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Anyone got some detailed polling sites? almost all the ones I see are UK wide and I need to know what the voting intentions are in scotland to maximise my vote


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 6:34 pm
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Ridiculing Farage without throwing things would be preferable… am I the only one to think this?

I think ALL politicians regardless should be pelted with milkshake as the initiation to political life. Then everyone joins in for a food fight ... that will learn them. 🤣

The milkshake thing makes no useful political point, and will only strengthen the support of followers who (mistakenly) think they are backing the plucky underdog with the common touch.

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MY prediction is that there will be violence on the streets. Maybe clashing protesters, maybe a protest that turns unexpectedly I don’t know but there will be violence. Which side to instigate it? Again no idea.

The losing side(s) or the losers naturally ... 🤔
No winner(s) are going to protest ... 😀


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 6:36 pm
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ROFLOCOPTER at the laughing on the Farage+milkshake interface vid 😀

What's even more shocking is that someone in Geordieland is prepared to pay more than a fiver for a milkshake. 🙂


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 6:38 pm
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Funny for those who don't understand the escalation and reprisal aspect of violence.
Like it can only happen to people you don't like.


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 6:39 pm
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What’s even more shocking is that someone in Geordieland is prepared to pay more than a fiver for a milkshake. 🙂

They are probably donating money to MickDonald burger chain.

Funny for those who don’t understand the escalation and reprisal aspect of violence.
Like it can only happen to people you don’t like.

Because the thought process is not there.
I hope the people pelting milkshake will get pelted themselves in future. It will definitely happen as what goes around comes around ...


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 6:44 pm
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Five Guys, One Cup?


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 6:47 pm
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Also, given the last major EU vote involed a right-wing loon murdering an MP, covering these arseholes in milkshake seems more like a de-escalation to me.


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 6:53 pm
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Anyone got some detailed polling sites? almost all the ones I see are UK wide and I need to know what the voting intentions are in scotland to maximise my vote

Far as I'm aware, your best option is basically SNP.


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 7:04 pm
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Yup, looks like SNP if you look at polling data and the MEPs returned last time. I'd ignore those website that suggest how to vote tactically, they appear to favour LibDem over SNP in Scotland, which is suspicious… I think they're run by people who are twitchy about the union. Or just vote Green again TJ, it all adds up to would could be a decent UK wide vote share for them. I voted LibDem.


 
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Funny for those who don’t understand the escalation and reprisal aspect of violence.
Like it can only happen to people you don’t like.

Yes - right wing racism, harrasment, violence and murder has encouraged reprisals.

Farage now talking about "losers consent" not knowing what that actually means, he thinks it means we should just accept the result.

Even though Farage has used the term, it is not apparent that he understands the concept. He is using it to say remainers should just accept Brexit. Jones is arguing that remainers consent would only be forthcoming if the government adopted a softer version of Brexit - something that would appal Farage. (He thinks Theresa May’s Brexit, which would involve being outside the single market and the customs union, is too soft, and is pushing for no-deal as the only proper Brexit.)


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 7:08 pm
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Don't give them any excuse for anything physical. Just ridicule them and make it clear they are never welcome.


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 7:10 pm
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Farage 'ill pick up a ride if Brexit isn't delivered'

Shocking when immjgrant helping MP was murderered day after he revealed his anti-immgrant poster

& Yet throwing milkshakes at him is political violence?

Chewy, arent you in Newcastle, was it you lobbing the milkshake?


 
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Don’t give them any excuse for anything physical. Just ridicule them and make it clear they are never welcome.

Unfortunaterly ridiculing them and offering an alternative narrative doesn't work and it didn't in the 30's. The commies at the time understood this and were essentially or actually engaged in civil war with them.

We are getting rapidly to the point where the side that is the shoutiest and manages to control the media narrative, potentially goading the other side into commiting something appalling is the one that wins.

The milkshakes will probably work as they have comedy value, at somepoint some skinheads associated with the brexit party are going to go beserk and it will be plastered all news.


 
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covering these arseholes in milkshake seems more like a de-escalation to me.

Seems a deescalation from the traditional eggs as well. Must have missed Farage getting upset about that radicalised brexiteer who attacked Corbyn with one.
Whilst overall I am against assaulting politicans given Farages incitement in the past I have rather less sympathy for him.


 
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Chewy, arent you in Newcastle, was it you lobbing the milkshake?

