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Staleek -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 4:58:44 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: PeonForHer FR What we have now is the real life, nationwide version of what happens when you close a program. You click the X at the top right, and an interface comes up saying 'Do you really want to close this program?' .... And people are now arguing for that 'interface'. Whether or not there's a second referendum, there'll no doubt be plenty of polls before that debate. If these show a consistent and majority 'Yes, we still want Brexit' ... and the country has clearly stopped itself from going down the toilet (as it currently is) and is in fact doing well ... then I, for one, will accept the Brexit and move on. I think a second referendum is moot at this point. The EU itself appears to have taken this badly and is basically trying to shove the UK out right now, and who can blame them?

LadyConstanze -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 5:00:28 AM)
Here's another little reminder about what this referendum has brought us http://linkis.com/independent.co.uk/QnMMw [image]http://oi63.tinypic.com/zunhn8.jpg[/image] [image]http://i67.tinypic.com/kagly.png[/image] People all over on social media and in real life are openly racist and threatening, yet they consider themselves "patriots" The people 2 houses down, lovely Indian couple, both doctors (he a cardiologist, she is a dermatologist), they are leaving but they decided so before the referendum, their kids were called "Paki scum", makes you wonder why they don't want to live in such a wonderful welcoming place and help the sick....

LadyConstanze -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 5:16:48 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: WhoreMods quote: ORIGINAL: tweakabelle quote: ORIGINAL: Politesub53 The notion of a second referend via this poll on the Commons website is probably already doomed since thousands of votes have been found to be fraudulent, and lets not forget they are similar to XFactor, in that anyone can vote, even from outside the UK. Therefore the likelyhood is many of those voting in the poll wouldnt be able to vote in anycase. It might be an idea not to dismiss the possibility of a second referendum too hastily. It's clear that the referendum outcome jarred with the wishes of most of the ruling elite, and those people are used to getting their way, whether that be democratically or any old way that works. It seems that many UK voters saw the referendum as a means of punishing their ruling elites more than a vote on the merits and/or demerits of the EU. As far as that goes: nothing can happen until article fifty (the conditions for a member country leaving the EU) are invoked, and Cameron has refused point blank to do that, stating that's his successor's problem. Johnson is obviously gutted over this, as he was hoping that somebody else would have done that before he takes over as party leader. At this rate, it's quite likely that some of the other countries that have been making ominous noises about the EU might end up leaving it before the UK does, even without a second referendum. (France, the Netherlands and Italy look particularly likely to follow Britain's lead at the moment.) Possibly every viable economy in the Eurozone besides Germany bailing might put Sturgeon off wanting to remain while the rest of the UK fucks off, but I wouldn't count on that as everything is secondary to hating the English for the SNP, and they're almost expected to damage their country massively if doing so will even slightly inconvenience Westminster at this point. The problem is, as imperfect the EU might be, it kept us out of wars for a long time, blind nationalism has never done that, so the EU breaking up would be a horrible thing another issue is, the EU wants the UK out NOW, the powerhouse has met, the 6 founding members, that to me says more than if the whole 27 countries had met As for article 50, you know that's a bit odd, like a little bit pregnant, are we in or out? The UK caused the world economy to have a massive massive wobble, to think there would be no backlash is naive. NI and Scotland and Gibraltar want to leave Great Britain, it looks more like Little Britain at the moment

LadyConstanze -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 5:19:47 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: mnottertail But you (the royal you of England) are basically tory and I dont see a huge oaring towards a shore of sanity there, you have been fucked in the head near constantly since Iron Balls Maggie. I think the problem are the Blairites still in the Labour party, lots of infighting and backstabbing, Labour needs to get rid of them and get their shit together

LadyConstanze -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 5:26:27 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Staleek quote: ORIGINAL: PeonForHer FR What we have now is the real life, nationwide version of what happens when you close a program. You click the X at the top right, and an interface comes up saying 'Do you really want to close this program?' .... And people are now arguing for that 'interface'. Whether or not there's a second referendum, there'll no doubt be plenty of polls before that debate. If these show a consistent and majority 'Yes, we still want Brexit' ... and the country has clearly stopped itself from going down the toilet (as it currently is) and is in fact doing well ... then I, for one, will accept the Brexit and move on. I think a second referendum is moot at this point. The EU itself appears to have taken this badly and is basically trying to shove the UK out right now, and who can blame them? From my understanding they can't force us out, however they can make life unpleasant for us and the uncertainty is really fucking things up. Nobody invests, people are worried, economy in free fall

