Brexit again...

[TheSage]

Behaving in that immature manner sums up the Brexit Party doesn't it? A bunch of spoilt brats, behaving like primary school children. 

And to think some voters put their trust in that immature lot. They're a complete embarrassment. There's no excuse for behaving like that. It's utterly ridiculous and makes the UK look very silly.

Is their an age limit of ten to be in the Brexit Party?

[geosname]

1 minute ago, TheSage said:

Behaving in that immature manner sums up the Brexit Party doesn't it? A bunch of spoilt brats, behaving like primary school children. 

And to think some voters put their trust in that immature lot. They're a complete embarrassment. There's no excuse for behaving like that. It's utterly ridiculous and makes the UK look very silly.

Is their an age limit of ten to be in the Brexit Party?

I can't disagree with much of that mate..... I can only add that members of the house act no better in my opinion 

[TheSage]

The whole idea of being elected to Parliament is that you tolerate others, listen respectfully to what they say, and when you get your chance you too can say what you like. Sure they don't want to be there but as ginge says above they're taking the money and I can't believe the public in the UK want or expect their representatives to act in that childlike manner. The Commons can be bad but blimey that's the worst example of petulant, babyish behaviour I've seen from UK MPs of all colours and it's embarrassing to witness quite frankly, whatever party you support. The rest of Europe must be bemused by it all. What a circus. What an example to set.

[For Us All]

21 minutes ago, TheSage said:

The whole idea of being elected to Parliament is that you tolerate others, listen respectfully to what they say, and when you get your chance you too can say what you like. Sure they don't want to be there but as ginge says above they're taking the money and I can't believe the public in the UK want or expect their representatives to act in that childlike manner. The Commons can be bad but blimey that's the worst example of petulant, babyish behaviour I've seen from UK MPs of all colours and it's embarrassing to witness quite frankly, whatever party you support. The rest of Europe must be bemused by it all. What a circus. What an example to set.

Spot on Sage,it is a circus,you'd think they'd be more tolerant wouldn't you? They've kicked Green MEP Majid Majid out of parliament today.What an example to set.Are they racist?

You couldn't make it up.

[mr.hobblesworth]

45 minutes ago, TheSage said:

The whole idea of being elected to Parliament is that you tolerate others, listen respectfully to what they say, and when you get your chance you too can say what you like. Sure they don't want to be there but as ginge says above they're taking the money and I can't believe the public in the UK want or expect their representatives to act in that childlike manner. The Commons can be bad but blimey that's the worst example of petulant, babyish behaviour I've seen from UK MPs of all colours and it's embarrassing to witness quite frankly, whatever party you support. The rest of Europe must be bemused by it all. What a circus. What an example to set.

I agree, they're an absolute embarrassment. That bunch of hypocritical gammon-representing tossers will be shown on the evening news of every single European country. What a way of showing our country up.

[TheSage]

You just have, FUS! 

He didn't leave but if he was casually dressed in a tee shirt with a swear word on the front then is it any surprise that someone questioned his status? The important thing is he hates Farage so he's clearly a good guy.

I see you are not trying to defend the behaviour of the Brexit Party and have tried to deflect the subject on to something else.  

[mr.hobblesworth]

Then you've got that clown, 'doctor' David Bull, who complains that it takes him a long time and 4 trains to get to the 80k per annum job that he applied for.

[For Us All]

1 hour ago, TheSage said:

You just have, FUS! 

He didn't leave but if he was casually dressed in a tee shirt with a swear word on the front then is it any surprise that someone questioned his status? The important thing is he hates Farage so he's clearly a good guy.

I see you are not trying to defend the behaviour of the Brexit Party and have tried to deflect the subject on to something else.  

Ok,if you are nit-picking he didn't leave after he was asked to,which says a lot about him and his selection of T-shirts more than anything else.If hating Farage makes him a good guy in your eyes that's very worrying, especially to the Green Party.Do you think Jo Brand's great as well?

Why should I defend the Brexit' Party's behaviour,would you ask Sadiq Khan to defend his behaviour against Trump.

Thought not!!

If you had just heard that the EU is to be run by another Franco/German Council most Brexiteers would behave in the same way.

[geosname]

6 hours ago, mr.hobblesworth said:

I agree, they're an absolute embarrassment. That bunch of hypocritical gammon-representing tossers will be shown on the evening news of every single European country. What a way of showing our country up.

So the people they REPRESENT are gammon tossers?

[Heatwave]

Couldn't have put it better myself.

 

 

[TheSage]

I'm sorry but anyone who thinks the antics of the Brexit Party yesterday were mature, sensible and reflected well on the UK need to reassess their values and standards, but if you won't or can't  condemn it then just change the subject. I'm surprised you didn't manage to get Corbyn into your post. 

Heatwave, I've pointed things like that out for months but you won't get anyone from the other side admitting it is a fair and proper point. 

[For Us All]

4 minutes ago, TheSage said:

I'm sorry but anyone who thinks the antics of the Brexit Party yesterday were mature, sensible and reflected well on the UK need to reassess their values and standards, but if you won't or can't  condemn it then just change the subject. I'm surprised you didn't manage to get Corbyn into your post. 

Heatwave, I've pointed things like that out for months but you won't get anyone from the other side admitting it is a fair and proper point. 

Brexiteers would much rather turn their backs on the the EU than on their own country which is what Labour and the Lib Dems are doing.Not a mention of their 'B*****ks to Brexit' T-shirts worn yesterday.They need to change their party name,they are far from democratic.

[Regal Beagle]

9 hours ago, Heatwave said:

Couldn't have put it better myself.

 

 

It sounds good until you throw in the fact that most of the lies were on the remain side and that MPs are not surgeons. 

 

[Heatwave]

I don't recall the Remainers saying anything about £350m per day, whether it was on the side of a bus or not. Unless you can prove otherwise. 

[For Us All]

1 hour ago, Heatwave said:

I don't recall the Remainers saying anything about £350m per day, whether it was on the side of a bus or not. Unless you can prove otherwise. 

Neither did the Leave side.

In fact nobody did.

Please keep up.