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Replace the first two words with "He" and "looks" and add the word "already" on the end. ;)

Both are incredibly unlikely to be fair. P.s. You calling out anybody for the way they do their job is incredibly rich considering you don't know a job is.

Yep this is true. Just saying that I could get my head around someone very elderly voting leave, but like you said the majority voted remain. I just don´t get what people think is going to happen(in a good way) after we leave. It really is pointless but they won´t hear it ...."scaremongering" "project fear" "the sky isn´t blue" etc etc etc. I´ve tried having reasonable, none argumentative conversations with people that I know that voted leave and it usually just results in either..."Well I don´t care what happens.." or insults.

This is what really grates me. I just about get my head around elderly people born in the 30s and 40s who have nostalgic views of yesteryear and wish to go back to that time, but the baby boomer generation have literally spent all of their adult enjoying the rights and privileges that being an EU Citizen brings, only to yank it away from their children and grandchildren and let them deal with the consequences of a no deal Brexit whilst they themselves are close to retirement, many are outright homeowners and are able to enjoy a private pension. They got all the benefits of membership, and now will suffer the least. It really is rather disgusting and unforgivable when you think about it.

Yes.

Don´t listen to them!! There´s no bad weather. Never mind that there is a hurricane heading in our direction, everything will work out ok and be fine! Even if we catch pneumonia we can survive it after a painful battle with it! Take back control etc etc! Angry red face etc etc etc.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: You really have no clue whatsoever.

Chris your best friend thinks you are a drain on society. We´ve been through this already. :rolleyes: Brexit will be everywhere around us for years to come regardless of what happens on October 31st. Especially if we crash out with no Deal as great time and effort will then have to be taken to negotiate trade deals around the world(we will be at a DISADVANTAGE in ALL of those negotiations because we will be the ones that NEED them) which will take several years to complete at least whilst the country goes through economic turmoil.

The polls aren´t surprising at all(unfortunately IMO). Most people accept that Brexit is happening and just want it over with now regardless of how they voted and see Boris as far more likely to carry it through than Corbyn. What most people aren´t thinking about however, is the aftermath :(

What´s going on? That´s TWO things we agree(albeit this one partially) in a week! What´s happening? :o

This is a great analogy :lol: :lol:

They may grant as many extensions as possible, but I can totally understand France and other nations getting pissed off with us. Like...if you´re going go...or stop this nonsense. Not saying that it´s that simple right now, but I get the view point.

To be honest if those wanking themselves silly over no deal still believe that is current shower really have their best interests at heart then quite frankly they DESERVE no deal. If anything a concerted effort should be made NOT to help them deal with any personal consequences that may arise for them as a result of a no deal Brexit. You were warned, you stuck your fingers in your ears. You wanted it, you've got it, now EAT it.

The media definitely has a lot to answer for. The way they have thrown their toys out of the pram this week is embarrassing.

I appreciate Corbyns dedication to his stance and again, I personally WILL vote for him, but the only way I see a Labour government again is with someone different, leading them closer to the center ground. I just don´t see it happening with Corbyn unfortunately. There are a lot of people that are extremely angry and pissed off with the Tories(quite RIGHTLY too). Boris and co are stitching us up ROTTEN, but unfortunately too many people are too blind or gullible to see this(that or they are well off financially and therefore don´t care) and therefore this country(England more so than anywhere else) is choc full of voters who will NEVER vote for Corbyn. I´m not saying that I agree with it, I wish it wasn´t like that but that´s the reality.

I don´t know they they would get a majority under someone else(not for a few years anyway) but I think with the right person they would gain a lot of seats and have a VERY good chance at a coalition government. We actually agree on something!

This. Corbyn , for a lot of people is equally divisive for different reasons but that doesn't change the fact that Boris is a scumbag nor does it make him a good PM. The options available at the moment are bleak and whilst I personally will continue to vote Labour I recognize that as long as Corbyn is at the helm they are unlikely to or are going to struggle to get into power

Whose being kicked.down here? Johnson deserves everything he gets at the moment for what he's try to do to this country, and its not because he cares the referendum result, but for his own party and his own pockets. Stop defending bigots! The "poor Boris" shit won't wash.

Oh I am sorry. How unreasonable of me for thinking that somebody should apologize for making derogatory remarks about somebody. Seriously.

An MP who made a speech last night asking when Boris would apologize for some of the racist remarks he has made towards ethnic minorities(he HAS Chris...google is your friend). Boris didn't apologize making himself look like a bigger prick than he already is.

I'm not to keen on vag anyway so no loss. :lol: :lol:

DELETED: Suedehead pretty much asked Chris the same question as me. No need for me to parrot another poster.

Frustratingly I think a lot of them will still lay the blame with the EU. I find as a nation we tend to be incredibly stubborn and don´t like to admit when we are wrong, even in grim circumstances.

Fair point.

THANK YOU. THIS.