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Hate poisons the mind.
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Who you aiming at SQ?
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Well Johnny Cash once sung "San Quentin, I hate every inch of you" so I hope he's not just finally realised that the man in black had issues with him!
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lol
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Is this the radicalization thread
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Mac hates Benfica. does that count?
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In further revelations, Johhny Cash has went on to add
"San Quentin, may you rot and burn in hell" He's really not getting over this, someone needs to get him a kitten and an anger management class. |
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coolest man who ever lived
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I smile when people say 'I hate haters'. These are normally the ones who express hatred every day towards people who voted leave.
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Missed the bit where he sayed it was directed at leave voters.
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Looks like a hit and run anyway, apart from a "lol" at 20:04
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no hit and run
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Elaborate.
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Mine was a general comment about people who claim to dislike hate being hateful, my illustration was a fair one. You are getting a bit stalky imo.
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Not everyone who voted remain is a hater, but everyone who is a hater voted remain.
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There is no need for hate
We are a democracy...the majority voted to leave that is it |
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To be kind - I like to think of it as passion rather than hate!
But I can't understand all the outraged people that suddenly think politicians are there to enact the "will of the people". Would that not apply at every election and for every manifesto? I can't recall people ever getting so "passionate" (on either side) for every other promise that successive govts have failed to deliver. Why is everybody so bothered about this one at the expense of talking about education, tuition fees, police, crime, prisons, transport, hospitals, libraries, etc. Not saying it's a bad thing ("the passion") - but it seems so misplaced - where is that passion when they are fecking you over on all of the important stuff? |
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happy to leave then, good
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It is the will of the people LFC - of course they will deliver.
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as long as you don't want to reverse things and keep us in , as your not bothered of course
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If you’re not bothered neither am I , let’s leave in March
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I think we will leave LFC - but I think they will deliver it in a fashion that makes everyone bothered to be fair.
Take Back Control will be up there in the laughing stakes with Strong and Stable. |
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I don't expect "Out of Control" looked so good on the t-shirts.
I think they will unite the country - as leavers and remoaners will both hate the final outcome. |
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I’m not worried about those slogans , never paid any attention to them
It is not really about leaving and remaining , it’s about respecting the people who voted to leave I don’t expect very much will change , and never did But it’s very important to leave , it’s the most important vote ever in that way imo |
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That first referendum vote will be , and always will be the most important vote in Britains long history
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I'm afraid it was all about those slogans lfc as neither side was able to participate in an honest or factual discussion.
One side said the world would end if we left - the other said it would be very simple to leave and we take back control. |
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How in control are you feeling at the moment?
I travel a lot and I can assure you we are the laughing stock of the world. |
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well of course it’s difficult to leave , if people who lost the vote vote to stop us leaving
but of course that’s not people like yourself the management , you don’t care really And wouldn’t do that |
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It might be people like yourself who are making Britain a laughing stock , ever consider that ?
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No thought not , remainers are like that : )
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lfc1971 13 Mar 19 15:58
well of course it’s difficult to leave , if people who lost the vote vote to stop us leaving Keep up mate - It was the people that won the vote (ERG, DUP, etc) that just voted to stop us leaving. |
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did the remainers not vote then ?
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did the remainers not vote then ?
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lol - you can't even get the leavers to vote leave but you expected the remainers to vote leave?
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You are aware that the "arch Brexiteer" himself (Walter the Softy) voted against the deal?
I can get you an e-mail address for Nanny if you want to have a word. |
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i didn't expect the remainers to vote to leave, in fairness some did , a few behaved honourably
but the vast majority in labour and snp didn't disgraceful , that's why i said its difficult with those sort of people |
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any leaver who voted against mays deal did so honourably, they want to leave
any remainer did so dishonourably , they want to stay that's a very big and important difference but maybe too subtle for remainers to grasp, i don't know |
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ok - but you understand that it was the Brexiteers that defeated the deal to leave?
You think the people that toured the country & stood on podiums arguing for remoan are dishonourable? The people that toured the country in buses and stood on podiums advocating leave ("it will be easy" - "they needs us to buy their BMW's more than we need them", etc) - they have just scuppered it and are prepared to risk a communist government? They are honourable? |