Oh no!! Brexit not going quite as well as hoped

[cookiemonster]

I pointed to all of it, i dont need to dissect every point

We just need one example. Not a lot, just one. Really simple.

I'll wait.

 

[jowwy]

We just need one example. Not a lot, just one. Really simple.

I'll wait.

You be waiting a long time, hong kongs not in europe…..

 

[cookiemonster]

You be waiting a long time, hong kongs not in europe…..

Just one example of how Brexit's been good? You said it's been all good. We're just asking for one example.

And your response makes no sense whatsoever but that's what we've come to expect from Brexiters. You won't answer as you're too embarrassed to admit that you, and your ilk, voted to f*ck the county up because.......................

 

[jowwy]

Just one example of how Brexit's been good? You said it's been all good. We're just asking for one example.

And your response makes no sense whatsoever but that's what we've come to expect from Brexiters. You won't answer as you're too embarrassed to admit that you, and your ilk, voted to f*ck the county up because.......................

no i said brexit went swimmingly.......and you dont need to worry about it, yuo dont live here, enjoy your ex-pat life

 

[Deleted member 28]

Just one example of how Brexit's been good? You said it's been all good. We're just asking for one example.

And your response makes no sense whatsoever but that's what we've come to expect from Brexiters. You won't answer as you're too embarrassed to admit that you, and your ilk, voted to f*ck the county up because.......................

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[cookiemonster]

no i said brexit went swimmingly.......and you dont need to worry about it, yuo dont live here, enjoy your ex-pat life

And I'm asking for just ONE simple example. This is how discussions work.

I assume by your refusal to answer means that you cannot find an example and you're embarrassed that you cannot find one.

 

[Deleted member 28]

And I'm asking for just ONE simple example. This is how discussions work.

I assume by your refusal to answer means that you cannot find an example and you're embarrassed that you cannot find one.

I've not seen many, if any but on the same token couldn't really care either.

I think the bloke's a bit of an oddball myself but I'm with him regarding his attitude towards someone who doesn't even live here continually bleating on about Brexit.

Yes I know you have family here blah, blah, blah but you lot are really getting boring.

It's done, we left and haven't seen the benefits we were hoping to see end of.

 

[cookiemonster]

I've not seen many, if any but on the same token couldn't really care either.

I think the bloke's a bit of an oddball myself but I'm with him regarding his attitude towards someone who doesn't even live here continually bleating on about Brexit.

Yes I know you have family here blah, blah, blah but you lot are really getting boring.

It's done, we left and haven't seen the benefits we were hoping to see end of.

Point of order. I'm a UK citizen with a UK passport. Brexit affects me as well regardless where I live. And, as a UK citizen, I do have the right to an opinion about the UK being the only country in the world that has managed to impose economic sanctions on itself.

I don't think people are getting boring, they're ringing alarm bells at what's happening. There's no way anyone can ignore what's going on.

 

[icowden]

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Even Shep is falling asleep waiting for a response from @jowwy

 

[jowwy]

Point of order. I'm a UK citizen with a UK passport. Brexit affects me as well regardless where I live. And, as a UK citizen, I do have the right to an opinion about the UK being the only country in the world that has managed to impose economic sanctions on itself.

I don't think people are getting boring, they're ringing alarm bells at what's happening. There's no way anyone can ignore what's going on.

your an ex-pat....Honk Kong are enjoying spending your taxes paid on your earnings, the UK are not.

 

[Deleted member 28]

I don't think people are getting boring,

Believe me you are, on here anyway at least.

Let's face it, within this little sub section of nothingness about half a dozen people point out on a daily basis how sh*t Brexit is and continually put links up to the latest disaster and bleat on at the 2 Brexiteers how they've f*cked this, that and the other up and want to hear of any benefits, well guess what, I wouldn't mind seeing a few myself but there you go.

What is it you are expecting to hear any different I ask myself, nothing is the answer so in that respect it is boring.

My biggest concern is our long awaited striker played for 45mins and now has an ACL injury which could keep him out for months, that's something worth moaning about!!

 

[icowden]

Let's face it, within this little sub section of nothingness about half a dozen people point out on a daily basis how sh*t Brexit is and continually put links up to the latest disaster and bleat on at the 2 Brexiteers how they've f*cked this, that and the other up and want to hear of any benefits, well guess what, I wouldn't mind seeing a few myself but there you go.

I think we just want to understand what it is that keeps Brexiteers supporting Brexit - because with the best will in the world - it doesn't seem to be working.

If your long awaited striker's injury could have been healed within 2 months but now will take 6 months, would you continue to think that was a good thing as long as the injury gets fixed?

 

[jowwy]

I think we just want to understand what it is that keeps Brexiteers supporting Brexit - because with the best will in the world - it doesn't seem to be working.

If your long awaited striker's injury could have been healed within 2 months but now will take 6 months, would you continue to think that was a good thing as long as the injury gets fixed?

well you cant unsupport it, its done and dusted.......yes, cause thats what happens with injuries, they can last longer than intially thought, its called life

 

[Rusty Nails]

I think we just want to understand what it is that keeps Brexiteers supporting Brexit - because with the best will in the world - it doesn't seem to be working.

If your long awaited striker's injury could have been healed within 2 months but now will take 6 months, would you continue to think that was a good thing as long as the injury gets fixed?

And with the best will in the world you are not going to get anything that helps you understand that from Shep and Jowwy.

They have given their responses many times and I suspect the questions to them from many are designed less to get understanding than to engineer an opportunity to prove them wrong.

I have reached the stage with Brexit that I really do not care what made people vote Leave. Enough did to get us out and the answers as to why have been found out in various surveys and research since, and that is more important than trying to get answers from a couple of individual Brexiters on a small forum.

We are out, it has been shown to be a mistake in so many ways but continually rubbing that in the noses of individuals who voted Leave will not change anything. It is time to move on, for politicians to build a campaign to return to closer links with our closest neighbours, allies and trading partners.

Perhaps we can start doing that by concentrating on getting this sh*t-show of a Tory government, who are responsible for Brexit and much of the anti-EU rhetoric, out of power rather than this rather self-indulgent search for truth/repentance from just two out of the many millions of people who voted for Brexit.

 

[Deleted member 28]

I can only speak for myself, voted Brexit for the reasons already outlined (not going over it again so don't ask) clearly not worked out as planned and I dare say some people have suffered as a direct consequence.

Me personally haven't noticed too much change so don't really give it much thought, it clearly bothers you far more than me so carry on suffering.

I mentioned the Football to impress on you how unimportant Brexit is to me so turning it into an analogy has somehow missed the point.