Brexit voters

[SmallTown]

I suppose that does make them bigots, self isolationist and stupid. Maybe you would have a decent argument if you left any abuse out and leave voters might actually entertain you.

Ok, as you saw from my last post: no abuse. So can you please tell me why you are still glad you voted Brexit?

 

[Same_as_before]

Ok, as you saw from my last post: no abuse. So can you please tell me why you are still glad you voted Brexit?

I dread to think what that says.

 

[Benjiboy]

I dread to think what that says.

you can guess , but i love the ignore button

 

[Steve8778]

Ok, as you saw from my last post: no abuse. So can you please tell me why you are still glad you voted Brexit?

Who said I was glad? I just don't like people being abused and categorised because of how they voted. It says more about the person abusing them.

 

[Wiseman_Vaughn]

I dread to think what that says.

me too. I refuse to look

 

[SmallTown]

Who said I was glad? I just don't like people being abused and categorised because of how they voted. It says more about the person abusing them.

So: for clarity. Do you regret voting for Brexit?

 

[Steve8778]

So: for clarity. Do you regret voting for Brexit?

No I don't.

 

[Wiseman_Vaughn]

I didn't vote in the referendum but it seems to me that the majority of "Leavers" voted as such, based on the emotional question of illegal immigration (that the Tories have failed to control) rather than the Economic issues that look like being disasterous.

Add in the rumour of an EU army, a dynamic leader (NF), A posh boy leading the remain campaign (DC) and the Labour leader flip flopping and generally not putting his cards fully on the table (JC), and you can see why it played out the way that it did.

Again, I see no real appetite to rejoin at a political level.

 

[SmallTown]

No I don't.

Now we are getting somewhere. Thank you.
Why, after having seen the affects of Brexit, do you not regret it?

 

[Steve8778]

Now we are getting somewhere. Thank you.
Why, after having seen the affects of Brexit, do you not regret it?

Why should I regret it? I'd he happy for you to try and change my thinking. I have my reasons for voting for brexit and a lot of it mirrors what @Laughing said.

 

[billsykes]

me too. I refuse to look

On a slight tangent. I wonder who the most ignored poster on the board actually is.

 

[SmallTown]

Why should I regret it? I'd he happy for you to try and change my thinking. I have my reasons for voting for brexit and a lot of it mirrors what @Laughing said.

I've blocked him.

Can you please reiterate your reasons?

 

[Benjiboy]

On a slight tangent. I wonder who the most ignored poster on the board actually is.

the Bookies would not take your bet

 

[Jonny Ingbar]

On a slight tangent. I wonder who the most ignored poster on the board actually is.

Probably not in good taste to name names, but there's only one poster who I've blocked and I've noticed he/she uses more than one username.

Sadly I do think some people just come on here for the wind-up value, which is terribly sad.

 

[Steve8778]

I've blocked him.

Can you please reiterate your reasons?

My biggest reason was because I'm a bigot, liar and resemble something close to processed pork and I'm also a massive racist.

 

[SmallTown]

My biggest reason was because I'm a bigot, liar and resemble something close to processed pork and I'm also a massive racist.

Come on, seriously why do you still think it's a good idea?

 

[Steve8778]

Come on, seriously why do you still think it's a good idea?

I voted purely on the bent banana policy

 

[BoroFur]

I didn't vote in the referendum but it seems to me that the majority of "Leavers" voted as such, based on the emotional question of illegal immigration (that the Tories have failed to control) rather than the Economic issues that look like being disasterous.

'Emotional' is an interesting adjective to use Wiseman. I would say it was more a 'divisive' question.

The people behind the Leave campaign, some of which are now in the highest echelons of Government, have not only failed to 'tackle' illegal immigration as they promised they would but they have also completely failed to introduce a legal migration system for employment purposes.

 

[Same_as_before]

'Emotional' is an interesting adjective to use Wiseman. I would say it was more a 'divisive' question.

The people behind the Leave campaign, some of which are now in the highest echelons of Government, have not only failed to 'tackle' illegal immigration as they promised they would but they have also completely failed to introduce a legal migration system for employment purposes.

I thought Gideon avd Cameron had moved on.

 

[BoroFur]

I thought Gideon avd Cameron had moved on.

Ok, some who actively and vociferously supported the Leave campaign.