Yes, I am in the GeordieLand but it was Not me.

It was a 32 yr old chubby bearded bloke child wearing glasses that pelted the milkshake.

Nobody knows Nigel Farage was in town otherwise I would go out to have a selfie with him. Selfie! Yeh! Selfie! 😀


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 7:26 pm
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What I can see in Scotland from the polling I have seen is that SNP will get two seats for sure, labour and tory one each. that leaves 2 for grabs, How likely are the brexit party to get one ( I haven't seen any detailed polls for scotland) Last time Greens missed out by a few votyes and ukip got in. the question is which party is most likly to push brexit into 7th place? Green, lib dem or snp? I suspect snp will get a third so that leaves greens and lib dems v brexit. which one is more likely to keep brexit out?


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 7:54 pm
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The losing side(s) or the losers naturally

On the run up to the final score both sides will be protesting.


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 7:57 pm
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All these ruined suits because of milkshake.

Maybe the likes of Farage and Yaxley-Lennon should commission a designer to come up with some wipe clean gear for them. Hugo Boss, perhaps. They’ve always done a good line in extremist-wear.


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 7:58 pm
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or even labour - voting for them could get them 2 seats and force brexit to miss out. Hmmmmmmmmmmmm


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 8:02 pm
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Labour won't get a second seat.


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 8:26 pm
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Who knew the New Statesman had a sense of humour?

https://www.newstatesman.com/politics/media/2019/05/milkshake-egg-custard-pie-protest-food

Maybe the likes of Farage and Yaxley-Lennon should commission a designer to come up with some wipe clean gear for them.

Maybe they should talk to Cameron seeing as nothing ever sticks to that ****.


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 8:31 pm
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Labour won’t get a second seat.

In that case its lib dems or green to get that extra seat to keep brexit out.


 
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covering these arseholes in milkshake seems more like a de-escalation to me.

Seems a deescalation from the traditional eggs as well.

Think we need a vegan option for maximum effect.


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 8:46 pm
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Chuck a cabbage at them.


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 9:07 pm
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The danish know how to make elections fun


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 9:22 pm
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SNP: 38%
Brexit Party: 20%
Green: 11%
Labour: 10%
Conservatives 10%
Lib Dem: 7%
UKIP: 2%
Change UK: 2%
Other: 1%

Makes rather depressing reading. From that then no tactical vote is going to stop brexit getting a seat. That wuld give snp 3. brexit 1, greens one, labour 1. NO tory is good and greens getting a euro seat is good - and the SNP continue to capitalise on a popularity any other UK party would kill for right now


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 9:35 pm
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Little Trump:

Boasts to his followers about taking to the streets with a gun, yet wants to press charges against someone trying to gunk him.

Also Little Trump:

Complains about media coverage and refuses to take questions from a major reputable news organisation (C4/ITN).


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 9:38 pm
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58% supporting pro-Remain parties TJ. 22% definitely pro-Brexit and a few confused LabCons.


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 9:41 pm
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You know that bis Farage is trundling about on.... It'll have an external emergency stop button on it that'll kill the engine.

Just saying, like....


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 9:43 pm
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58% supporting pro-Remain parties TJ. 22% definitely pro-Brexit and a few confused LabCons.

What I was hoping for awas a tactical voting choice to make sure brexit party did not get a seat butthat now looks unlikely. Grteens might well get a seat tho which would be nice and tories may lose out completely but it appears that unlike last time greens and ukip / brexit are not fighting over the 6th seat but its between greens, tories or lib dems


 
Posted : 20/05/2019 11:33 pm
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I'm voting Green. Looks like SNP will get three so having four pro-independence seats out of six would be a great result.


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 8:21 am
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I wonder what the brexshit party policy is on Scots independence?


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 8:29 am
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I wonder what the brexshit party policy is on Scots independence?

My assumption is he will be all for it but the narrative will be boot them out. This will appeal even more to your average hard for thinking knuckle dragging Gammon. This assumes that the Brexshit party do poorly in Scotland, which I hope they do.


 
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Hmm. The UKIP flyer that just came through my door is curiously non-flammable.


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 9:06 am
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Not particularly absorbent either.


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 9:07 am
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Has anyone here ever been polled?
Do they do it during working hours at shopping centres etc?

I was thinking that if the above is the case, for a typical election you get a broader cross section of political views, but over the Brexit issue you’re going to get a lot more Brexiteers at that time of day / location.


