Could UK U-turn on Referendum Result

[Zod]

B'stard Child said:

PurpleMoonlight said:

SilverSixer said:

That cartoon actually sickens and disgusts me. Revolting.

It's racist, xenophobic and quite frankly offensive.

Must be just me then - I thought it was funny

Any cartoon that relies on labels to explain itself is just st.

[johnfm]

PurpleMoonlight said:

don4l said:

SilverSixer said:

That cartoon actually sickens and disgusts me. Revolting.

They say that the truth hurts.

It's racist, xenophobic and quite frankly offensive.

Wow - you never struck me as such a sensitive type.

[turbobloke]

johnfm said:

PurpleMoonlight said:

don4l said:

SilverSixer said:

That cartoon actually sickens and disgusts me. Revolting.

They say that the truth hurts.

It's racist, xenophobic and quite frankly offensive.

Wow - you never struck me as such a sensitive type.

Not least as it's neither racist nor xenophobic and any offence is in the mind of the taker.

Presumably the knee-jerk critics assume that the cartoonist is uneducated and elderly.

[cloggy]

johnfm said:

PurpleMoonlight said:

don4l said:

SilverSixer said:

That cartoon actually sickens and disgusts me. Revolting.

They say that the truth hurts.

It's racist, xenophobic and quite frankly offensive.

Wow - you never struck me as such a sensitive type.

I love it and it is so true.

[Jockman]

I wish there had been as much outrage when our own PM used the death of a young MP to further his own cause.

[Jockman]

SilverSixer said:

We all know the immediate impacts were staved off by the swift actions of the independent BoE. Not sure they'll be able to keep doing that in the long run. We're going down the pan.

Not sure if serious

[don'tbesilly]

SilverSixer said:

Trade may well not have been the basis for Leave voters but it's bloody well going to be the second victim. The first victim, the truth, has long since been pushing up daisies.

More nonsense

[anonymous-user]

PurpleMoonlight said:

don4l said:

SilverSixer said:

That cartoon actually sickens and disgusts me. Revolting.

They say that the truth hurts.

It's racist, xenophobic and quite frankly offensive.

No it isn't. It's quite an accurate portrayal

[don'tbesilly]

SilverSixer said:

I own a couple of foreign properties valued in Euros. I'm gonna try to flog one whilst the exchange rate is good. Overall though, it will be a inflationary trigger and we'll all pay in the long run.

You were only complaining the other day about struggling with school fees,affording the mortgage and having to make jam!

SilverSixer! Billy Bullstter more like

[don'tbesilly]

johnfm said:

PurpleMoonlight said:

don4l said:

SilverSixer said:

That cartoon actually sickens and disgusts me. Revolting.

They say that the truth hurts.

It's racist, xenophobic and quite frankly offensive.

Wow - you never struck me as such a sensitive type.

Not sure why he cares really, but the fact PM has an issue with it makes it even funnier.

Frank just saw it as well, he roared with laughter.

[FiF]

I think it's the other shift that's posting currently.

[anonymous-user]

don'tbesilly said:

johnfm said:

PurpleMoonlight said:

don4l said:

SilverSixer said:

That cartoon actually sickens and disgusts me. Revolting.

They say that the truth hurts.

It's racist, xenophobic and quite frankly offensive.

Wow - you never struck me as such a sensitive type.

Not sure why he cares really, but the fact PM has an issue with it makes it even funnier.

Frank just saw it as well, he roared with laughter.

It is quite odd for a man who's happy to throw insults around and then have them removed. Easily offended, but happy to try and offend.

[Hosenbugler]

FiF said:

I think it's the other shift that's posting currently.

I think it's pretty obvious by now.

[Borghetto]

SilverSixer said:

Just wait for the full effects of the weak pound - something which is actually beneficial to me in some ways as I own a couple of foreign properties valued in Euros. I'm gonna try to flog one whilst the exchange rate is good.

So if I understand your arguments so far on this thread, Euro and EU are great and £ and UK are finished. If you actually believe this to be the case, why do you need to flog one of your properties whilst the exchange rate is good. Sounds to me that you expect sterling to strengthen, which pretty much undermines your arguments

[Pan Pan Pan]

SilverSixer said:

911gary said:

Pan Pan Pan said:

Had the majority of voters done some research into the UK`s relationship with the EEC/EU it is entirely likely that the vote to leave the EU would have been even greater in the referendum.
The voter turn out for the referendum was cross party, and the greatest in recent history so we can be as sure as possible it was representative of the will of the majority of the UK.

I agree and so it must be.

It is quite staggering to watch unsubstantiated assertion be presented as fact, as the 'winning' side seek to write history in their image.

Quite the spectacle.

PPP's post here is, quite easily, one of the most ludicrous things I've seen posted in this thread, and that takes some doing.

Bitter remoaner who cannot face the truth reply. you really are a mark 1. nine carat bedwetter.

[anonymous-user]

I have recently done a bereavement awareness course run by Cruse. There is a lot of posters on here who are quite clearly in various stages of grief.

Eventually though, acceptance is inevitable. Queen Victoria wore black for 30 years, but it ends eventually.

[230TE]

B'stard Child said:

PurpleMoonlight said:

SilverSixer said:

That cartoon actually sickens and disgusts me. Revolting.

It's racist, xenophobic and quite frankly offensive.

Must be just me then - I thought it was funny

Relax, the pair of them are just virtue signalling. It's what some people (usually self-described "progressives") do on the Internet. Neither of them are actually sickened, disgusted or offended.

[don'tbesilly]

230TE said:

B'stard Child said:

PurpleMoonlight said:

SilverSixer said:

That cartoon actually sickens and disgusts me. Revolting.

It's racist, xenophobic and quite frankly offensive.

Must be just me then - I thought it was funny

Relax, the pair of them are just virtue signalling. It's what some people (usually self-described "progressives") do on the Internet. Neither of them are actually sickened, disgusted or offended.

Indeed, one appears as economical with the truth as he claims the leave campaign were, the other apparently doesn't care whether we are a member of the EU or not.

[anonymous-user]

don'tbesilly said:

My first thought was that someone's parents needed to do something about controlling access to the internet, I then remembered the poster mentioning that he had been a builder for 28 years, which would make him mid 40's.

I was then, well, just lost!

And not just any builder, he's a northern builder - apparently it's a hard life.

Anyway, I must go for some bitty

[barryrs]

don'tbesilly said:

SilverSixer said:

I own a couple of foreign properties valued in Euros. I'm gonna try to flog one whilst the exchange rate is good. Overall though, it will be a inflationary trigger and we'll all pay in the long run.

You were only complaining the other day about struggling with school fees,affording the mortgage and having to make jam!

SilverSixer! Billy Bullstter more like

As soon as I read that paragraph everything became clear, the continuous bleating about how the poor will be effected is actually concerns over ones own fairly healthy personal wealth.