freedomdwarf1 -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 6:10:59 AM)
FR~ I'm going to poke my oar in here with something that many 'remainers' won't like. It is apparent that LC lives in a snobby area where racism is rife. It's not like that where I am. LC is extremely Pro-EU. I guess that comes from her heritage/background that isn't British. I am a true Brit. More exactly, I consider myself to be English; not even British and deffo not European. As for immigration? Ask yourself this: Why do the immigrants refuse to register in Greece or Italy or Bulgaria or Croatia or even France or Spain? And what's more, to break the laws to crash through borders in an attempto to reach only certain countries - the UK being one of them. It's because they want the particular society/culture they have chosen to want to live in to the exclusion of all else. I don't blame them for wanting it (in an ideal world), but why break the law - a fundamental EU law?? To my mind, every single one of them who broke the law and fought with the authorities/police should be deported immediately without further consideration. Now let's take that a step further.... So they want to live in the UK? A very noble and good choice. They want the ENGLISH culture and society we live in (disregarding the benefits and free healthcare we offer). But, if it gets to the point where the culture of certain areas are no longer English, would they still choose to come here? In many respects, I think not; it's not what they chose. Now the nasty bit that'll get me slammed and lambasted. Look at Boston and South Holland districts (Lincolnshire) and around Peterborough. They voted by more than 75% to leave. From various interviews with the locals, it wasn't because of the EU but because the fact that the high number of immigrants have completely changed the character and culture of the whole area. I used to live in a small village just outside of Boston - a lovely English market town (or was). These days, if it wasn't for the English signs and buildings, you'd think you were in some part of Poland. You dont hear English being spoken much - it's either Polish or Bulgarian for the most part. I don't decry those who came here to work - big kudos to them for finding it and working hard. But they should really learn to 'integrate' into the local culture and society rather than create a mini version of their homeland. And before someone berates me for picking on the Polish, my best mate is Polish. He came here about 8 years ago with nothing and speaking no English. He's worked 2 jobs, learnt to speak fluent English, bought his own house and lives the English way of life. This is what all immigrants should do when they choose to live in a different country - fit in!! Multiculturism?? PFFFFTTTTT!!! I don't believe in it. I think it is suffocating England and its culture. I want England to remain English; English culture, English customs, English language yada yada yada... the whole nine yards. After all, that's why so many migrants want to come to England isn't it?? At least that's what my local foreigners are telling me around here - they wanted the UK because it was the UK (not France/Spain etc). If I want Polish culture - I go to Poland and live there. If I want French or Spanish culture - that's where I go. If I wanted an Islamic way of life, I'd relocate to an Islamic country. I know it sounds very much BNP/EDL (who I don't agree with btw) but why can't we keep England... quintessentially English?? Is that really too much to ask? ETA: And why can't we fly the Union Jack or the English (or Welsh/Irish/Scottish) flags with pride like everywhere else in the world instead of being told to remove them 'in case it upsets the migrants'? Really?? Fuck Off!! This is England, not Pakistan or India or wherever you came from. I am proud to be English and I should be able to be proud of my country's flag. Don't like it?? Go back home and fly your own fucking flag!

PeonForHer -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 6:43:45 AM)
quote: Here's another little reminder about what this referendum has brought us Sigh. Gormless wankers.

mnottertail -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 6:46:29 AM)
You've had them all along, its just now that they think they have come into their own.

