[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..it's not bliss at all Arista...whichever had got the slightly more votes ..Remain or Brexit, it's the least possible bliss it could be to have such a close vote...

Not that Close


Well over a Million more Wise Voters
voted to Leave the EU


And there is not going to be another one
The PM told everyone this is it
no chance of return.


I thank Him for being honest on that.


No General Election


a new PM in 3 months

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123

Regardless of how the vote went Ammi both sides knew it was going to be close and both knew one side would not be happy with the result. The only problem i can see in here is with the remainers inability to accept a democratic vote.

...it really doesn't matter though Johnny, whether it was always going to be close...it still leaves a divided problem of a divided country and that problem is equal for everyone..yes, I do think that the vote has to be accepted by all but it also has to be respected by all..so the Brexiters also realising and respecting that this was never about a 'win'..because they won't lose any less than anyone else if this decision doesn't work for the country...and good morning....

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

Not that Close


Well over a Million more Wise Voters
voted to Leave the EU


And there is not going to be another one
The PM told everyone this is it
no chance of return.


I thank Him for being honest on that.


No General Election


a new PM in 3 months

..I hope the vote and voters were most wise, Arista because we're all fairly stuffed if not...time will tell though, don't give me most wise on day one...because that's just the dumbest, my dear...

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..I hope the vote and voters were most wise, Arista because we're all fairly stuffed if not...time will tell though, don't give me most wise on day one...because that's just the dumbest, my dear...

Yes as a teacher
it will effect you
so you are bitter.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes as a teacher
it will effect you
so you are bitter.

...don't tell me I'm bitter, Arista or I'll lock you in your bunker without any tinned goods...why would it effect me any more than any other person in the country, then..?....

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...don't tell me I'm bitter, Arista or I'll lock you in your bunker without any tinned goods...why would it effect me any more than any other person in the country, then..?....

http://schoolsweek.co.uk/brexit-educ...-leave-the-eu/

[user104658]

Was the phrase "sour grapes" in some sort of Brexit voter's pamphlet or something? "Things to say in the event of a leave result".

I'm more sick of hearing that phrase than I am about the result at this point. It's smug, unimaginative and ****ing boring. Cut it out.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

http://schoolsweek.co.uk/brexit-educ...-leave-the-eu/

"The status of a new national funding formula is uncertain, for example, and schools could face cuts if we experience the threatened austerity budget. School leaders will seek reassurances from government at this time of great instability.”


...well tbf Arista, those cuts were already there and were already very severe and already leaving schools struggling.. which has nothing to do with Brexit at all...

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

"The status of a new national funding formula is uncertain, for example, and schools could face cuts if we experience the threatened austerity budget. School leaders will seek reassurances from government at this time of great instability.”


...well tbf Arista, those cuts were already there and were already very severe and already leaving schools struggling.. which has nothing to do with Brexit at all...

OK but as Hard as it is Now
it will get harder.


But thats good for Children
to learn hard work will pay off.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

OK but as Hard as it is Now
it will get harder.


But thats good for Children
to learn hard work will pay off.

..yeah, let them learn without teachers or resources in the classrooms to help them, the little buggers have it far too easy I think...it really has nothing to do with hard work or hard work paying off, Arista...if it's going to get harder as you say then a generation is going to be failed and there is no maybes or ifs about that and no 'win' for any one of us....

[Johnnyuk123]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...it really doesn't matter though Johnny, whether it was always going to be close...it still leaves a divided problem of a divided country and that problem is equal for everyone..yes, I do think that the vote has to be accepted by all but it also has to be respected by all..so the Brexiters also realising and respecting that this was never about a 'win'..because they won't lose any less than anyone else if this decision doesn't work for the country...and good morning....

Good morning Ammi

I think if we give it time the remainers will eventually calm down.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..yeah, let them learn without teachers or resources in the classrooms to help them, the little buggers have it far too easy I think...it really has nothing to do with hard work or hard work paying off, Arista...if it's going to get harder as you say then a generation is going to be failed and there is no maybes or ifs about that and no 'win' for any one of us....

In your Class
there is a Future MP
later on they can try Political Games.

Look for more Positives

[arista]

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123

Good morning Ammi

I think if we give it time the remainers will eventually calm down.

They better

[Johnnyuk123]

Originally Posted by arista

They better

If they are gonna be angry it should be with Cameron and Osborn for their scare tactics and the wasteful 9 million of tax payers cash on that leaflet.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123

Good morning Ammi

I think if we give it time the remainers will eventually calm down.

..and also the Brexiters respecting the feelings of almost half of the country as well, Johnny......a two way thing, eh....because I don't think that there is any doubt that we're all together in wanting and needing this to work out for the country...anyways, Paris is still always a good idea...

