Lots of angry people today.

[Soov535]

Hoofy said:

Soov535 said:

av185 said:

Dead cat bounce springs to mind.

FTSE c5000 predicted by Christmas.

Really? Get an IG account then and short the hell out of the FTSE. You'll make a bundle.

You do KNOW that you can make money on a falling market, right?

100% mortgage on the house and go all in!

av is sure - I am certain he will do this.

Go our hero!

[Sam All]

rscott said:

All those involved in the referendum campaign need to speak out - especially Farage.

Agreed - all the front runners need to unite on this and broadcast a robust message.

[WinstonWolf]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

I reckon you could have squeezed another racist slur in there if you really tried hard.

[Hoofy]

Soov535 said:

Hoofy said:

Soov535 said:

av185 said:

Dead cat bounce springs to mind.

FTSE c5000 predicted by Christmas.

Really? Get an IG account then and short the hell out of the FTSE. You'll make a bundle.

You do KNOW that you can make money on a falling market, right?

100% mortgage on the house and go all in!

av is sure - I am certain he will do this.

Go our hero!

I'd put a buy stop above this position and a sell stop below this position to ensure I lose money no matter what the outcome.

[SeeFive]

Sustenpass said:

Being part of a multi-racial family doesn't mean you have more authority to comment on whether that image was used in a racist context. If cmoose now revealed he had a Syrian wife or Chinese uncle, would you take his views more seriously?

It is quite possible to not be a racist in certain aspects of your life, and turn a blind eye in others. It's not a binary thing.

In my opinion, that poster has been designed specifically to appeal to the racist argument in the EU vote, and it is the fact that you are so angered by this suggestion that is curious.

And you are entitled to that opinion as is cmoose to his. I have no problem with anyone having an alternative viewpoint to mine.

However, I resent being called a racist for my viewpoint which clearly isn't irrespective of my family makeup. However, given that makeup, it could be considered highly unlikely that anyone here is likely to be racist.

If you look back my view of the picture is clearly stated to be "for" the people in that picture, and concern for others that may be encouraged to risk all to follow what is clearly something that we have not planned to accommodate.

I don't care what political capital cmoose, or Farage want to make out of it either way. I am not looking at it that way. The people come first, no matter what race, religion or culture they come from.

[Dave Hedgehog]

Sam All said:

rscott said:

All those involved in the referendum campaign need to speak out - especially Farage.

Agreed - all the front runners need to unite on this and broadcast a robust message.

Farge did speak out, in the EU parliament today, where he basically called them all feckless layabouts

but at least he has admitted that leaving will have no impact on immigration or the money we pay the EU since both are a requirement for open trade

[Sam All]

Dave Hedgehog said:

Sam All said:

rscott said:

All those involved in the referendum campaign need to speak out - especially Farage.

Agreed - all the front runners need to unite on this and broadcast a robust message.

Farge did speak out, in the EU parliament today, where he basically called them all feckless layabouts

but at least he has admitted that leaving will have no impact on immigration or the money we pay the EU since both are a requirement for open trade

Sturgeon has just spoken on this - robust message, Not a fan of Sturgeon, but she has shown leadership on this issue

[lostkiwi]

Dave Hedgehog said:

Sam All said:

rscott said:

All those involved in the referendum campaign need to speak out - especially Farage.

Agreed - all the front runners need to unite on this and broadcast a robust message.

Farge did speak out, in the EU parliament today, where he basically called them all feckless layabouts

but at least he has admitted that leaving will have no impact on immigration or the money we pay the EU since both are a requirement for open trade

Never said that before the vote did he....

[Tuna]

Sam All said:

Sturgeon has just spoken on this - robust message, Not a fan of Sturgeon, but she has shown leadership on this issue

She's divisive and opportunistic, that's all. "We want independence, we don't need England's economic support or want them involved in our government. Except, no, we want Europe's economic support and involvement in our government. We don't want independence at all. But I want to be in charge of it all. Oh, and screw the English!!"

[Sam All]

Tuna said:

Sam All said:

Sturgeon has just spoken on this - robust message, Not a fan of Sturgeon, but she has shown leadership on this issue

She's divisive and opportunistic, that's all. "We want independence, we don't need England's economic support or want them involved in our government. Except, no, we want Europe's economic support and involvement in our government. We don't want independence at all. But I want to be in charge of it all. Oh, and screw the English!!"

Agree with all that about Miss Poison Ivy BUT she did make a robust statement to reassure EU migrants currently living in Scotland.

[anonymous-user]

Sam All said:

Dave Hedgehog said:

Sam All said:

rscott said:

All those involved in the referendum campaign need to speak out - especially Farage.