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 9:10 am
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Online mainly these days.

People don’t like to admit face-to-face or even by telephone that they will be voting Tory, never mind far right.

As a result you get a more left wing response (and more remain response) from telephone polls than online.

Check the polls in the lead up to the 2nd referendum back in 2016 and you can see the difference - online said narrow quit EU, telephone said narrow stand our ground and remain.

They correct for that, but as it had been quite a few years since the last EU referendum, they couldn’t make accurate corrections. They will do better now as they have more data, so current polls are probably more accurate.


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 9:35 am
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Did anyone see the coverage on Channel 4 where they were refused access to talk to the man-frog?

I know John Snow has pointed out in the past that he'd never seen a whiter audience than at a pro-Brexit rally, but looking at the Brexit party crowd surrounding Farage, there was nobody who wasn't white, and by the looks of it nobody under retirement age either


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 9:58 am
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Link to video? I'm missing all this excitement because of living in a much nicer country


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 10:19 am
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If they (Labour) have played this well, they should be gaining votes against the Tories with each day that passes

In a time of political turmoil, this is the most staggering thing. Whilst Tories are completely imploding, Labour have failed to capitalise and gain against them. They are missing a wide open goal and it is really remarkable how much they are ballsing it up.


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 10:25 am
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The labour party just needs it pointing out that when someone said 'never interrupt your enemy while they're making a mistake' they didn't actually mean for 3 whole years


 
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They are missing a wide open goal and it is really remarkable how much they are ballsing it up.

We all know full well that brexit has upended 'normal' party politics. It's been just as damaging to labour as the tories. So given this undeniable fact, why do you judge them by 'normal' political criteria? Describing brexit as an 'open goal' for the labout party is stupid.


 
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Describing brexit as an ‘open goal’ for the labout party is stupid.

If I was leader of Labour and looking at the polls I would back a 2nd Ref and my polling would go up 10 points. I would have no control over there ever being a 2nd ref but who cares, I can back it and increase my polling in one easy step. That could be described as an open goal.


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 10:40 am
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We all know full well that brexit has upended ‘normal’ party politics. It’s been just as damaging to labour as the tories.

Only because of the utterly inept and totally nonsensical manner in which the Brexiteer party leadership has dealt wit it. As has been pointed out to you countless times the partys membership, voters and MP's are overwhelmingly pro-remain. Given that the nutter leavers who are all going to vote for Farage are defecting from the Tory party, not labour, and labour party voters are deserting to the Lib Dems and Greens in droves, the reason its in this pitiful electoral situation is because its led* by clueless idiots who have totally misjudged the public mood, and can't overcome their 1970's, dinosaur knee-jerk attitude to the EU

* The word 'led' is used figuratively in this instance and does not imply any actual eadership


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 10:54 am
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British Steel about to go bust after borrowing £100m from the government to pay an EU carbon bill.
I guess S****horpe is largely 'out' then


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 11:05 am
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from the BBC - British Steel on verge of administration

British Steel's troubles have been linked to a slump in orders from European customers ‎due to uncertainty over the Brexit process.

The firm has also been struggling with the weakness of the pound since the EU referendum in June 2016 and the escalating trade US-China trade war.

Yay for Brexit! Double yay for Taking Back Control!!


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 11:14 am
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I wouldn't blame the EU, it's an outdated industry anyway. They need to find more efficient cleaner methods of production and cut the need for steel.

https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Can_Concrete_and_Steel_Ever_be_Carbon_Neutral%3F


 
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British Steel about to go bust after borrowing £100m from the government to pay an EU carbon bill.
I guess S****horpe is largely ‘out’ then

That bill was a few months ago and is not related (Well it may be indirectly) to today's news.


 
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Ah, I remember this one. It's a corker.

More evidence of Europe deliberately favouring furen imports - luckily the shBritsh Tory Clownament stepped in and ensured the S****horpe Brexiters were protected from (even more) punitive "anti free trade" tariffs, and thereby ensure the good people of Scuthorpe have more "free" time.

Linky.


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 11:25 am
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Pindex series with Stephen Fry about Brexit should be pushed a bit more.

Nice, simple graphs, easy to follow.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDg_EVBPyUmKrR54mp9Wjyw


 
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British Steel about to go bust after borrowing £100m from the government to pay an EU carbon bill.
I guess S****horpe is largely ‘out’ then

the ignorance in this comment is just superb

British Steel can no longer trade carbon credits due to Brexit, so they have to pay the fine instead

@grimep if you voted for Brexit, you contributed to this!


