there is no perfect answer to a complex issue like brexit.
We will have to trust our guts feeling.
We will have to trust our guts feeling.
not a Wilfred Owen fan I take it? how little you know about war..are you on strong meds these days tomas?
and please remember those who gave of their lives to ensure you had the freedom to become a nasty ole acid-filled git.
well, look on the bright side, at least you were thinkingAnd there I was thinking this thread was about Brexit.
Thanks Steb...another compliment, and a " like" from OG...on same day. What is going on...just waiting for an agree from Tom and I,ll have the set...might be waiting for a while tho...and on reflection do I really want an agree from Tom ??well, look on the bright side, at least you were thinking
but not about Wilfred Owen? how deep is that cultural void at the heart of brexit?Thanks Steb...another compliment...What is world coming to.
You are looking too deep Steb and you are somewhat mixed up. Please explain how EU and,UK will somehow be less , or more, morally bankrupt post Brexit ? Western Civilisation will not blink, falter or change. We,ve seen immoral behaviour for centuries,what makes you think EU , or us remaining in EU, could ever change that.but not about Wilfred Owen? how deep is that cultural void at the heart of brexit?
now you're making me feel genuine pity. so, insisting that we have hit the absolute bottom of the trough and cannot possibly become any more depraved than we have always been makes you feel safe about brexit? ethics are fundamentally principles that govern a person's behaviour, not a state's. as the local representative for brexit I'd say your ethics don't bode well.You are looking too deep Steb and you are somewhat mixed up. Please explain how EU and,UK will somehow be less morally bankrupt post Brexit ? Western Civilisation will not blink, falter or change. We,ve seen immoral behaviour for centuries,what makes you think EU , or us remaining in EU, could ever change that.
Maybe Monsieur Ben should have read what the commission actually does? I mean after all you know, don't you? https://europa.eu/european-union/about-eu/institutions-bodies/european-commission_enAnd Tony Ben's ???
" When I saw how the European Union was developing, it was very obvious that what they had in mind was not democratic. I mean, in Britain you vote for the government and therefore the government has to listen to you, and if you don’t like it you can change it. But in Europe all the key positions are appointed, not elected – the Commission, for example. All appointed, not one of them elected. "
You are missing my point. I am saying your premise that Brexit is somehow morally wrong at its heart is flawed, because leaving or staying will not affect our moral, social ,or racial situation.
The EU whilst were in it had no effect so how can leaving affect anything ?
I see you got a "disagree" from the usual sourcesnot a Wilfred Owen fan I take it? how little you know about war
Do explain the connection you have made between entirely disconnected events, as one could equally argue that the same sacrifice enabled right wing nutters with terrible attitudes make their points too...are you on strong meds these days tomas?
and please remember those who gave of their lives to ensure you had the freedom to become a nasty ole acid-filled git.
perhaps this is a clueYou are looking too deep Steb and you are somewhat mixed up. Please explain how EU and,UK will somehow be less , or more, morally bankrupt post Brexit ? Western Civilisation will not blink, falter or change. We,ve seen immoral behaviour for centuries,what makes you think EU , or us remaining in EU, could ever change that.
The EU represents just as strongly all the ills you put at the feet of our establishment. Its full of corruption, racism, crime and tax fraud. Leave or stay will never change that.
Infact I suspect it could be a step away from corruption. ( leaving that is)
No Woosh we who voted for remain are being forced to suffer the "Gut" feelings of a faction we utterly disagree with.there is no perfect answer to a complex issue like brexit.
We will have to trust our guts feeling.
NOMaybe Monsieur Ben should have read what the commission actually does? I mean after all you know, don't you? https://europa.eu/european-union/about-eu/institutions-bodies/european-commission_en
All the voting is done in the parliament by the MEPs you elected like toad face er sorry Farage. Now there is an MEP who is earning his keep proposing all those useful measures to better the lives of the UK people he is there to represent. 7,957 euros a month plus 4,299 expenses plus 4,243 travel plus 304 euros for each day of presence at sessions of parliament for food an board.
You are paying his wages, are you getting your moneys worth?
I didn't vote for brexit but I accepted the result, possibly because it does not matter to me as much as it does you and many million others.Let me give you a clue...look in a mirror.
He also said but, not for GB.perhaps this is a clue
"
Winston Churchill, a former army officer, war reporter and British Prime Minister
(1940-45 and 1951-55), was one of the first to call for the creation of a
‘United States of Europe’. Following the Second World War, he was convinced
that only a united Europe could guarantee peace. His aim was to eliminate the
European ills of nationalism and war-mongering once and for all.
He formulated his conclusions drawn from the lessons of history in his famous
‘Speech to the academic youth’ held at the University of Zurich in 1946: “There is
a remedy which ... would in a few years make all Europe ... free and ... happy.
It is to re-create the European family, or as much of it as we can, and to provide it
with a structure under which it can dwell in peace, in safety and in freedom.
We must build a kind of United States of Europe.”
It has, until fools have started to interfere.
And as to your notion we are leaving corruption behind, we are taking the worst perpetrators with us, and even worse giving them absolute power to engage in their social Malevolence.
All on the basis of a Wager.
At this point you will no doubt say, we can always vote them out. in theory yes, but the ability of the political animals and press to d
ivert the public attention and make it do what they want throws that notion out of the window.
Governments that make matters worse for the Country and the Nation seem to be the only ones the public will vote for en masse, as the powers of persuasion overcome good sense.
Brexit being the Prime example.