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Showing your age there Bob. There are people on this forum who wont know who she is, never seen her in a pair of wellies![]()
"Rear of the Year" 1981 - so I'm told ......
Showing your age there Bob. There are people on this forum who wont know who she is, never seen her in a pair of wellies![]()
Showing your age there Bob. There are people on this forum who wont know who she is, never seen her in a pair of wellies![]()
I believe that’s far more prevelant in society than we recognise, probably spills over into jealousy at times, even some of the more upbeat threads people start on here are dragged down by negativity rather than saying nothing or recognising we all see things differently.Whether it was The Bus or Osborne's claim of the immediate effect of a Leave vote the lies and overall standard of the two campaigns was disgraceful.
Both sides were obsessed with the negatives.
I believe that’s far more prevelant in society than we recognise, probably spills over into jealousy at times, even some of the more upbeat threads people start on here are dragged down by negativity rather than saying nothing or recognising we all see things differently.
I'm afraid, from my experience, that's particularly true (or at least a 'strong trait') of much of UK society! Even your suggestion, positively meant, also has such connotations/implications. There's no reason for to 'say nothing' if your view is different - as, as you correctly state, all should recognise that we can see things differently. Though while that applies to opinion, it doesn't apply to FACTs - supposedly irrefutable - imo!I believe that’s far more prevelant in society than we recognise, probably spills over into jealousy at times, even some of the more upbeat threads people start on here are dragged down by negativity rather than saying nothing or recognising we all see things differently.
But how many times year after year do people have to keep repeating their negative opinion, we know how they feel, we know it won’t change, so why bother?I'm afraid, from my experience, that's particularly true (or at least a 'strong trait') of much of UK society! Even your suggestion, positively meant, also has such connotations/implications. There's no reason for to 'say nothing' if your view is different - as, as you correctly state, all should recognise that we can see things differently. Though while that applies to opinion, it doesn't apply to FACTs - supposedly irrefutable - imo!
"Rear of the Year" 1981 - so I'm told ......![]()
I used to work for the PR firm that organised that. There is no kind of voting - it's who you can get in the current limelight to turn up for £500 worth of free jeans and the publicity. The year I arranged it, we had Anita Dobson from EastEnders.
Are you not perpetuating that which you decry in your post. Is an opinion 'negative' in your opinion due to it not conforming with your own viewpoint. Why shouldnt people repeat their opinion if they still believe it to be true and conflicting opinions false.But how many times year after year do people have to keep repeating their negative opinion, we know how they feel, we know it won’t change, so why bother?
I’m not saying people aren’t entitled to that opinion, just know when to let others hear it and when to let go.![]()
Scream and scream until we are sick.Why? What will they do if there isn't Brexit?
You know what I mean, those who turn up like a cloud on a sunny day, regardless of subject!Are you not perpetuating that which you decry in your post. Is an opinion 'negative' in your opinion due to it not conforming with your own viewpoint. Why shouldnt people repeat their opinion if they still believe it to be true and conflicting opinions false.
We know how you feel, we know it won't change, so why bother.
Just saying 🤔
Good point. Law breaking is rife within U.K. politics 😳
Maybe it's time to accept that our current version of democracy is a far cry from our much vaunted perception of it!
Not sure why people are defending such a corrupt process anymore 😳😂
Are you sure you didn't make that up.Let's see the French put their money where their mouth is. Oh forgot, they are now a net receiver so will do as they are told.
Very true.. It would appear that those decrying the "death of democracy" are about a hundred years too late!Hearing today's news, it appears law breaking amongst politicians is not just a UK issue.
March through Macclesfield perhaps?
Mind you, even as a Remain voter, I would consider it a bad thing for democracy in this country if we did not now leave.
The Referendum may not have been a good idea and the campaigning on both sides was disgraceful. Probably should have required 60:40 majority to be acted upon.
Nevertheless, the conditions were known to us all, including politicians, beforehand and, therefore, I feel that those same politicians now have a duty to ensure that the result is carried out.
I simply cannot see how we can have a further Referendum when the original result remains outstanding.
Better informed or not the result, either way, is likely to be equally as close as the original so why would it be any more acceptable to the "losing" side?
People will do nothing. We're a Nation that's full of wind and piss. Plenty of angry people will head to the pub and tell all their mates that's its criminal. Then they'll get drunk on cheap beer and stagger home bemoaning the world.
You might get the odd angry reaction, but people will just be grateful it's over. They're more bothered about the new season of Game of bloody Thrones. 😉
Let's see the French put their money where their mouth is. Oh forgot, they are now a net receiver so will do as they are told.
Just goes to prove that the ever popular claim that "Remoaners" are ignoring democracy is a ridiculous notion. It could easily be said the "Leavers" are in favour of a corrupt institution! I'm absolutely sure that if Remain had won, and the Remain camp had been found guilty of breaking electoral law there'd be just as big a commotion. Both sides are as bad as each other..