.
For a Tory, she is a formidable,passionate and impressive orator. A potential party leader in my eyes.
Her being gay may not sit comfortably with the senior members of the party., but I cannot see why.

eddie wrote:

Ben Reilly wrote:I hear the younger Brits want to remain in the EU, while those who yearn for a nation with no "foreigners" want to leave, hoping it will roll back British history about 60 years.

Like I've said, there aren't any real "fiscal issues" voters. Fiscal issues get rolled into social issues, and the leave voters have some notion that leaving will make Britain what it once was (culturally homogeneous and pasty white). Ain't going to happen. As Madonna said, the only constant is change. I'll add that those who can't embrace and take advantage of change are evolutionarily extinct, whether they've realized it yet or not.

What a load of narrow-minded bollocks.
People who want to leave are "racist" that's the shit-stick used to beat people with, the die-hard argument that keeps being regurgitated.

Perhaps people want to see if things will improve? Because people ain't so happy at the moment.

This, I do agree with though, stay or leave:

I'll add that those who can't embrace and take advantage of change are evolutionarily extinct, whether they've realized it yet or not.

nicko wrote:All Handy wants to do is run down the Tories,  [and Flap]

Handy Andy wrote:

nicko wrote:All Handy wants to do is run down the Tories,  [and Flap]

That's because I think Labour will making a better fist of running a brexited Britain than the Bullingdon boys are and would.2

Tommy Monk wrote:I care about my country and our democracy and our right to self rule and self determination... That's why I'm voting out... you can't see further than trying to stick it to the Torys...


If people vote remain then it won't natter who is in our govt soon...as all orders will come from the eu... the demands of the British electorate will be irrelevant...

Ben Reilly wrote:

eddie wrote:

Ben Reilly wrote:I hear the younger Brits want to remain in the EU, while those who yearn for a nation with no "foreigners" want to leave, hoping it will roll back British history about 60 years.

Like I've said, there aren't any real "fiscal issues" voters. Fiscal issues get rolled into social issues, and the leave voters have some notion that leaving will make Britain what it once was (culturally homogeneous and pasty white). Ain't going to happen. As Madonna said, the only constant is change. I'll add that those who can't embrace and take advantage of change are evolutionarily extinct, whether they've realized it yet or not.

What a load of narrow-minded bollocks.
People who want to leave are "racist" that's the shit-stick used to beat people with, the die-hard argument that keeps being regurgitated.

Perhaps people want to see if things will improve? Because people ain't so happy at the moment.

This, I do agree with though, stay or leave:

I'll add that those who can't embrace and take advantage of change are evolutionarily extinct, whether they've realized it yet or not.

So, the number-one issue driving the leave movement is immigration. Among Britons who say they're concerned about immigration, what percent would you estimate genuinely has no problem with immigrants as people, and are not worried that their version of British culture is dying out?

Syl wrote:Well my deed is now done.
Walked to the nearby polling booth and met more neighbours today than have done all year.
Stopped to chat, EVERY SINGLE ONE who volunteered the info (about 90%) have voted out.

eddie wrote:Yet we will still remain I think.

eddie wrote:News so far:

Leave 0
Remain 0

0/382 declared
So nothing yet in other words

Handy Andy wrote:Anyone else think that Sadiq Khan was more passionate than he has ever been in thee past?


And wasn't Ruth Davidson impressive. bloody hell, if she was elected in place of Cameron, she might get my vote. A super performance and she shot every /brexit arguement down in flames.