villain4eva wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 10:09 pmI'll read what I like mate.Holden Mcgroyne wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 9:03 pmStop reading this thread then, people in the real world are getting on with their livesSunbeam Alpine wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 8:37 pmIt's not quite like that.villain4eva wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2024 11:44 pm I do think we've all got to agree to disagree on this subject. I think we should all move on and respect the democratic decision. There's going to be no rerun of the referendum so let's just all move on.
I admit I voted to remain and would do again and in my mind I have no regrets. The big difference is I don't bellyache about the decision and cry over spilled milk and call people thick or racists who wanted to leave.
I'm a working class Brummie you came from humble beginnings, a lot of people from the working class voted to leave and It's often the middle classes who look down on these and think they know better and need to preach to them how they made such a terrible decision. It's all very patronising and stinks of the class system in this country.
I try to listen to LBC, but you get people Like O'Brien and Abbot who are obsessed with Brexit and won't get over it. They'll tell you how the vote was rigged by big business and off shore billionaires. I've even heard them saying it was China and Russia interfering in the vote also, none of these claims have ever been proven. I just can't understand why It's the remainers who won't stop talking about it and just moving on. The Brexiteers don't have to gloat or say anything, they won the argument end of. The decision has to stand.
We are constantly reminded of the harm it has done and will continue to do.
If you care about the country you want it put right.
As for "they won the argument" I would accept they won the vote. Not the same thing
I moved on the same day as the vote came in.
I never wallow in things or live in the past. This country will move on to greater things if people give it a chance and stop putting it down.
