mald487

I´m not actually sure a 2nd referendum IS a good idea. The atmosphere across the country would be hideously toxic, and there is of course every possibility that leave would triumph again.

Why should they? We chose to leave. They are absolutely not obligated to. If they offered us an amazing deal then countries across the block would be having referendums. They are going to act in the interest of their 27 remaining members. Why can´t leavers get their heads around this BASIC FACT.

How dare you. I have ALWAYS accepted that we have to leave. What I ABSOLUTELY object to is the utterly reckless and damaging that way that our government are going about it, ruining small businesses(like my Dads), creating uncertainty and damaging lives and the welfare of people the process. So don´t put words in my mouth - THANK YOU.

So you´re upset? GOOD. Now you know how we have felt for the last THREE YEARS, having ACCEPTED the result(before you even go there with the whole "you lost" bollocks) but having to watch our inept government trying to divorce us from the EU in the most extreme way possible whilst claiming that 17.4 million voters are fine with no deal, demonstrating that they neither care nor have the best interests of the nation at heart. Not a nice feeling is it?

You beat me to it! :lol:

I agree. I'm no big fan of Corbyn these days but he was collected, yet still passionate and raise very VERY good points, whilst still showing the frustration and anger that any opposition would be showing at this point. Johnson was flustered, rattled, dodged ALL of the questions Corbyn put to him and completely threw his toys out of the pram. He made Theresa May look half way competent.

:rolleyes: :rolleyes: What a basis for an argument. We're infinitely closer to Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, Brussels, Madrid than we are to Washington OR Hawaii.

This pretty much sums it up for you doesn't it? "won" "lose". It's just a game. Oh still waiting on your reply to what others have said about Boris blocking Mays "reasonable"(as you put it) deal 3 times and thus very much contributing to the mess we are in now. I suspect you'll just slither away from replying to that one though because you know it's a valid point huh?

Finally we agree on something. :D

Unfortunately that's still very likely isn't it? Or have I misunderstood :wacko:

I'm sure certain parts of the Tory party would quite like it if it was though. Not that that makes any difference to you of course. Your response as usual would be "Oh everything will be fine because my good friend Boris has said it will be."

Boris could fire Chris out of a cannon into a pit of poisonous snakes and Chris would still think he was his friend. :lol:

oh SOD OFF

If you're from outside the EEA then you need a specialist skill. From inside then you simply need a European passport. So basically your options if you're British are try and get a company to hire you or come before October 31st :( :( Your only other option is marriage. I can't help you with that as I am neither Iceland nor that way inclined! :lol: That's just the reality I'm afraid. It's really quite difficult from outside of Europe. Though there are a few people who live here from various parts of the world so they must manage it somehow.

Oh yes, privatized health care, eye watering student debt, rife nationalism(of the worse kind), draconian gun laws and the freedom to live work and travel in 27...oh wait scratch that last one. :lol: :lol: :lol: Sounds swell. I work with a number of Americans who have emigrated here(to Iceland) through marriage, specialist skills or whatever means they can. One of them is a girl who had a particularly nasty look term sickness. After initial treatment she was told it "probably" wouldn't come back but she should probably undergo after care and further treatment just to be sure.....she couldn't afford the treatment so she took her chances and just is hoping she'll be fine. Lovely Stuff :unsure: None of them have ANY intention of going back.

As opposed to what? Becoming a nation that looks inward, wallows in pointless nostalgia, turns its back on everybody and becomes Trumps bitch? I know which one I would rather.

Oh I've had enough now. You are so brainwashed.

Get in the sea.

Ok fair point. Let's get our facts straight then.... You haven't contributed to the system for the VAST MAJORITY of your adult life. You've taken and taken. Yet you seem to think it's fair that someone who perhaps DID work in the UK for a number of years before spending time working abroad(for any number of reasons, e.g. better prospects, more money etc) deserves to be entitled to nothing upon their return whilst you continue to take. If thats the case then it's incredibly difficult to look at you as anything other than blinkered, selfish and dare I say spiteful. Or just a troll. Probably all.

THIS

His good friend Boris won't let anything happen to him.

Chris, seeing as you don't pay taxes or contribute anything to the system, I'd say your opinions on this are superfluous.

Chris as usual you've got no idea what you're talking about. Constant right wing soundbites. Do everyone a favour and stop trolling.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

We've been through this. Boris won't give a sh£t about that.