Agreed - all the front runners need to unite on this and broadcast a robust message.

Farge did speak out, in the EU parliament today, where he basically called them all feckless layabouts

but at least he has admitted that leaving will have no impact on immigration or the money we pay the EU since both are a requirement for open trade

Sturgeon has just spoken on this - robust message, Not a fan of Sturgeon, but she has shown leadership on this issue

Yes, she has shown leadership; in the direction she wants to go regardless of the outcome. It was embarrassing to see the Scottish MEP begging this morning.

[Pickled Piper]

rscott said:

Do you believe a BBC journalist - http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/bbc-sima-kot... ?

You need to get this in context. I am not in any way suggesting that this is acceptable, however, Sima Kotecha was interviewing a drunk bloke in a pub about Brexit and immigration. He mumbled something about s and other immigrants. He was largely incoherent and sounded like he was about to fall over. News reports are portraying it as Sima Kotecha walking down the high street of her home town and being aggressively accosted by a Brexiter and being called a .

The whole exchange was played on Radio 4 this morning.

In short, she has demonstrated that if you look hard enough you can find drunks in pubs using non pc and insulting terms when referring to ethnic minorities. That's hardly news.

[Halb]

bridgland said:

Something seems to have upset loads of people. What could it be?

Discuss.

A certain type of malignant part of society seems emboldened to be as scummy as possible in public. Some very sad scenes on my local news.

[Mike_Mac]

rscott said:

Fastchas said:

Sam All said:

Sad, but will settle down. Does need "Leaders" to be more visible/vocal.

Seen a few of these stories but believe little of them...

Do you believe a BBC journalist - http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/bbc-sima-kot... ?

Or a recording from today - https://streamable.com/kzfu

It's brain-dead Racist little scrotes like the two oxygen-thieves in the second video that need to be deported...

Antarctica springs to mind, closely followed by Syria/Libya.

The only slightly positive thing is the reaction of the other passengers, but I doubt Scrotey-baws registered any of that.

People like that are the true Vermin and we don't need to look far to find them unfortunately - either before or after the vote!

[anonymous-user]

Halb said:

A certain type of malignant part of society seems emboldened to be as scummy as possible in public. Some very sad scenes on my local news.

There were race hate crimes before the referendum and there'll be race hate crimes after it. There was a spike after Lee Rigby and other significant events. Doesn't make it right of course, but the referendum isn't the only catalyst for racism.

I'd say the far right movement on mainland Europe is a lot more prevalent than here - we're best off as far from that as possible

[Halb]

bmw535i said:

There were race hate crimes before the referendum and there'll be race hate crimes after it. There was a spike after Lee Rigby and other significant events. Doesn't make it right of course, but the referendum isn't the only catalyst for racism.

I'd say the far right movement on mainland Europe is a lot more prevalent than here - we're best off as far from that as possible

Indeed, and that is why I said they feel emboldened, and not created.
I am hoping that decent people continue to speak out and the rats scurry back under their rocks.

[vonuber]

Sam All said:

Agree with all that about Miss Poison Ivy BUT she did make a robust statement to reassure EU migrants currently living in Scotland.

In a way it's a shame she is not a leader of a party in England. She would stand up for her principles and put a rocket up the aholes in Westminster..

[gooner1]

Halb said:

Indeed, and that is why I said they feel emboldened, and not created.
I am hoping that decent people continue to speak out and the rats scurry back under their rocks.

I just wish there was a way I could convince you that they, the decent people, will do exactly that.

[Halb]

gooner1 said:

I just wish there was a way I could convince you that they, the decent people, will do exactly that.

On at least two difference incidences I've seen it on the news that it has occurred, so I am happy that it will continue to.

[marky911]

REALIST123 said:

Sam All said:

Dave Hedgehog said:

Sam All said:

rscott said:

All those involved in the referendum campaign need to speak out - especially Farage.

Agreed - all the front runners need to unite on this and broadcast a robust message.

Farge did speak out, in the EU parliament today, where he basically called them all feckless layabouts

but at least he has admitted that leaving will have no impact on immigration or the money we pay the EU since both are a requirement for open trade

Sturgeon has just spoken on this - robust message, Not a fan of Sturgeon, but she has shown leadership on this issue

Yes, she has shown leadership; in the direction she wants to go regardless of the outcome. It was embarrassing to see the Scottish MEP begging this morning.

I see Tusk has rejected the offer of a meeting with her. "Wouldn't be appropriate at this time". Bigger fish to fry currently then.