BREXIT Discussion, v4.0: The Back-Pedaling

[funcrusher2007]

No you are just a moron.

My ability to Vote IN or OUT those in power would be why i vote leave or stay.

As a UK citizen I never voted or had the right to vote for Tusk Junker or any one that hold real power in the EU.

As a individual a citizen id place the right to vote for those in charge above any fear mongering about economy from Brussels.

To hard to wrap your mind around this ?

That's actually a pretty good reason^^^

I will say ,the pros and cons of that decision are really tipped against you guys now,considering you went from "I didn't get a say so in Eu leadership" to "now there's nobody to vote for"

 

[KnightTemplar]

I disagree with first line you wrote, they had plenty to gain by being part of eu..seeing how fast they are losing since vote is proof in pudding of how much they benefitted from union membership.

I somewhat agree with second line..remainers should have voted and actually showed up on voting day...they ,like many younger/progressive demographics ,talk the talk but don't walk it when it counts...I said somewhat agree because your being " Whiny little bitches" isn't a very logic reason to support a vote for or against ,especially something of this magnitude.

I personally didn't benefit from EU membership. Nor has leaving effected me in any way. I have the same job. I have the same amount of money in my bank account. The business I work for hasn't seen any drop in profits.

 

[Kirku]

I have literally fucked whores up the ass who's opinion I cared more about than yours.

And for the record: the last time I took an IQ test, I scored 126

Stop lying, you can't afford a whore, especially not one of the more premium services. You can't even scratch together a foreign holiday.

It would be quite amusing if Scotland ended up staying in the EU, because so would you.

 

[Kirku]

Nor has leaving effected me in any way...The business I work for hasn't seen any drop in profits.

Of course it hasn't, you haven't left yet.

I have the same amount of money in my bank account.

LOL

 

[My2Cents]

1)I personally obtained no advantage from being part of the EU. So, "fuck Europe" was a good enough reason for me. I literally had nothing to lose.

Good reason mate. Seems like you really have given this a lot of thought

 

[My2Cents]

Funny quote I read regarding Farage leaving:

Farage campaigned to get the lifeboats removed from the Titanic and now doesn't want to sail on it.

 

[KnightTemplar]

Stop lying, you can't afford a whore, especially not one of the more premium services. You can't even scratch together a foreign holiday.

It would be quite amusing if Scotland ended up staying in the EU, because so would you.

Hey...come on...that's your mother, dude. Show her some respect.

 

[Kirku]

Good reason mate. Seems like you really have given this a lot of thought

And people wonder why lots of Leave voters are branded as utter fuckwits, it's certainly not without precedent

 

[KnightTemplar]

Good reason mate. Seems like you really have given this a lot of thought

Well, it didn't take long to reach a decision. All I had to ask myself was, "Remain: what's in it for me?" And since the answer was, "Not much", then pissing off the Remain camp was as good a reason as any.

Also, Bob Geldof was a Remain supporter, which pretty much sealed the deal as far as I was concerned.

 

[KnightTemplar]

And people wonder why lots of Leave voters are branded as utter fuckwits, it's certainly not without precedent

Yeah but we still won. So Remain supporters should STFU, lie back and enjoy it.

 

[Kirku]

Hey...come on...that's your mother, dude. Show her some respect.

I don't think you voted in the referendum at all, surely you can't be over 18.

 

[KnightTemplar]

I don't think you voted in the referendum at all, surely you can't be over 18.

You're confusing your IQ with my age

 

[Kirku]

To be fair to KnightTemplar, he has a point. Seemingly, his life couldn't get any worse than it is now. So why not vote to change the status quo? The current state of affairs clearly hasn't worked out for him from an educational, economic nor social standpoint.

He's actually a very good example of the low socio-economic demographic who, along with the elderly, helped Leave win. As someone eluded to earlier, you had voters from Wales, living in an EU-funded regeneration area, asking 'What's the EU ever done for me?'

The reason that government by referendum isn't an accepted method is that large swathes of every population are utter fuckwits.

 

[My2Cents]

To be fair to KnightTemplar, he has a point. Seemingly, his life couldn't get any worse than it is now. So why not vote to change the status quo? The current state of affairs clearly hasn't worked out for him from an educational, economic nor social standpoint.

