Europe --- In or Out

[Renton 21627]

2 minutes ago, Rayvin said:

 

Don't you dare feel sorry for her.

 

Yeah Gloom, don't you DARE. 

[PaddockLad 17274]

1 minute ago, Dr Gloom said:

here we go 

 

 

 

And let me guess, this is the one that triggers a no confidence vote, the 18th century grandstanding cunt  

[Rayvin 5223]

1 minute ago, Renton said:

 

Yeah Gloom, don't you DARE. 

 

 

I'm monumentally pissed off with her this morning.

[Alex 35083]

53 minutes ago, Christmas Tree said:

Labour totally morally corrupt on this.

Nice try  

[Dr Gloom 21924]

 

[Alex 35083]

12 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:

watching the events in the commons and almost feeling a bit sorry for may, she's taking an absolutely savage pummelling from all sides. 

Yeah but she’s a cunt. She kept out of the campaigning before the referendum hoping for a Leave win so she could become PM. Diddums tbh 

Edited November 15, 2018 by Alex

[Dr Gloom 21924]

negotiating a deal better than the one we had with the EU before the brexit vote, while satisfying both sides of a divided nation, is a bit like managing the england football team - an impossible job - so in that sense she has my pity. she's taken a pretty brutal mauling 

[Rayvin 5223]

Just now, Dr Gloom said:

negotiating a deal better than the one we had with the EU before the brexit vote, while satisfying both sides of a divided nation, is a bit like managing the england football team - an impossible job - so in that sense she has my pity. she's taken a pretty brutal mauling 

 

She chose to take it. She continues to choose not to resign and simply admit that remaining is the best option.

[Alex 35083]

1 minute ago, Rayvin said:

 

She chose to take it. She continues to choose not to resign and simply admit that remaining is the best option.

This. She’s more bothered about her own career than anything else. Given the stakes, that’s unforgivable. 

[PaddockLad 17274]

I don’t feel sorry for her. I think @Rayvin is right in a way and that her job for some time has been making sure the Tory party emerges from the wreckage of their self inflicted crash still capable of winning future elections. In that regard, she deserves everything she gets and she can frankly go fuck herself. 

[Dr Gloom 21924]

oh, she's a cunt, don't get me wrong, and she's stubbornly clung to power like a particularly persistent turd which refuses to flush. on a purely human level, today i do feel for her a bit. 

[Alex 35083]

3 minutes ago, Dr Gloom said:

negotiating a deal better than the one we had with the EU before the brexit vote, while satisfying both sides of a divided nation, is a bit like managing the england football team - an impossible job - so in that sense she has my pity. she's taken a pretty brutal mauling 

She’s played along and pretended it’s been possible up until now though 

[Rayvin 5223]

3 minutes ago, PaddockLad said:

I don’t feel sorry for her. I think @Rayvin is right in a way and that her job for some time has been making sure the Tory party emerges from the wreckage of their self inflicted crash still capable of winning future elections. In that regard, she deserves everything she gets and she can frankly go fuck herself. 

 

They cannot be allowed to do this - I mean they inevitably will, but they need to suffer consequences for this. Something needs to change, surely.

Edited November 15, 2018 by Rayvin

[Alex 35083]

Just now, Dr Gloom said:

oh, she's a cunt, don't get me wrong, and she's stubbornly clung to power like a particularly persistent turd which refuses to flush. on a purely human level, today i do feel for her a bit. 

On a purely human level, her apparent suffering is one of the few consolations so far 

[Rayvin 5223]

1 minute ago, Alex said:

On a purely human level, her apparent suffering is one of the few consolations so far 

 

Agreed.

[Rayvin 5223]

Kate Hoey says the deal is a sell out. I mean this just isn't getting through Parliament. No way in hell.

 

So it's No Deal or No Brexit.

[Rayvin 5223]

@Christmas Tree , which one would you choose?

Edited November 15, 2018 by Rayvin

[PaddockLad 17274]

3 minutes ago, Rayvin said:

 

They cannot be allowed to do this.

 

No one I know would ever vote for a Corbyn led Labour Party. They’ll get away with it by default. 

[Rayvin 5223]

Just now, PaddockLad said:

 

No one I know would ever vote for a Corbyn led Labour Party. They’ll get away with it by default. 

 

I'm not convinced Corbyn will survive this either unless he goes in heavily on a people's vote, tbh...

[ewerk 30616]

44 minutes ago, Renton said:

Rayvin's given up caring about people. He's off to France and he's lost his sense of smell, so what does he care?

 

Meanwhile of course ewerk is delighted with May's deal. Why not, it give NI effective access to both the UK and EU markets, boom times. Fuck the rest of us though. 

 

 

Well obviously I have more empathy for those likely to suffer from Brexit than that selfish cunt Rayvin.

But it isn't as simple as saying we have the best of both worlds. NI still does most of its trade with GB, any economic hit to the mainland will also affect us. 

[Rayvin 5223]

1 minute ago, ewerk said:

Well obviously I have more empathy for those likely to suffer from Brexit than that selfish cunt Rayvin.

But it isn't as simple as saying we have the best of both worlds. NI still does most of its trade with GB, any economic hit to the mainland will also affect us. 

 

 

I have sympathy, as I said - just not enough to outweight my overarching feeling that the Tories need to be made to suffer for this. Which, IMO, will do the country the world of good in the long run anyway.

[ewerk 30616]

Theresa May's failure wasn't in bringing this deal back. It was in her failure to manage expectations in the previous two years. If she had been much more honest with everyone in what could realistically achieved then we wouldn't have the current uproar.

[ewerk 30616]

1 minute ago, Rayvin said:

 

 

I have sympathy, as I said - just not enough to outweight my overarching feeling that the Tories need to be made to suffer for this. Which, IMO, will do the country the world of good in the long run anyway.

A bit like the Leavers claiming that no deal would mean some short term suffering for long term gains. Sometimes you can go so far left that you end up on the right.

[Rayvin 5223]

Just now, ewerk said:

A bit like the Leavers claiming that no deal would mean some short term suffering for long term gains. Sometimes you can go so far left that you end up on the right.

 

I'm not talking about going left though, we can go back central for all I care after this - but the Tories do need to pay  

[Rayvin 5223]

Do we want May to be overthrown though? I can't quite see all ends of this. If she is, her deal is dead - I doubt the Tories will elect JRM, but they will elect someone like Javid or Gove. What would they do?

Edited November 15, 2018 by Rayvin