Staleek -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 6:48:06 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: freedomdwarf1 As for immigration? Ask yourself this: Why do the immigrants refuse to register in Greece or Italy or Bulgaria or Croatia or even France or Spain? And what's more, to break the laws to crash through borders in an attempto to reach only certain countries - the UK being one of them. They don't. http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/Migration_and_migrant_population_statistics quote: Germany reported the largest total number of immigrants (884.9 thousand) in 2014, followed by the United Kingdom (632.0 thousand), France (339.9 thousand), Spain (305.5 thousand) and Italy (277.6 thousand). Spain reported the highest number of emigrants in 2014 (400.4 thousand), followed by Germany (324.2 thousand), the United Kingdom (319.1 thousand), France (294.1 thousand) and Poland (268.3 thousand). A lot come to the UK, but that is mostly because English is a language that is very commonly understood. The idea that they're coming here for "free healthcare" when they'd get that anywhere else (hospitals won't turn away people because they can't pay anywhere else in the EU either) is complete propaganda. quote: ORIGINAL: freedomdwarf1 I used to live in a small village just outside of Boston - a lovely English market town (or was). These days, if it wasn't for the English signs and buildings, you'd think you were in some part of Poland. You dont hear English being spoken much - it's either Polish or Bulgarian for the most part. I don't decry those who came here to work - big kudos to them for finding it and working hard. But they should really learn to 'integrate' into the local culture and society rather than create a mini version of their homeland. And before someone berates me for picking on the Polish, my best mate is Polish. He came here about 8 years ago with nothing and speaking no English. He's worked 2 jobs, learnt to speak fluent English, bought his own house and lives the English way of life. This is what all immigrants should do when they choose to live in a different country - fit in!! Oh fuck that. Really. Fuck that. Yes, the good old days of good old Britain. Kids up chimneys, whatever happened to them? Ohh and deference to the upper class. Over the trenches lads! We'll give them what for! Ohh the honest tommys are riddled with bullets now? Shame. And the problem these days is that kids just have no respect, national service! Royal navy! Union Jack! Merchant navy! It's all gone. And that's a good thing. You think you can cling on to the "good old days" forever? Why not ban kids using facebook and twitter while you're at it? The world moves forward. ALWAYS, for EVERYONE. The cultural norms you now identify as "British" will be gone in a generation regardless of who lives here. quote: ORIGINAL: freedomdwarf1 Multiculturism?? PFFFFTTTTT!!! I don't believe in it. I think it is suffocating England and its culture. I want England to remain English; English culture, English customs, English language yada yada yada... the whole nine yards. After all, that's why so many migrants want to come to England isn't it?? At least that's what my local foreigners are telling me around here - they wanted the UK because it was the UK (not France/Spain etc). If I want Polish culture - I go to Poland and live there. If I want French or Spanish culture - that's where I go. If I wanted an Islamic way of life, I'd relocate to an Islamic country. Now you have a good point. I am sick of being Islamified against my will. Only this morning on the radio I heard "Allaaaaah – ah-aaaah allaaaaaah. Good morning, this is BBC Radio Merseyside calling you to prayer." And I am sick of going to the chippy and being told by the (Chinese) fellow working there that he can't serve me during Ramadan. And speaking of the Chinese, I certainly feel suffocated by Liverpools Chinatown. Particularly during Chinese new year when they march that dragon through the city, with all the kids dancing and throwing crackers and stuff. And don't get me started on all those Chinese restaurants they opened along their main street. It's just horribly suffocating to go and have crispy duck at the Lady Jade when I've half drunk myself to death. Look at how they wrecked the place: [image]http://i1.trekearth.com/photos/43511/england-1820web.jpg[/image] That's a street in Britain, freedomdwarf. And you know what? Virtually nobody in this city has any problem with it. We're enriched by it, not lessened by it. quote: ORIGINAL: freedomdwarf1 I know it sounds very much BNP/EDL (who I don't agree with btw) but why can't we keep England... quintessentially English?? Is that really too much to ask? Which English is this? The English of the Chipping Norton set and Cameron? Or the English of the guys working down mines with canaries in cages? Or the English of hereditary lords running half of our government? Or the English of the slave trade and imperialism? And yes, you're right, a lot of this does sound like the fascistic bollocks you'd get from the EDL/BNP/Britain First/UKIP. This is nationalism, plain and simple. Here is the reality: Britain is a pile of dirt in the ocean. A mudpile. Being English means that you emerged from your mothers vagina while she was somewhere within this mudpile. That is all. There is nothing more to nationality than that. All other people you meet have emerged in from a vagina on mudpiles too, maybe some in a mudpile called "france", maybe some others in "syria", maybe another in "america", but they're still just mudpiles. The mudpile does not confer any special powers, and it doesn't make you better than people from different mudpiles.

