Scandi noir....

[Rusty Nails]

It's got nothing to do with it. @Craig the cyclist is just bored and looking to mouth off for a bit.

Tbf to Craig one of the common criticisms of the Brexit campaign, and those that voted Leave, was that it showed that racism was a particularly British trait compared to the rest of the EU.

Imo, sadly the countries of the EU are as vulnerable to and affected by racism as the UK.

 

[Craig the cyclist]

Remainers ! Like thats some some sort of club to be in.Your a fecking pr1ck.Mind you you voted for Johnson knowing full well what he was...how did that turn out ?

Well, you know, it has kept the Labour party out for another term. You have to face it sometime, for all you think he is, he wiped the floor with your left-wing Labour party.

 

[Craig the cyclist]

You need to pay attention to what you post

But I was quoting what you posted!

Post 6, yeah it's terrible that it has happened.
Post 8, but it hasn't happened.

 

[Deleted member 49]

Well, you know, it has kept the Labour party out for another term. You have to face it sometime, for all you think he is, he wiped the floor with your left-wing Labour party.

We won ! What did you win....I dunno.
Half wit 🙄

 

[Fab Foodie]

Tbf to Craig one of the common criticisms of the Brexit campaign, and those that voted Leave, was that it showed that racism was a particularly British trait compared to the rest of the EU.

Imo, sadly the countries of the EU are as vulnerable to and affected by racism as the UK.

I'm not sure anyone believes it's a particular British trait, but it played a very significant role in one of the nations biggest collective decisions.
It plays an increasingly large role in many EU countries.
Sweden sadly is another victim.

 

[Mugshot]

It will be the way the EU goes, right wing parties growing in many countries now.

If that's true it makes you wonder why the tories were so desperate to leave.

 

[BoldonLad]

From the article:

" increasing its share of the vote by two to three percentage points and becoming the second largest party, but the overall result was too close to call as counting continued."

" while the closeness of the race may yet complicate the formation of a working government."

Hardly a resounding victory?

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

From the article:

" increasing its share of the vote by two to three percentage points and becoming the second largest party, but the overall result was too close to call as counting continued."

" while the closeness of the race may yet complicate the formation of a working government."

Hardly a resounding victory?

There's also a high number of Swedes voting from abroad and whose vote has not been counted. I hope these emigrants have a more informed insight about immigration.

 

[BoldonLad]

There's also a high number of Swedes voting from abroad and whose vote has not been counted. I hope these emigrants have a more informed insight about immigration.

Yes, read that bit too. Might be an idea to wait for the final result, before crying.

 

[Craig the cyclist]

If that's true it makes you wonder why the tories were so desperate to leave.

Were they? I seem to remember the Tory party pretty much leading the remain campaign.

 

[BoldonLad]

Were they? I seem to remember the Tory party pretty much leading the remain campaign.

Surely you remember Craig, it was those well known Tory strongholds, like Sunderland, which Leave.

 

[Mugshot]

Were they? I seem to remember the Tory party pretty much leading the remain campaign.

Sorry, I should have said the right wing of a right wing party were desperate to leave.

 

[jowwy]

Were they? I seem to remember the Tory party pretty much leading the remain campaign.

except for gove and johnson obviously......

 

[Fab Foodie]

Yes, read that bit too. Might be an idea to wait for the final result, before crying.

Either way, it's not a good sign....

 

[BoldonLad]

Either way, it's not a good sign....

True. But, it may be just a little warning shot across the bows of the Political Establishment, that they need to listen, just a little bit, to how "ordinary" people actually see the situation.