Brexit again...

[mr.hobblesworth]

yes I've got my pension, I spent 49yrs and 4 months earning it, and paying tax on it, and i'm still paying tax. And on 23rd June 2016 I got off my arse and went to vote for what I belived in, and if a few more of you lot had done the same you might have got what you wanted he he...

 

True, and I really understand how pissed off and frustrated you must feel. Having said that, I still don't know why you stated what I'd written was drivel. What do you think about the graph I posted? Do you agree with the tory membership?

[Regal Beagle]

The graph is pie in the sky ******** doomsday project fear scenarios that aren't going to happen anyway.

 

Plus, they want brexit but not if it means a Corbyn government which is the most serious threat facing our economy today.

 

Would remainers remain even if it meant that we give up our democracy? How would that graph look? I suspect it hasn't been made yet because it's pointless.

[Heatwave]

The graph is pie in the sky ******** doomsday project fear scenarios that aren't going to happen anyway.

 

Plus, they want brexit but not if it means a Corbyn government which is the most serious threat facing our economy today.

 

Would remainers remain even if it meant that we give up our democracy? How would that graph look? I suspect it hasn't been made yet because it's pointless.

 

I'm interested in why you think a Corbyn government would threaten our economy.

 

It's only since the 1980s that there has been a purely capitalistic economy in Britain; before that and since the 1940s it was a mixed economy made up of both private and public industries. There were booms and busts in equal measure during that period, pretty much as there have been between the 80s and now. So nationalisation wasn't the cause of either, hence if it was reintroduced there's no reason to assume it would necessarily lead to either scenario.

 

The reason for privatising was ideological, not economic, just as the reverse would be true. It doesn't necessarily lead to a diminution of our economy. It would though put more of the proceeds of trade into the hands of government rather than private individuals or institutions.

[For Us All]

Ha! I think it's disgusting that the members of your squalid little party would sacrifice the unity of the UK and plunge the UK in to a financial crisis just to get your precious ******* Brexit. Absolute ******. Can you imagine the repercussions if peace ends in Ireland? Yet the selfish doddery ***** in your party would entertain that just to leave the EU. That's what's ******* disgusting pal.

 

Language Timothy.🤣🤣🤣

[JohnJames]

The graph is pie in the sky ******** doomsday project fear scenarios that aren't going to happen anyway.

 

Plus, they want brexit but not if it means a Corbyn government which is the most serious threat facing our economy today.

 

Would remainers remain even if it meant that we give up our democracy? How would that graph look? I suspect it hasn't been made yet because it's pointless.

 

The graph was from an opinion poll by You Gov an independent polling company. It’s a poll of Tory members who don’t give a **** about the country by all accounts

[For Us All]

Make sure you make your lifetime gifts before that Communist grabbing filth Jezbollah gets in.

 

Plus,if you've got a garden How you're ******.

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[JohnJames]

yes I've got my pension, I spent 49yrs and 4 months earning it, and paying tax on it, and i'm still paying tax. And on 23rd June 2016 I got off my arse and went to vote for what I belived in, and if a few more of you lot had done the same you might have got what you wanted he he...

 

I must have missed the bit on the voting slip that said No Deal

[ginge]

The graph is pie in the sky ******** doomsday project fear scenarios that aren't going to happen anyway.

 

Plus, they want brexit but not if it means a Corbyn government which is the most serious threat facing our economy today.

 

Would remainers remain even if it meant that we give up our democracy? How would that graph look? I suspect it hasn't been made yet because it's pointless.

 

Who's giving up the democracy?

So far the only people threatening that are people like Raab.

[Davebrad]

I must have missed the bit on the voting slip that said No Deal

 

you did not miss it, it was not there, its simple, the question was do you want to stay or leave the eu? a majority voted to leave, so we negotiate to get a withdrawl agreement, so we can progress onto the main talks, if we cannot agree a deal a no deal is all that's left...nothing magical or mystical just common sense.

[Davebrad]

I'm interested in why you think a Corbyn government would threaten our economy.

 

john Mcdonnell...

[mr.hobblesworth]

What do you think about the graph I posted? Do you agree with the tory membership?

 

Presuming by your lack of response that it wasn't drivel then Davebrad?

[mr.hobblesworth]

I'm interested in why you think a Corbyn government would threaten our economy.

 

john Mcdonnell...

 

How??

[ginge]

you did not miss it, it was not there, its simple, the question was do you want to stay or leave the eu? a majority voted to leave, so we negotiate to get a withdrawl agreement, so we can progress onto the main talks, if we cannot agree a deal a no deal is all that's left...nothing magical or mystical just common sense.

Brexiteers said it'd be project fear to leave without a deal.

Theresa May couldnt get brexit through the house, how do you think no deal will get through?

[Davebrad]

Brexiteers said it'd be project fear to leave without a deal.

Theresa May couldnt get brexit through the house, how do you think no deal will get through?

 

by the uk not being able to agree deal with the eu...

[Davebrad]

How??

 

because when he outlines the labour spending policies his main money source is by increasing the higher rate tax band,