LadyConstanze -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 6:59:19 AM)
Let's take it a step further: You my dear are on BENEFITS, you're not living a great life on them, enjoy them being cut even more with the next PM who'll be more Tory than Cameron, you think you got it hard now? Think again. All those migrants you hate so much, they contributed a lot more to the economy than they took out, 64% more, that money is going to go missing, austerity, I guess benefits are being cut... Fucking enjoy your English culture, the culture of colonialism, racism, yeah something to be really really proud of. On FB I use my maiden name, I get lovely comments like "migrant maggot, we're coming for you" or that they will take "the house back I stole" - tell you what, like most other people from EU, funny, you know, I did pay company and personal tax in this country, also I am paying a mortgage. I would really like to know which social house I have taken? I think I might actually contribute to a few English people living in social housing. You want to keep "YOUR COUNTY" English, what like in sending children back into the chimneys again? Guess what, can't even do that anymore, boilers now. Oh you can't be a racist because your best mate is Polish, funny how every racist has a foreign friend and therefore isn't racist. Some cuntface who "wanted his country back" cracked my cheekbone. As for "so many EU migrants" really, 5% are a problem for a nation who had no problem colonialising and invading 90% of the world. Why the fuck did I come to England? Because of hubby, not because it's a nice place, in case you haven't noticed, it's damned expensive but with shitty weather and it's full of racist cunts and the quality of life is a bit 50 years in the past. Odd how our homeless guest Vinnie lived on the streets for 3 years but nobody English helped him or took him in. I feel really sorry for him, I spent most of the day on the phone trying to find him a place to stay as we're pulling out. You know what, if I have to make a choice between my GB passport and my EU one, have the GB one back, or the Little Britain one. Since you agree so much with Farage and you are on disability, a little reminder https://politicalscrapbook.net/2014/12/ukip-disability-benefit-claimants-are-parasitic-underclass-of-scroungers/ He and his party thinks you're an underclass scrounger You know, I think your next PM is Boris, which makes me kinda sad, I would hope that just for you it would be IDS, this lovely gent, the one responsible for a lot of people dying because their benefits were cut http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/26/eu-referendum-brexit-vote-leave-iain-duncan-smith-nhs This guy http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/iain-duncan-smith-should-resign-over-disability-benefit-death-figures-says-jeremy-corbyn-10475017.html I'll be perfectly fine with that, you sided with that guy, you also sided with all the people who want to make the NHS private. I guess you reap what you sow. I mean you can have a fuckfantastic pure English starvation. Oh and about migration, it's going to be really fun when Ireland and France don't protect the borders anymore, isn't it? As for Brexit solving migration, hahahahaha, good one http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3660305/Brexit-MEP-rows-claims-quitting-EU-cut-immigration-furious-BBC-clash.html You're welcome to your own little England, it looks like this http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/eu-referendum-racism_uk_576fe161e4b08d2c56396075 You know who I really feel sorry for? Vinnie and his other homeless friends, we couldn't take more in because we simply don't have the room, but we bought some of them tents on eBay so they are at least sheltered and made sure they had food, so every day about 5 people came round and ate with us, used our phone to ring up to try and find places or get their benefits sorted, used our address as a care of address since "3rd park bank on the left" doesn't cut it for the job center or the DWP, so they could shower or wash their clothes. Guess what, this "migrant maggot" paid for it and I don't regret it for a moment. When I was attacked, the police is trying to find the thug but it's difficult, the description to the homeless and within 2 days they had a name and where he hangs out, what a surprise he's claiming money from the social and lives in social housing and is working black... Also Vinnie and his homeless friends go with me bloody everywhere, to make sure I'm not attacked, bloody great guys, most of them say they're ashamed to be English and that it shouldn't happen in this country. During all this happening and them coming to the house, hardly anything got nicked, one guy did help themselves to most of my lighter collection and sold it for scrap (effing idiot, palladium and titanium DuPonds and he sold them for £5 a piece), the other guys told me and we're trying to get it back from the scrap merchant and the one who nicked it left town ASAP. I'm afraid to say, the homeless seem to be much nicer than flag waving **** You know, I made some great friends in the 12 years I lived here and I now know who they are, and they're from all walks of life, that because I'm such a snob. As I said, everybody being for Brexit and voting for it, wear the badge for the next few years so everybody can thank you in the future. Edited for spelling, since English is my 3rd language, though oddly enough when I see the "We take back control" voices on social media, usually their spelling is pretty rotten too. But then again "its there langwitch innit" can't make them bloody foreigners force us to spell "Traytors youve wil be hunged"