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..and also the Brexiters respecting the feelings of almost half of the country as well, Johnny......a two way thing, eh....because I don't think that there is any doubt that we're all together in wanting and needing this to work out for the country...anyways, Paris is still always a good idea...

Can I come with you Ammi?

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Can I come with you Ammi?

...you're always with me, Annie...you are Paris.....

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123

Regardless of how the vote went Ammi both sides knew it was going to be close and both knew one side would not be happy with the result. The only problem i can see in here is with the remainers inability to accept a democratic vote.

I accept the voting results but the gloating and taking the piss is quite pathetic,people need to grow up.

[Kazanne]

This is the logic of some voters,a woman asked on Sky News why she voted out "We are British,we just want us" lol wtf.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..it's not about sour grapes though Johnny..it's about a representation that although the vote was Brexit, it was only just Brexit so a nation very much divided/half a nation...and how can that work moving forward unless that divide can be healed first because at the moment, we're not strong and we're not 'Great' as in Great Britian, we're squabbling, which makes us weak Britain...which will leave no 'victory' for any one of us...all of us, no matter how we voted...

Great post Ammi

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...you're always with me, Annie...you are Paris.....

Awwwwwwh... This is like one of those wartime love stories... Where there are battles and bombs in the background but the REAL story is the love that shines through even in the darkest of times. Magical, *sniff sniff*

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

I accept the voting results but the gloating and taking the piss is quite pathetic,people need to grow up.

This I agree with Kazanne (how unusual! Haha...) the response has been awful. Lots of jeering, sneering and clapping at people, most of whom are just genuinely worried about their future and their family's futures. Very few people who believe in Brexit bothering to take the time to reassure those who are worried that it will be OK? Or explain why they believe those fears aren't realistic? It makes me wonder, do they actually believe that it WILL be OK, or even care? Far far too much "we won we won lololol you lose losers!" as if it's all done and dusted now, nowhere near enough people saying "OK listen guys, here's how it's going to be better for all of us".


In my case specifically, I have a disabled daughter. Her future is uncertain at the absolute best of times, and it's terrifying. When things like this go on and create even more instability the anxiety it causes is very real, because I just simply do not trust the government we have in this country - now that it will be unrestrained - not to simply throw her / us on the trash heap. I don't trust this result not to generate the sort of economic instability that will make it impossible for us to build our own nestegg to protect her.

I can appreciate that when I was in my early 20's and had no responsibilities, I might have found this result / taking a risk at the unknown exciting even. I don't have that luxury anymore.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

This I agree with Kazanne (how unusual! Haha...) the response has been awful. Lots of jeering, sneering and clapping at people, most of whom are just genuinely worried about their future and their family's futures. Very few people who believe in Brexit bothering to take the time to reassure those who are worried that it will be OK? Or explain why they believe those fears aren't realistic? It makes me wonder, do they actually believe that it WILL be OK, or even care? Far far too much "we won we won lololol you lose losers!" as if it's all done and dusted now, nowhere near enough people saying "OK listen guys, here's how it's going to be better for all of us".


In my case specifically, I have a disabled daughter. Her future is uncertain at the absolute best of times, and it's terrifying. When things like this go on and create even more instability the anxiety it causes is very real, because I just simply do not trust the government we have in this country - now that it will be unrestrained - not to simply throw her / us on the trash heap. I don't trust this result not to generate the sort of economic instability that will make it impossible for us to build our own nestegg to protect her.

I can appreciate that when I was in my early 20's and had no responsibilities, I might have found this result / taking a risk at the unknown exciting even. I don't have that luxury anymore.

Is this a first TS ? I also was thinking of my children when I voted,their future is what matters to me, some people seem to be so flippant ,when really the way we handle this is important for the future of Great Britain,good luck to you and your daughter btw.

[Livia]

I haven't seen much gloating personally, although I have seen some. What I've seen quite a lot of is moaning from people who didn't get the vote they were expecting and a lot of insults toward the people who voted Out.... xenophobe, it's the older generation screwing the younger generation because all elderly people are racist, the suggestion that only those who voted to remain had really thought about it... The childishness on both sides needs to stop if anything is ever going to be discussed in an adult way. The decision has been made and now it's up to all of us to make it work, whether that's the way you voted or not.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Is this a first TS ?

I think so. not Tibb politics changing too!

I also was thinking of my children when I voted,their future is what matters to me, some people seem to be so flippant ,when really the way we handle this is important for the future of Great Britain,good luck to you and your daughter btw.

Well, my wife is back at University now and when she qualifies, emigration should hopefully be a realistic option as a worst case scenario! We'll just bail