Such an observation is hardly an anti English rant.
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Such an observation is hardly an anti English rant.
I think we should have left asap having voted out, but since its taken so long to try and get out and now its recognised that many people were misled in what they voted for then at this stage another referendum with no deal v remain would be the way forward, I think that is preferential to Mays deal v remain or any May/Corbyn deal v remain as all the leave voters I know voted for out and not some half in half out concoction.
With the outrage of some MPs following the bill asking for a delay so we can get a better deal, you have to wonder what some of these MPs are getting out of a no deal :sherlock:
The chattering classes can't agree what leave means, as regards the masses the leave voters I know voted leave as in no deal, as in out is out and not some version of half in and half out.
Oh no butt, they said it at the time, its only now that the odd leave voter from the masses is talking single markets, customs union, freedom of movement etc, at the time the leaver voters from the masses that I know where all out is out, in fact the ones that I know are still out is out.
Oh deary, deary me. The 'snowflake' epithet is wheeled out as if it says anything other than something about the person who uses it.
By the way, the fact that I have not suggested at any stage that I have been offended (and I'm not English either, by the way) makes the use of that word even sillier in the circumstances.
You are the one seeing anti English sentiment in a sentence when nothing anti English was said , snowflakes are known to take offence for no reason and even for taking offence on others behalf when there is no offence in the first place, when a debate ensures snowflakes are then known to melt.
There you go again accusing, its a sign that a person has lost a debate, you said and I quote ''Some people are saying that it will be the end of the Conservatives too. I very much doubt it on both counts.''
I said in response ''What the end of the national party of England, oh dear.'' And you then said '' Your anti-English rants at every turn are so very predictable.''
Saying ''What the end of the national party of England, oh dear.'' is not an anti English rant, only a snowflake would think that and the only person ranting is you.
If you want to debate with me I deal in facts, figures and witness statements if you don't like such evidence used to back up an argument then don't bother commenting on my posts.
I could copy and paste a lot of comments you have made that are not based on facts, figures and witness statements on the one hand (and many which contain anti-English comments) and on the other hand you are the one who used the snowflake comment. Hardly consistent with your self-description conveying how rational and evidential you are in debate.
All this chatter about not having a second vote or we can't allow the UK to be part of the EU elections may become an opportunity for a sort of proxy referendum vote , to confirm there's a will to still leave or a rise in to stay . (Trouble is what ticket would the Tories or Labour run on )
If we see a big vote rise appear for UKIP in these new Euro elections , as they did in the Cameron era (which forced this upon us) it would once again be at the expense of Labour and Tory votes.
Didn't UKIP come first in the last Euro election ?? .
We certainly saw a swing rise in Newport West last night to UKIP ,which has always been a Labour stronghold.
How do we feel about this boys and girls?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-47833702#_=_
May be too late, but renew quick if like me you're a proud EU citizen.
A typical contribution from Trump. Completely wrong and designed to cause trouble.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Too bad that the European Union is being so tough on the United Kingdom and Brexit. The E.U. is likewise a brutal trading partner with the United States, which will change. Sometimes in life you have to let people breathe before it all comes back to bite you!</p>— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) <a href="https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1116172224459882496?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 11, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>