Could UK U-turn on Referendum Result (Vol 2)
Discussion
bmw535i said:
Disastrous said:
Well, it's not the only difference.
I wouldn't read a post that contains the words "I care a lot for my country" and take from it that the author hates the UK, for example.
I also have to take all your other posts into consideration I wouldn't read a post that contains the words "I care a lot for my country" and take from it that the author hates the UK, for example.
Hence I repeat, if Brexit must happen, I want it to be to the benefit of the UK.
I think the rise in inflation (which is a direct result of Brexit) may well intersect with imbalances in the economy in a spectacularly disastrous way. It is, without question, rising sharply. The effect of actually triggering A50 on the pound is an unknown. To make a judgement about a U-turn without this actually having happened seems a bit premature. It also seems odd to me to believe that May is driven by anything else other than the interests of her and her party. She is in a nightmare position. My humble opinion is that she is hoping the Commons and the Lords will do everything they can to delay A50 and take the heat of her. She is very, very clever indeed.
Any one knows that a good deal. and one likely to last is one where BOTH sides come out of it, with the sense they have got more or less (but in most cases not all of) what they wanted out of it.
A bad deal and one which cannot survive, is where one side take more off the other. Which exactly describes the bad deal the UK as whole has always had since it joined the EEC over 40 years ago. Consequently this is why the UK is now in the position of leaving the EU.
If membership had been good for the UK, (and by the UK, I mean the UK as a whole, NOT just the bits, that did manage to make something out of being in the EU) no one would be voting to leave it, but what those who want to stay in the EU don't seem to realize, is that whilst membership for may have been good for `them', it was less so, and in some cases a disastrous deal for the majority of the people in the UK, hence the majority vote to leave.
Those who want to remain don't seem to care if others in the UK are getting a bad deal, just so long as they can hold on to `their' good deal.
With the EU second largest net contributor of funds, and biggest single market for its goods heading for the door, it is as much in the EU`s interests to strike a good deal with the UK, as it is for the UK to strike a good deal with the UK. If anything other than this occurs, it just goes to confirm how arrogant, corrupt, and bullying the EU is. which just reinforces the decision for the UK to leave the EU even further.
A bad deal and one which cannot survive, is where one side take more off the other. Which exactly describes the bad deal the UK as whole has always had since it joined the EEC over 40 years ago. Consequently this is why the UK is now in the position of leaving the EU.
If membership had been good for the UK, (and by the UK, I mean the UK as a whole, NOT just the bits, that did manage to make something out of being in the EU) no one would be voting to leave it, but what those who want to stay in the EU don't seem to realize, is that whilst membership for may have been good for `them', it was less so, and in some cases a disastrous deal for the majority of the people in the UK, hence the majority vote to leave.
Those who want to remain don't seem to care if others in the UK are getting a bad deal, just so long as they can hold on to `their' good deal.
With the EU second largest net contributor of funds, and biggest single market for its goods heading for the door, it is as much in the EU`s interests to strike a good deal with the UK, as it is for the UK to strike a good deal with the UK. If anything other than this occurs, it just goes to confirm how arrogant, corrupt, and bullying the EU is. which just reinforces the decision for the UK to leave the EU even further.
Disastrous said:
Then it genuinely saddens me that you're so blinkered you can't see that I care for the UK a lot. I disagree with you on what is best for it but I don't let my distaste for Farrage et al blind me to the possible upsides of Brexit, the way you let your hatred of Europe blind you to the potential benefits of staying in.
Hence I repeat, if Brexit must happen, I want it to be to the benefit of the UK.
There really is no need to be genuinely saddened by the opinion of a complete stranger on the internet. Go out and enjoy the weekend and stop being weird.Hence I repeat, if Brexit must happen, I want it to be to the benefit of the UK.
in my opinion inflation is actually a non-negotiatable requirement of the uk in order to help shift the national debt pile and keep consumer spending going.
moderate levels of inflation is something to be welcomed not feared. this is the opposite to somewhere like germany where inflation is economic kryptonite.
Funkycoldribena said:
Disastrous said:
But you don't actually think it is me. Good.
Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Who hates Europe?Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Ironic since the vote was to leave or remain in the EU - we can't really leave Europe unless there is some way of harnessing a large number of tugs and pulling the British Isles further away
B'stard Child said:
Funkycoldribena said:
Disastrous said:
But you don't actually think it is me. Good.
Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Who hates Europe?Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Ironic since the vote was to leave or remain in the EU - we can't really leave Europe unless there is some way of harnessing a large number of tugs and pulling the British Isles further away
alfie2244 said:
B'stard Child said:
Funkycoldribena said:
Disastrous said:
But you don't actually think it is me. Good.
Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Who hates Europe?Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Ironic since the vote was to leave or remain in the EU - we can't really leave Europe unless there is some way of harnessing a large number of tugs and pulling the British Isles further away
Funkycoldribena said:
B'stard Child said:
Funkycoldribena said:
Disastrous said:
But you don't actually think it is me. Good.
Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Who hates Europe?Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Ironic since the vote was to leave or remain in the EU - we can't really leave Europe unless there is some way of harnessing a large number of tugs and pulling the British Isles further away
B'stard Child said:
alfie2244 said:
B'stard Child said:
Funkycoldribena said:
Disastrous said:
But you don't actually think it is me. Good.
Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Who hates Europe?Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Ironic since the vote was to leave or remain in the EU - we can't really leave Europe unless there is some way of harnessing a large number of tugs and pulling the British Isles further away
alfie2244 said:
B'stard Child said:
alfie2244 said:
B'stard Child said:
Funkycoldribena said:
Disastrous said:
But you don't actually think it is me. Good.
Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Who hates Europe?Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Ironic since the vote was to leave or remain in the EU - we can't really leave Europe unless there is some way of harnessing a large number of tugs and pulling the British Isles further away
Some mountains in Scotland would make good anchor posts
B'stard Child said:
alfie2244 said:
B'stard Child said:
alfie2244 said:
B'stard Child said:
Funkycoldribena said:
Disastrous said:
But you don't actually think it is me. Good.
Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Who hates Europe?Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Ironic since the vote was to leave or remain in the EU - we can't really leave Europe unless there is some way of harnessing a large number of tugs and pulling the British Isles further away
Some mountains in Scotland would make good anchor posts
Funkycoldribena said:
Disastrous said:
But you don't actually think it is me. Good.
Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Who hates Europe?Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
alfie2244 said:
B'stard Child said:
Ahhhh depends on where you want to move it.....
Some mountains in Scotland would make good anchor posts
Can't we leave them where they are? Wee Jimmy Cranky might get.......well cranky. Some mountains in Scotland would make good anchor posts
Disastrous said:
Funkycoldribena said:
Disastrous said:
But you don't actually think it is me. Good.
Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
Who hates Europe?Now we've passed that, my position is pretty clear. I care a lot for my country and if we must Brexit, then I want it to be to our benefit, not our detriment.
I think it is traitorous to let your hatred of Europe overcome your concern for your country's wellbeing. Shouting "Brexit means Brexit" like a huffing simpleton doth butter no parsnips, I'm afraid. Brexit could take many different shapes depending on how these negotiations pan out, but unlike you, I don't think we should just give up and walk away with nothing if things get tough.
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