Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

[Deleted member 1740]

Oh it's bad news, no question. Don't forget though, in both cases the areas chose to leave but it doesn't mean the employees did. They may have done 😱 but that can't be guaranteed.

I grew up in the constituency of Neil Hamilton. That doesn't make me responsible for him getting elected, sadly they only let me vote once each election.

I've very little sympathy for those leave areas and leave voters, who are now reaping the rewards of their vote.

I genuinely fear for those who didn't vote to leave but will end up being fucked over.

 

[Foxholer]

Look on the bright side ... less Japanese cars being built by the English poorly, we can now buy expensive well built ones. 🙄

H'mm. Honda Swindon was definitely a 'quality driven' shop! Complete with many Deming/Juran principles. And actual quality was pretty/very high!

I was a little surprised that workers in the BBC pic weren't wearing Honda caps that were de rigueur when I worked (in IT) there.

 

[SocketRocket]

I've very little sympathy for those leave areas and leave voters, who are now reaping the rewards of their vote.

I genuinely fear for those who didn't vote to leave but will end up being fucked over.

That's just about the worse post I've seen on this whole thread. Anyone liking it are as crass as the poster.

 

[Mudball]

H'mm. Honda Swindon was definitely a 'quality driven' shop! Complete with many Deming/Juran principles. And actual quality was pretty/very high!

I was a little surprised that workers in the BBC pic weren't wearing Honda caps that were de rigueur when I worked (in IT) there.

Was it a ‘Make Honda Great Again’ cap?

 

[harpo_72]

H'mm. Honda Swindon was definitely a 'quality driven' shop! Complete with many Deming/Juran principles. And actual quality was pretty/very high!

I was a little surprised that workers in the BBC pic weren't wearing Honda caps that were de rigueur when I worked (in IT) there.

Yes they are very strong on that stuff, lots of UK companies have benefited from this training and expertise

 

[harpo_72]

That's just about the worse post I've seen on this whole thread. Anyone liking it are as crass as the poster.

It’s an opinion that is not uncommon or crass, it’s just not want you want to hear/read.
It’s just karma, so suck it up, because some of us are at risk and you have told us to stop being petulant little children.

 

[Fade and Die]

I've very little sympathy for those leave areas and leave voters, who are now reaping the rewards of their vote.

I genuinely fear for those who didn't vote to leave but will end up being fucked over.

Such a sad bitter post. 😔

 

[Captainron]

I, like, Stu have little sympathy for those who voted out and are now seeing the effects their decision has for them. Where they were located makes no odds to me.

Crass, sad, bitter? Nope. I’m just very disappointed that so many people are being affected by a blatantly stupid decision.

 

[robinthehood]

Such a sad bitter post. 😔

How many more jobs have to be lost , investments canned , offices relocated ,before you realise it was a bad bad choice .

 

[Slime]

I've very little sympathy for those leave areas and leave voters, who are now reaping the rewards of their vote.
I genuinely fear for those who didn't vote to leave but will end up being fucked over.

Unbelievably bitter, a very sore loser.

It’s an opinion that is not uncommon or crass, it’s just not want you want to hear/read.
It’s just karma, so suck it up, because some of us are at risk and you have told us to stop being petulant little children.

I expected nothing else!

 

[Fade and Die]

How many more jobs have to be lost , investments canned , offices relocated ,before you realise it was a bad bad choice .

Wise up, these companies are just using Brexit as an excuse for unpopular decisions they was always going to make.

 

[Slime]

I, like, Stu have little sympathy for those who voted out and are now seeing the effects their decision has for them. Where they were located makes no odds to me.

Crass, sad, bitter? Nope. I’m just very disappointed that so many people are being affected by a blatantly stupid decision.

You absolutely know that, do you?
Oh, and you do realise you were in the minority, don't you?

 

[Captainron]

You absolutely know that, do you?
Oh, and you do realise you were in the minority, don't you?

I had no idea! I’m flabbergasted. Really?? Let me go back and check the results.....

Yup. You’re right

 

[SocketRocket]

It’s an opinion that is not uncommon or crass, it’s just not want you want to hear/read.
It’s just karma, so suck it up, because some of us are at risk and you have told us to stop being petulant little children.

Your post doesn't disappoint, we expect no different from you and asking you to grow up is peeing in the wind.

 

[SocketRocket]

How many more jobs have to be lost , investments canned , offices relocated ,before you realise it was a bad bad choice .

Reading your post was a bad choice, 20 seconds I will never get back.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Unbelievably bitter, a very sore loser.




I expected nothing else!

Do you think this is all a game and it’s about people being sore losers ?

Do you think it’s just about winning the vote ?!

It’s a complete mess at the moment - the people that are losing are the guys that are losing their jobs because of the mess right now - do you want to go and tell them that they are sore losers ?

I agree with the jist and the thinking - if anyone who voted leaves gets affected by the whole process and leaving the EU negativily then I have zero sympathy - as they say - made their bed so time to lie in it but if someone who does get affected by the process and they voted to stay then they are fully within their rights to blame the people who voted to leave or “winners” as they say

 

[harpo_72]

Your post doesn't disappoint, we expect no different from you and asking you to grow up is peeing in the wind.

The problem is people like yourself, who should only be allowed to make decisions like “do I need the toilet or a haircut” as you have no idea what is happening.
But hey let’s watch it all fall apart and dismiss it with “project fear” ! Then get upset when blow back hits.

 

[Foxholer]

...is peeing in the wind.

Well, for some decisions, it's pretty obvious which direction is 'best'! For others, it's not quite so obvious and there's likely advantages and disadvantages in either direction!

 

[SocketRocket]

Do you think this is all a game and it’s about people being sore losers ?

Do you think it’s just about winning the vote ?!

It’s a complete mess at the moment - the people that are losing are the guys that are losing their jobs because of the mess right now - do you want to go and tell them that they are sore losers ?

I agree with the jist and the thinking - if anyone who voted leaves gets affected by the whole process and leaving the EU negativily then I have zero sympathy - as they say - made their bed so time to lie in it but if someone who does get affected by the process and they voted to stay then they are fully within their rights to blame the people who voted to leave or “winners” as they say

Your halo is slipping. Why aren't you preaching they haven't broken any laws or standing up for their human rights to vote as they please. The 'blame Game' is an ugly trait and below your shining example to us.

 

[SocketRocket]

The problem is people like yourself, who should only be allowed to make decisions like “do I need the toilet or a haircut” as you have no idea what is happening.
But hey let’s watch it all fall apart and dismiss it with “project fear” ! Then get upset when blow back hits.

Never mind Sweet Cheeks, maybe when you are less excited the mist will clear.