 
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British Steel can no longer trade carbon credits due to Brexit, so they have to pay the fine instead

HAH!

But.....

Fake news, project fear! Sad.


 
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the ignorance in this comment is just superb

British Steel can no longer trade carbon credits due to Brexit, so they have to pay the fine instead

@grimep if you voted for Brexit, you contributed to this!

The EU's refusal to do a deal over carbon credit trading due to brexit is the cause of the problem. Carbon credit trading is a complete nonsense anyway.


 
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The EU’s refusal to do a deal over carbon credit trading due to brexit is the cause of the problem. Carbon credit trading is a complete nonsense anyway.

No mate, it's the British publics fault knowing full well leaving would damage the economy.

This is what happens when, as a competitor, you try to negotiate with a trading block 10 times bigger than you.

It is well within the EUs right to make sure that they have every and any competitive advantage over us now.


 
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Sounds like Stockholm Syndrome to me.


 
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No, it:s the basic rules of international trade. Little fishies get exploited, big fishies do the exploiting. It:s a competitive game and we decided to play it alone. Don't expect handouts or other countries to give your nation any quarter within the confines of the law.

See American foreign policy for further reference.


 
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So, how long before this “40th time” revisited “plan” of Maybots gets booted out of Parliament then?

30mins?

50mins?

or a day to allow MPs to fill in expenses claim forms..?


 
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Sounds like Stockholm Syndrome to me.

Harsh man, harsh. As I look out over the skyline of this fair city you mention, I see nothing there that wishes the UK ill.

This does not stop my workmates taking the piss heavily for what my former countrymen (and women) are doing to themselves and the rest of the country.


 
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I see nothing there that wishes the UK ill.

Yup, it's just that all is fair in trade and war. If the UK doesn't want to play the game by the others rules? Then it can, without malice, **** off and deal with the consequences.

My fellow Brits thought because they were British and therefore awesome, that there wouldn't be any consequence. And it seems as though they are surprised and angry that there will actually be economic ramifications.


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 2:02 pm
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Must be Stockholm syndrome because I distinctly remember being told that they day after the vote we'd hold all the cards 😂😂😂


 
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Slight hijack.

It seems that anti-EU sentiment is now extending to Italian food

No, no, no, nooo ....
For these reasons:
1. The food tasted shite.
2. Expensive
3. Give a bad name to Italian food.
4. Not even the remainers can support him.
5. Food tasted shite ... shite!

For £35 (food and drink) I can have the Best fish & Chips or curry in this world yet still cheaper than eating there.🤣


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 2:06 pm
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Apparently the entire cabinet has this morning signed up to the Maybot's latest 'bold, new' withdrawal bill.

So expect half of them to resign before it makes it into parliament in order to vote against it. The first will probably be gone by close of play today. I'm going Andrea Leadson as part of her latest leadership bid


 
Posted : 21/05/2019 2:10 pm
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Someone put on Facebook

"There are 3 economic superpowers, the US, China and the EU, they are 57% of the global GDP.

The UK is 2%

That is like Rolla Cola trying to dictate terms to Coke and Pepsi..."


 
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Sounds like Stockholm Syndrome to me.

Sounds like you don't understand what a negotiation is. If carbon trading is important to the UK, we need to offer them something to entice them to include it in the deal.

The problem is simpletons like you believed the bullshit that they need us more than we need them ect. But when the negotiations actually started, that fallacy got blown out of the water. Unfortunatly you and your dumb cronies still haven't grasped reality and are dragging the country down with your fake patriotism, while your leaders (Farage and Boris) are selling you out to foreign interests (Bannons alt right network) while Putin laughs as you enable the push back of co-operation and freedom. Well done for destroying our country.


 
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An then they wonder why everyone who actually thought critically rather than swallowing the bullshit is royally pissed off with them.


 
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I wonder what the brexshit party policy is on Scots independence?

They have policies now? When did that happen?

Meanwhile, in Liverpool, Waxy-Lemon's acolytes are doing well:

https://www.indy100.com/article/james-goddard-liverpool-yellow-vest-video-european-elections-scousers-watch-8921691


 
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But when the negotiations actually started, that fallacy got blown out of the water.

