[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Preach it Hugh;

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The US will never see the UK as anything but it's "51st state", it's sidekick li'l bitch. May weasling up beside Trump is utterly pathetic, and the very people who talk about the UK being subservient to the EU seem to be all for it . Not happy to play underdog to the EU but perfectly happy to get on all fours and display our pink little rump to Daddy Trump. Why? Do you think Britain is strong and can stand alone or not?? Decide! PLEASE.

So you think standing alone means not having relationships with any other nations? What a weird perspective you have TS.

Please don't post things about little pink rumps, I now have a mental image of Nicola Sturgeon I never wanted to see.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by jaxie

So you think standing alone means not having relationships with any other nations? What a weird perspective you have TS.

Please don't post things about little pink rumps, I now have a mental image of Nicola Sturgeon I never wanted to see.

Of course we need to have trade deals... I just find it fascinating that people who are so terrified of "EU overlords" are perfectly happy to see their precious Bwitain sold off piece by piece to US based privatisation.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Of course we need to have trade deals... I just find it fascinating that people who are so terrified of "EU overlords" are perfectly happy to see their precious Bwitain sold off piece by piece to US based privatisation.

Pretty much, it highlights the fact that Brexit wasn't so much about escaping EU's 'Tyranny' as Leave voters would have us believe as it was about that other major issue that defined the referendum....

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Pretty much, it highlights the fact that Brexit wasn't so much about escaping EU's 'Tyranny' as Leave voters would have us believe as it was about that other major issue that defined the referendum....

crystal ball alert

[user104658]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

crystal ball alert

Doesn't apply in any way to the post you just quoted LT. You need to click "back" and then select another one of your stock phrases.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Doesn't apply in any way to the post you just quoted LT. You need to click "back" and then select another one of your stock phrases.

really show me a post where I have used that before then?

I will put the kettle on meanwhile

[user104658]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

really show me a post where I have used that before then?

I will put the kettle on meanwhile

http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...&postcount=263

http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...&postcount=113

To be fair to you though, it's actually mainly been other Trumpettes using it more than you. But I assume the stock phrase generator is shared or something. It's the only explanation I can think of.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

crystal ball alert

I'm going to explain how time works since you seem a little bit confused.

You see, the referendum happened in what is now called the past, that means it's already happened. This stuff about a deal with the US and how it's kind of hypocritical for Brexit voters to want us to be Trump's bitches yet oppose us being in the EU because they don't want us to be the EU's bitches is happening in what's known as the present.

Your comment suggested that I was making predictions for something that hasn't happened yet, that's called the future.

Taking a fact from the past and present to make a statement doesn't really make it a prediction for the future but that's okay, I'm sure some other people struggle with the concept of time too

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I'm going to explain how time works since you seem a little bit confused.

You see, the referendum happened in what is now called the past, that means it's already happened. This stuff about a deal with the US and how it's kind of hypocritical for Brexit voters to want us to be Trump's bitches yet oppose us being in the EU because they don't want us to be the EU's bitches is happening in what's known as the present.

Your comment suggested that I was making predictions for something that hasn't happened yet, that's called the future.

Taking a fact from the past and present to make a statement doesn't really make it a prediction for the future but that's okay, I'm sure some other people struggle with the concept of time too

Pretty much, it highlights the fact that Brexit wasn't so much about escaping EU's 'Tyranny' as Leave voters would have us belief

just you thinking you know exactly why people voted as per



and by the way, you got the ref and the usa elections totally wrong didnt you?

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Pretty much, it highlights the fact that Brexit wasn't so much about escaping EU's 'Tyranny' as Leave voters would have us belief

just you thinking you know exactly why people voted as per



and by the way, you got the ref and the usa elections totally wrong didnt you?

That was an opinion based on logic, I didn't think I needed to write 'in my opinion' on everything since I thought it was obvious and you could tell the difference between stating an opinion and stating a fact but I guess I overestimated you but don't worry, I'll be sure to try to explain things in greater detail in the future so you can understand and follow the topic like everyone else

As for your last line it doesn't make much sense. I was obviously talking about Leave Voters in the Referendum being happy enough to depend on the US when they opposed the EU for similar reasons.

Did you think I was talking about the election and tried to pull me up on it to score points? Oh dear...

[user104658]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Pretty much, it highlights the fact that Brexit wasn't so much about escaping EU's 'Tyranny' as Leave voters would have us belief

just you thinking you know exactly why people voted as per



and by the way, you got the ref and the usa elections totally wrong didnt you?

It's called deductive reasoning LT. If someone claims that they supported Brexit because they are concerned for Britain's autonomy, but then are happy to lose some of that autonomy elsewhere, then we can more confidently assume that their reasons were in fact... Other.

Sometimes also called top-down logic. It doesn't involve crystal balls or, in fact, any other form of mysticism.

You could look it up or something. If interested. I doubt you are.