PeonForHer -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 7:02:06 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: freedomdwarf1 I'm going to poke my oar in here with something that many 'remainers' won't like. [Etc] Re the Union Jack - of course, we can forget that should Scotland gain independence. It was designed to represent the Union and we won't have that union any more. As for 'poking your oar in' ... come on, FD. What's the point in even saying all that? It's the same old right wing nationalism that has, forever and a day, been impervious to any opposing argument. To me, though, it's just such a shame that English and British Nationalism has always been so arch-reactionary, divisive and basically built on the idea of 'the other' being so undesirable. Scottish nationalism is on entirely the other end of the scale. The Scots can love being Scottish - but there's so much less of the kind of hatred that characterises English and British nationalism. And ... you know the flip-side to your idea of 'Keep Britain British with its British Culture'? It's that people such as yourself get to decide what's 'British' and what isn't. Why? My attitudes, my culture, what I like to do and not like to do ... they're all vastly different to the average English or British nationalist. Yet I'm undeniably British, by the measurement even of those sorts. This is one reason why English and British nationalists never get more than minority support: they talk about 'Us and Them' assuming that 'True Brits' will consider themselves, deep down, to be 'Us' types, too. But we don't. If anything, we consider them - the English and British Nationalists - to be part of the 'Them' group. In the most crucial sense of the word 'foreign', and the only one that matters as far as I'm concerned, most English and British Nationalists are foreign to me. I don't want to have to mix with them and consider myself lucky that I don't have to.

dcnovice -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 7:26:48 AM)
FR [:)] [image]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ClwwGnbWIAExFys.jpg[/image] Sorry the photo is so large! Couldn't find a smaller version.

NorthernGent1 -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 7:28:41 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LadyConstanze Here's another little reminder about what this referendum has brought us http://linkis.com/independent.co.uk/QnMMw [image]http://oi63.tinypic.com/zunhn8.jpg[/image] [image]http://i67.tinypic.com/kagly.png[/image] People all over on social media and in real life are openly racist and threatening, yet they consider themselves "patriots" The people 2 houses down, lovely Indian couple, both doctors (he a cardiologist, she is a dermatologist), they are leaving but they decided so before the referendum, their kids were called "Paki scum", makes you wonder why they don't want to live in such a wonderful welcoming place and help the sick.... This is a part of the reason why people didn't trust the Remain camp. Of course there are racists in this country, always have been and always will be. Comparatively we don't do too badly which is demonstrated by our record with immigration down the centuries, as opposed to your cheap soundbites. But, if you can't see that people in many parts of the country have legitimate concerns with the politicians in both Europe and London, issues that don't involve racism, then you're not watching very closely. Of course, you've turned this into: "the racist little Englander" situation. Everyone's stupid. If only the rest of us could open our eyes and see what you can see. Any wonder people turned against you and your type? Now, in the end I voted Remain, but people like you boil my piss. Sat there in Alderley Edge or wherever the fuck it is, in middle class suburbia, surrounded by people just like you, pontificating about 'the economy' and how everyone else is stupid and racist. No wonder the Remain camp lost the argument. Anyone one who disagrees with them is racist and stupid. What a way to win the argument eh. And, of course to support your argument you bring up a few posters and anecdotes that represent less than 1% of the people in this country and apply that argument to the swathes of people who voted leave because of issues that had nothing whatsoever to do with race.

LadyConstanze -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 7:36:38 AM)
Maybe you just look up where what is? Surely your great intellect will let you consult a map of the North East of England? Oh and btw no racism at all... That was my eye on the 16th [image]http://oi65.tinypic.com/9s6lxd.jpg[/image] And apparently you are also unable to google "Rise of racism post Brexit" or open your eyes Changed your SN because too many people have you on ignore? No worries, I'll add another name to the block list Aren't you the same brain surgeon who claimed that no woman ever gets molested or groped by footie fans... Yeah thought so... People just imagine racism, I'm so glad that I don't have to deal with a cracked cheekbone, just as a lot of people weren't told to "get the fuck out" Btw

NorthernGent1 -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 7:39:29 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Staleek quote: ORIGINAL: PeonForHer FR What we have now is the real life, nationwide version of what happens when you close a program. You click the X at the top right, and an interface comes up saying 'Do you really want to close this program?' .... And people are now arguing for that 'interface'. Whether or not there's a second referendum, there'll no doubt be plenty of polls before that debate. If these show a consistent and majority 'Yes, we still want Brexit' ... and the country has clearly stopped itself from going down the toilet (as it currently is) and is in fact doing well ... then I, for one, will accept the Brexit and move on. I think a second referendum is moot at this point. The EU itself appears to have taken this badly and is basically trying to shove the UK out right now, and who can blame them? The Germans seem fine about it. They've pretty much said: "we'd rather you had stayed, but that's the way it goes, good luck and let's have an amicable settlement". The Polish have just issued a statement to the effect that they are looking for a way to get us back into the EU (not sure which Poles I have to say, but some political party). The Norwegians have closely aligned themselves with our foreign policy for a long time, and understand the issues we have with the more protectionist French and Italian way of doing things. Things are being blown out of all proportion, by the Remain campaign, because they're not happy it didn't go their way. They can't respect the result and are resorting to hyperbole and more scare-mongering. The economy was always going to have a short-term downturn due to the uncertainty generated, clearly transactions would slow down in the short term. But, many economists and former Bank of England heads are suggesting that they don't think there will be any long term impact, with some saying this is a great opportunity for ambition and imagination. Of course, you can keep on forecasting the end of the world and that may just talk us into a recession - not unheard of. Your duty now is to accept the result. Accept the democratic process, and work to maintain the prosperity of this country. The majority of people in the United Kingdom do not agree with you. Accept that. Forget the second referendum, and the doom and gloom doomsday predictions, and take a positive approach to this country's future. One outside of the European Union.