BUT WHY ARE THEY PUNISHING US?!


 
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It's bigger than that though MSP. International trade is so complex and so intertwined with local, regional and international politics now that understanding it is just too complex for anyone that has not got significant experience of it.

People who do not have that experience just don't stand a chance of understanding what is happening, so when someone that is allegedly responsible or trusted throws them an oversimplified version, it gets taken to heart, believed and people feel betrayed when it turns out not to be right.

People hate being fooled, more so when the fooling is so big. Do you think half of what we are seeing now is embarrassment, people digging in behind the mistruths to try and avoid looking the fool?


 
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People who do not have that experience just don’t stand a chance of understanding what is happening, so when someone that is allegedly responsible or trusted throws them an oversimplified version, it gets taken to heart, believed and people feel betrayed when it turns out not to be right

But they don't even know or accept what they don't know. People who aren't capable of understanding don't need to be made to understand, all they need to do is accept they don't understand. Instead of believing that their simplistic, delusional belief systems and ignorant opinions will solve all of their ills.

People who do not have that experience just don’t stand a chance of understanding what is happening, so when someone that is allegedly responsible or trusted throws them an oversimplified version, it gets taken to heart, believed and people feel betrayed when it turns out not to be right

No I just think they are ****ing thick and lack any intellectual self awareness. Blaming others always appeals to these people.


 
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And that means losing face. I see that every day to some extent, people bullshit or bluster, or don't reply to e-mail or calls, because they don't know or are embarrassed to admit they made a mistake. Sometimes it's something really small too, but the reaction is the same.

Apply that to a nation and suddenly 52% of the population are collectively either too embarrassed to admit in the face of mounting evidence that they made a mistake, or genuinely believe that the UK will be better off outside our biggest trading partner.

I have said this for many years; the EU is not without its faults, but there is no chance of changing it from the outside as a minor player and sending asshats like Farage to represent us is doubling down on stupidity. The only way you can effect change is to form consensus with other parties and work within the system. Doing what Farage does just makes the whole country look like a ****


 
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Yes, but again, with thickies - especially British ones - you are either right or wrong, winner or loser, good or bad, evil or just etc etc. There's no room for consensus with these people, that's why they failed to establish a process for change reflecting British interest within the EU...they voted for tits like Farage.


 
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Oh yes, I forgot to add, if you voted for the toad-faced asshole because you thought sending him to the EU would be a laugh, you deserve everything you get.

This is not some sort of game, it's not something that should be joked about, it's about a country's relationship with its closest and biggest trading partners. It's about the security of a nation, a trading block and a world and the prosperity and safety of the people in it.

That alone deserve the effort of the best people the UK can afford to send there with the best interests of the country and the population at heart, not people that are in the pocket of oligarchs or industry or care more than anything about a fscking political party.


 
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Radio 4 have just been interviewing a selection of Brexity Fargaists in S****horpe. The levels of ignorance are truly terrifying. They clearly just accept, unquestioningly, all the anti-EU bullshit they're being fed.

On the day that the biggest employer is probably closing down, decimating the local economy they're crying out for no deal, one said "so that the money and jobs can return to the area"

Seriously... WTF?!!

You really couldn't make it up. The area voted 65%+ to leave. In the past I've always found the attitude 'they deserve everything they get' to be quite harsh, but nowadays.....

Pity they have to take the rest of us down with them

The man-frogs policy free 'party' are going to absolutely walk these elections

God help us! As both main parties will inevitably take it as a sign of the 'need to deliver Brexit' on harder and harder, no deal terms. We really are screwed, aren't we?


 
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yes 🙁


 
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People doing sociology and political degrees will be writing essays on this car crash for decades, if not centuries to come.

There's just so much material to chose from.


 
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We really are screwed, aren’t we?

Yep and we are supposed to be polite and understanding to the 52% (though they have no such constraint) that got us into this mess...


 
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You need to try far harder to be polite and understanding… if we are to end up with ANYTHING at all to help us work with the rest of Europe and the rest of the world (and that ranges from keeping EU membership to a long transition period and cooperation drawing up new agreements) we will need a big chunk of those who voted Leave in 2016 to get involved, not just sit back and let Farage, Boris & Corbyn to **** us over for their own narrow political interests.


 
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Nope, it needs to go so badly wrong that they can't deny their stupidity.

The time for politeness died a long time ago.


 
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