Leaving a club

[WTFH]

Leaving a club

The "blame" for what exactly?

The only ones playing a "blame game" are those remainers that pigheadedly refuse to acknowledge and accept the result.

Bunch of snowflakes the lot of them.

Reading English still not one of your skills?

While you might be happy with sound bites of "Brexit means Brexit", etc, those with a little more intelligence than you tend to look for depth and meaning. They ask questions to gain understanding, rather than become pig-headed in their desire to say all the problems of the UK are the fault of the EU.

But, if, as you have just said in your last post, you do not blame the EU for everything that is wrong with the UK, then why did you vote leave?

[shaunbhoy]

if, as you have just said in your last post, you do not blame the EU for everything that is wrong with the UK, then why did you vote leave?

I voted to Leave for a variety of reasons.

However, one of the main reasons was that I believe that there is much greater likelihood of the things that are wrong with the UK being resolved by politicians whose very existence depends solely on the support of the UK electorate.

[WTFH]

Leaving a club

However, one of the main reasons was that I believe that there is much greater likelihood of the things that are wrong with the UK being resolved by politicians whose very existence depends solely on the support of the UK electorate.

Politicians whose very existence depends solely on the support of the UK electorate?

Does that mean the stories about George Osbourne having a new role are false?
Are you saying that UK politicians - current and former - have no means of existence without the electorate? Better not tell Bliar, Brown, Cameron, etc that , it might shock their cushy little gravy trains.

[darmstadt]

I voted to Leave for a variety of reasons.

Because I was told to

[shaunbhoy]

Because I was told to

The only ones who were being "told to" were those who fell for Operation Fear. And even then they still backed the wrong horse in a two-horse race.

[shaunbhoy]

Are you saying that UK politicians - current and former - have no means of existence without the electorate?

There seems to be a recurring theme in how you respond to information.

You make a habit of introducing some speculative and hugely unfounded supposition to the process in the forlorn hope that this will somehow add weight to your contention.

If you want the answer to a different question then by all means ask that question for yourself. By continuing to try and contort the feedback you DO get to somehow fit the answer you wanted to hear, just makes you look foolish.

And that is not something you need any assistance with.

HTH

[GB9]

There seems to be a recurring theme in how you respond to information.

You make a habit of introducing some speculative and hugely unfounded supposition to the process in the forlorn hope that this will somehow add weight to your contention.

If you want the answer to a different question then by all means ask that question for yourself. By continuing to try and contort the feedback you DO get to somehow fit the answer you wanted to hear, just makes you look foolish.

And that is not something you need any assistance with.

HTH

Recurring theme amongst Remnants.

[Eirikur]

[Bee]

[d000hg]

Actually Sky will let you do that. You can go onto a rolling monthly contract without long-term commitment. Or you can access them adhoc through NowTV.

The asininity of comparing EU membership to viewing Sky sports probably means logical arguments will be lost on you. Go back to watching The Simpsons, I'm sure it's on Sky 1 right about now.