mnottertail -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 7:40:03 AM)
Did you take the Houston gig? You limeys sure are acting like yanks in this imbroglio, this is as wound up as I have ever seen you all. But it feels good to call a shitbreather a shitbreather, no?

NorthernGent1 -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 7:42:33 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LadyConstanze Maybe you just look up where what is? Surely your great intellect will let you consult a map of the North East of England? Oh and btw no racism at all... That was my eye on the 16th [image]http://oi65.tinypic.com/9s6lxd.jpg[/image] And apparently you are also unable to google "Rise of racism post Brexit" or open your eyes Changed your SN because too many people have you on ignore? No worries, I'll add another name to the block list Aren't you the same brain surgeon who claimed that no woman ever gets molested or groped by footie fans... Yeah thought so... People just imagine racism, I'm so glad that I don't have to deal with a cracked cheekbone, just as a lot of people weren't told to "get the fuck out" Btw Can anyone translate this? The biggest load of dog shite I've read for many a year. At this juncture, it is clear that you have completely lost your mind and you should take a break.

LadyConstanze -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 7:49:06 AM)
I'm sorry that you can't understand English, but then as the typical lager lout, football hooligan, I wouldn't expect brains from the likes of you anyway. Difficult to understand that some guy punched me in the face and cracked my cheekbone for wearing a remain button? Yeah I can see how an IQ below room temperature would have problems with that. The rise in racism everywhere post Brexit, also escaped you. Guess you've been studying your navel a lot. Now I help you to fuck off by pressing the ignore button. Maybe the local butcher can sell you a bit of brain.

NorthernGent1 -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 7:53:04 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: mnottertail Did you take the Houston gig? You limeys sure are acting like yanks in this imbroglio, this is as wound up as I have ever seen you all. But it feels good to call a shitbreather a shitbreather, no? No I didn't, Ron. This is my home in the end. I am absolutely gobsmacked at what has come out of this. The strength of feeling defies belief. A short-term downturn to the economy was always on the cards, but I never expected in a million years that it would cause such upheaval. I'd assumed that Leave or Remain, it would be a case of: right, decision made, let's get on with it. It's hardly the first time a country has voted for a change. I never imagined that the French would be demanding that we go now, that Italians would be praising us for standing up for freedom, that the Polish would start a campaign to get us back in, that our Prime Minister would resign and leave us with a caretaker government, that the Labour Party would rip itself asunder - what is the current count - seven members of the Labour front bench have resigned? probably more. I never imagined that it would affect the stock markets in Germany and Japan - who have also seen stocks devalued. I mean, what's the matter with the people. We're only a small island off the North West coast of Europe; it's hardly anything to get excited about. And then in our country, the divisions between ordinary people have taken me aback. I'm scratching my head thinking what is going on. You can only conclude that these divisions have simmered for a while. The same underlying divisions that we saw during the '70s and '80s and probably much farther back. It's all a bit weird to me.

NorthernGent1 -> RE: Brexit Vote Results (6/27/2016 7:54:29 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: LadyConstanze I'm sorry that you can't understand English, but then as the typical lager lout, football hooligan, I wouldn't expect brains from the likes of you anyway. Difficult to understand that some guy punched me in the face and cracked my cheekbone for wearing a remain button? Yeah I can see how an IQ below room temperature would have problems with that. The rise in racism everywhere post Brexit, also escaped you. Guess you've been studying your navel a lot. Now I help you to fuck off by pressing the ignore button. Maybe the local butcher can sell you a bit of brain. I'll be honest. I couldn't give the first fuck that you got a crack off someone. Were you going on like this by any chance?

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