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You may be right edy. The poster is known for his left wing views I associated his comment with that.
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Ill-informed referendum is a bizarre concept.
Politicians go to the country to ask for direction and all the country can do is complain that the politicians didnt tell them what to do. |
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You're right Studyform.
In the case of The Sun, three stories every day for thirty years equals 40 billion uncontested messages saying one thing, "The EU is bad." Rupert Murdoch really has done a job on this country. Of course, he doesn't want to live here, so the joke is even better. |
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Sun, Daily Mail, Telegraph and Daily Express are all leftgreen fascist propaganda papers.
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The thing I don't get - I mean REALLY don't get is the amount of moaning done by the people who voted leave, always going on about "remoaners", or getting all irate about the opposition to their ideal when the vote was to leave anyway.
It's like they're all spoiling for an argument all the time. I don't know what leftgreen fascist means |
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Left green fascist propaganda is slang that some people in Germany use (in German obviously). They're so far removed from reality that they tend to even use that term for very much conservative/liberal democrat papers like the "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung" (Germany's biggest non-tabloid print publication).
Just Checking and your reply to it very much reminded me of it. |
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OK, That's interesting.
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I'm sure Remainers understand that waiting 4 years (minimum) for the democratic will of the people to be acted upon is quite absurd.
It may explain our frustration. |
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But it hasn't changed the outcome and it isn't the doing of the people who voted remain.
It's seems a bit extreme to me to be this frustrated by it. |
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From years of watching and enjoying Yes Prime Minister, delays are the the tactic to stop a process from happening. Hence the frustration.
I voted to leave but the remainers will win. We won't leave. The delays will take their toll I'm afraid. |