[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

A Brexit is a Brexit, we never voted on what kind of Brexit we'd want. You believe a soft Brexit wouldn't count but that's simply not the case. You are projecting your agenda as a fact onto a referendum that had no bearing on what kind of Brexit we'd get.

By voting for the Tories to have enough seats to form a coalition, the public have spoken. Everything was laid out before them about how May's government pretty much backs down on everything and they still voted for them to have the opportunity to secure power. The public had the chance to change the direction of the Brexit by voting in a stronger party but they didn't. The Brexit they get will be the one they voted for twice.

The Tories actually did quite well in the election but Corbyn also did well by motivating so many young voters to vote for him with his promises of no uni fees and uni debts, some of which he has now back-tracked on.

It is also obvious that many of those young voters had no idea about Corbyn's views on staying in the EU and a hard Brexit. They were well mugged off.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

The Tories actually did quite well in the election but Corbyn also did well by motivating so many young voters to vote for him with his promises of no uni fees and uni debts, some of which he has now back-tracked on.

It is also obvious that many of those young voters had no idea about Corbyn's views on staying in the EU and a hard Brexit. They were well mugged off.

Not sure what someone who lost an election has to do with the party in power but any excuse to bring up Corbyn and avoid responding to my post, I guess?

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Not sure what someone who lost an election has to do with the party in power but any excuse to bring up Corbyn and avoid responding to my post, I guess?

Of course Corbyn is relevant to the point as it was his lies that got him enough votes to stop The Tories from winning with a clear majority.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Of course Corbyn is relevant to the point as it was his lies that got him enough votes to stop The Tories from winning with a clear majority.

Lies what lies?...

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Of course Corbyn is relevant to the point as it was his lies that got him enough votes to stop The Tories from winning with a clear majority.

It's always someone else's fault isn't it? Tories didn't lose their majority because of terrible decisions they made and the awful campaign they ran, they lost because of Corbyn! The obsession is real.

It doesn't change the fact that the Tories are running the show and the Brexit they will provide will be the one you voted for whether you like it or not and you've got no one else to blame for it.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It's always someone else's fault isn't it? Tories didn't lose their majority because of terrible decisions they made and the awful campaign they ran, they lost because of Corbyn! The obsession is real.

It doesn't change the fact that the Tories are running the show and the Brexit they will provide will be the one you voted for whether you like it or not and you've got no one else to blame for it.

Hypothetically if Brexit is successful and it turns out to be the best thing we did will you want to reap the rewards of an economy you wanted to deny us all? Will you effectively eat your words?

[JTM45]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Hypothetically if Brexit is successful and it turns out to be the best thing we did will you want to reap the rewards of an economy you wanted to deny us all? Will you effectively eat your words?

When it fails and the economy crashes will you accept that you got it wrong ?

If you're consistent you'll no doubt try to lay the blame with the ''lefties'' or Corbyn.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by JTM45

When it fails and the economy crashes will you accept that you got it wrong ?

If you're consistent you'll no doubt try to lay the blame with the ''lefties'' or Corbyn.

It won't fail. Unlike some I am not a figure of doom and gloom on this and have enough faith in our country to make it work.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Hypothetically if Brexit is successful and it turns out to be the best thing we did will you want to reap the rewards of an economy you wanted to deny us all? Will you effectively eat your words?

There's very little point in discussing something that won't ever happen.

At best things will go to **** and then it'll eventually even out and we'll have similar but likely slightly worse economic situation as we are now but the chances of us entering some sort of Golden Age just BECAUSE of Brexit is basically never going to happen. It's a pipedream of the gullible.

Brexit supporters will try to turn the inevitable economic upturn to normalcy as a success for Brexit while ignoring the fact that the economic turmoil will likely destroy a lot of lives just so we can go back to an economy that won't be any better than what we have now.

Also, you TRULY need to read posts. I've said more times than I can count that I want Brexit to go ahead, I want people to learn from their mistakes so why are you (again) trying to rewrite history to suit your argument?

I fully expect your reply to be something among the lines of 'ugh you're the one trying to rewrite history! Learn to read posts!' Gotta do your little parroting routine.