Krataiboy

2 minutes ago, Loiner said:

Far too much commonality among Remainers and the Chattering Classes. It's their unjustified disdain for all others that is their biggest bigotry, followed by attempts to censor any voices of dissent and insults to non-believers and Leavers. 

Agreed. Also, they tend to be fixated on the economics of Brexit, which obviously matter but were not the primary driving force behind the Leave vote. This is acknowledged by the former Governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King, in (of all places) today's Sun, where he offers his own solution to the problem of where to go next.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/8752696/brexit-economy-freedom-mervyn-king-opinion/

Of course, because it's in one of the popular tabloid papers (as opposed to unpopular chattering class broadsheets such as the socialist Guardian and Independent) no remainers are likely to have even seen it, let alone read it!

12 minutes ago, geoffbezoz said:

Seems like you supported Brexit given the fact you have a proclivity to guessing, rather than understand economic wisdom.

Now who's guessing?

3 hours ago, geoffbezoz said:

The dinosaur remmnents who are still delusionally thinking the British Empire will return are in their death throes. Next week will see a vote in parliament given 2 choices I suspect.  Leave without any agreement ( already rejected previously) or hold another referendum.   Of course the mainly racist retards who still clamor that the past will return will hope that their MP votes for the former again.   However given that choice no doubt it will go the way of another referendum. After all the sick government of Teresa May kept giving themselves repeated opportunities of another vote so what's good for the goose is good for the Gander.

 

But generally the future is bright for the more sensible , socially conscious UK voter once a second referendum goes ahead, because simply put,  those racists and other loonies that voted to leave the EU pale into insignificance compared to the racists and loonies who voted for Trump and people elsewhere can  look to see exactly where it has got them !  The advantage is that the UK electorate will get another chance, this time being fully informed of the stupidity of leaving the EU, rather than the lies which were peddled back in 2016.

Let me guess: you read the Guardian, believe in the new Green Deal, embrace multiculturalism and diversity, feel guilty about your white privilege, and call everyone who disagrees with your "progressive" ideology racists, bigots, islamophobes, transphobes, homophobes, blah blah blah.

Oh, and of course you voted Remain.

No-deal Brexit fears hopes rise as parliament sinks May's deal

Enough of this fake news!

2 hours ago, Lupatria said:

Why don't these desperate people go to a vet, buy Nembutal, and leave this world in sleep, instead of leaving an ugly Carpaccio in front of a building, and put others at risk to be injured? I have no understanding for people who needs a drumroll when they go.

Have a heart. I didn't think vets here would even consider putting pets to sleep let alone homo sapiens.

The poor guy must have been desperate. Not surprising since the routine treatment for late stage cancer here seems to be to send you home with a bottle of pain killers. 

Huge numbers of people use the same method as this guy to end it all. Yes, it's messy and inconsiderate, but desperate people do desperate things. I feel for the dead man and his family as well those who had to deal with the aftermath. 

Thanks for the tip about Nembutal. But is it really that easy to get hold of - and does it work? Otherwise, I gather, a small charcoal burner - used in a car or other, easily-sealed confined space such as a toilet - is becoming a popular way of making a cheap and painless premature exit.

The most significant issue to emerge from last night's Commons debate was the awesome power wielded the smug, power-drunk Speaker.

From a longer list, John Bercow chose the options MPs will vote on tonight: No Deal; Norway plus; Efta/EEA; Labour's alternative plan; staying in the customs union; a second referendum, and revoking Article 50.

He alone will also decide whether to allow a third and final vote today or tomorrow on the PM's withdrawal deal, already rejected twice by Parliament.

That seems an awful lot of clout in the hands of one man, particularly someone openly accused by some of his peers of favouring the Remain side.