He's actually a very good example of the low socio-economic demographic who, along with the elderly, helped Leave win. As someone eluded to earlier, you had voters from Wales, living in an EU-funded regeneration area, asking 'What's the EU ever done for me?'

The reason that government by referendum isn't an accepted method is that large swathes of every population are utter fuckwits.

Amen to that.

If it was up to me those uneducated mofo's wouldnt have any voting rights at all. They are simply to dumb and easy to persuade with one liners. On top of that most of them have all the time in the world to vote

 

[snakedafunky]

I personally didn't benefit from EU membership. Nor has leaving effected me in any way. I have the same job. I have the same amount of money in my bank account. The business I work for hasn't seen any drop in profits.

But don't you think a possible recession could effect you too? I mean the opinion I don't want to be in the EU anymore is a valid one.
But it seems most people did not fully understood what that means. Because it seems most people think not much will change economically while issues like immigration are going to be solved now.
And those things just simple cant both happen.

 

[whougonnacall]

To be fair to KnightTemplar, he has a point. Seemingly, his life couldn't get any worse than it is now. So why not vote to change the status quo? The current state of affairs clearly hasn't worked out for him from an educational, economic nor social standpoint.

He's actually a very good example of the low socio-economic demographic who, along with the elderly, helped Leave win. As someone eluded to earlier, you had voters from Wales, living in an EU-funded regeneration area, asking 'What's the EU ever done for me?'

The reason that government by referendum isn't an accepted method is that large swathes of every population are utter fuckwits.

Thats ths sort of big word book learning that make u stay crowd to lose and stuff guv
We was sick all dem immigrants and stuff so now we well rid of dem and like now the eu cant tell us wat to do like bruv
Cause like now we can do dem trade deals where we get everything we want and everything else stays the same and if da eu dont like it we can blaze on em with a gat bruv
Cause i broke up wiv my baby mama on facebook but she still lets me tap it on the down low so its just like dat yeah?

 

[IDL]

EU started off as a small industrial union, then a larger economic union, and then a political union, and now they're talking about a single EU military with no national ones and penalties for those who don't accept asylum quotas.

It's a takeover by the most wealthy and powerful obviously and where does it end?

For thousands of years people have wanted to resist foreign takeover and nowadays with some economic incentives and globalist ideology being taught, many would happily make the trade.

It's easy to understand the sentiment that would not want to be aboard that train. The only question is are the people actually going to remain somewhat independent or is that just an illusion.

 

[whougonnacall]

EU started off as a small industrial union, then a larger economic union, and then a political union, and now they're talking about a single EU military with no national ones and penalties for those who don't accept asylum quotas.

It's a takeover by the most wealthy and powerful obviously and where does it end?

For thousands of years people have wanted to resist foreign takeover and nowadays with some economic incentives and globalist ideology being taught, many would happily make the trade.

It's easy to understand the sentiment that would not want to be aboard that train. The only question is are the people actually going to remain somewhat independent or is that just an illusion.

Theyve never said no national ones unless u can quote elsewhere
The eu force would be like nato except not one that needs u.s hand holding to do anything..its one of the better ideas to come out of the eu

 

[IDL]

Theyve never said no national ones unless u can quote elsewhere
The eu force would be like nato except not one that needs u.s hand holding to do anything..its one of the better ideas to come out of the eu

I haven't read the raw documents but it was reported that way

"Under the radical proposals EU countries will lose the right to have their own army, criminal law, taxation system or central bank, with all those powers being transferred to Brussels. "

http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/683739/EU-referendum-German-French-European-superstate-Brexit

 

[TheGreatA]

Nigel Farage was never your traditional politician. If he gave a damn about his political career, he wouldn't have been in the EU parliament verbally humiliating all of the big shots on a regular basis. His only intention was to crush the EU, and now that's been done in Britain. The leave campaign was never going to allow him to be involved with any of the post-Brexit proceedings, so there is nothing more that he can accomplish in British politics, especially as the leader of UKIP, an insignificant party which was mostly intended to give a voice to critics of the EU. Most likely he's going to focus on being an advisor for anti-Eu parties in other EU states, as a person who has managed to accomplish the seemingly impossible feat.

He legitimately sees EU as a dangerous institution and you cannot really argue with the logic behind some of his points.