In article , T i m
writes
On Sun, 22 Sep 2019 04:48:03 +0000 (UTC), Brian Reay
wrote:

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We are more worried about you. ;-(

No, you are worried about your selfish views not being listen shared by
others.

Bwhahaha. 'My views' were shared by 2/3rds of the electorate mate.

The result of the Vote wasnt to your liking

More complete and utter BS. You really don't have a clue.

I didn't vote so don't have a dog in this fight.
I didn't vote (even though I spoiled my paper) because it wasn't clear
at the time, just how many things I sensed were lies were actual
lies,. Since then we have learned that it was all of them. £350M/w to
the NHS instead, Turks coming over in hoards ...

and now you are acting like
spoilt brat with his fingers in his ears shouting his demands.

And you are acting (although in your case I don't think it's an act
;0( ) like someone on a campaign for your own selfish reasons.

Fact. 2/3rds of the electorate DID NOT vote FOR leaving the EU.

Because you are a bit slow ... especially for a maths teacher g Only
1/3rd of the electorate voted to leave. Fact.

Now, if you think that all that is a clear demonstration of
*anything*, other than it's far from cut and dried that 'the people'
want us out of the EU, then you are only further demonstrating the
fact you are on a personal campaign and aren't interested in what
might actually be best for 'the people'.

First of all I thought they were simply venal trolls, but I am coming to
reaslise that they are in complete and utter denial: They have swallowed
project fear hook line and sinker, and are really genuinely scared and
in utter denial because they not only believe it, but believe that
politicians will reverse it. Because it is 'wrong'

Correct, but not because we believe in any hype or spin, put out by
the Brexiteers but because we haven't seen anything yet that justifies
the whole clusterfcuk to 'most people'.

Your failure to absorb the available information,

Ah, like your indoctrination you mean?

or more exactly your
refusal,

How can I refuse what hasn't been presented (unless you think that
what you consider to be 'good reasons' would have to apply to
everyone)?

Because you think you are right and because I won't roll over and
agree, you throw your toys out the pram?

Come up with a reasonable level of proof that 'most people' will (not
might or should be) better off out of the EU and then I might vote
Leave.

isnt anyone elses responsibility but your own.

Exactly, something I took on from the beginning when not forced to
vote on something that was far from clear.


Brexit was the answer to the question that few were asking and became
an answer by default, not because it was right or sensible.


Just because you dont like it doesnt make it wrong.

No, of course it doesn't, in the same way because you like it (for
reasons that only fanatic Brexiteers consider reasonable) that doesn't
make it right either.

The difference between us is, I am fully aware I don't have all the
answers but you aren't aware that you don't. You voted on your beliefs
(because NO ONE still has any idea of the final deal / outcome) and I
needed facts. You were able to vote with no real idea of how it might
impact everyone and I wouldn't gamble that against the status quo.

You are a minority activist on a crusade but without the ability to
explain to the majority why we should do what you want.

Cheers, T i m


It's really astonishing that 3 year on and you're still spouting the
same ****. Do you suffer from Aspergers like Greta?
--
bert