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3 minutes ago, Jaymo said:

I’m a “Remoaner” 🙂

But from a personal point of view I liken it to this- prefer to have migraine that will go away eventually than have the plague .......

If it had gone the other way, I would have been singing “The lunatics are taking over the asylum” this morning 

I'd say your more of a remainer, there are a few definite remoaners gone AWOL 

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10 hours ago, Mice! said:

Were getting there, there were three people when I went to vote, lady on my right asked for my street, then the number, and she said "Mice!" I didn't even give my name, she told me, she then said, you must be the last from street X as we've had loads, Gentleman in the middle wrote down the number that lady on the left gave him from the polling card I was given. 

Lady on the right simply asks, do you have something with your name please, nothing added to the budget at what so ever, if someone says err no, I have nothing chances are there is something fishy going on.

 

I wasn't asked for any identification, how can they justify a system so porous.

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6 minutes ago, Vince Green said:

The FTSE is up the pound is up, that says it all really. And in Brussels they now know Boris has got a clear mandate and means business.

Nice  

And France is at a standstill with strikes and pension stuff?

19 minutes ago, Vince Green said:

I wasn't asked for any identification, how can they justify a system so porous.

Well oowee says they can't ask for anything,  its against his rite to vote??

Needs looking at.

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Right. I'm up, I'm awake, I've had a big English (not continental...) breakfast and can now properly assess what's what. Half the country voted for leave parties, half for remain parties, so there really is no point in a second referendum and The Lib Dems are nowhere, despite all the bluster. We have a government than can now actually get on and do something and, if it wants to turn a majority into a legacy, will need to address some serious social issues. Oh and Facebook is full of hatred. Have I missed anything out?

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1 minute ago, chrisjpainter said:

Right. I'm up, I'm awake, I've had a big English (not continental...) breakfast and can now properly assess what's what. Half the country voted for leave parties, half for remain parties, so there really is no point in a second referendum and The Lib Dems are nowhere, despite all the bluster. We have a government than can now actually get on and do something and, if it wants to turn a majority into a legacy, will need to address some serious social issues. Oh and Facebook is full of hatred. Have I missed anything out?

i dont facebook or twitter ...and im full of luuuuuuve ......:wub:

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17 minutes ago, chrisjpainter said:

Right. I'm up, I'm awake, I've had a big English (not continental...) breakfast and can now properly assess what's what. Half the country voted for leave parties, half for remain parties, so there really is no point in a second referendum and The Lib Dems are nowhere, despite all the bluster. We have a government than can now actually get on and do something and, if it wants to turn a majority into a legacy, will need to address some serious social issues. Oh and Facebook is full of hatred. Have I missed anything out?

SNP want a second referendum,  Facebook is what it is?

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21 minutes ago, Mice! said:

SNP want a second referendum,  Facebook is what it is?

Yup. What so many don't realise is that social media use is inversely correlational to age and voting numbers. The young are all over social media, but the biggest voting demographic is the older generations. Which is why a lot of people my age got a bit of a surprise when the results came in. If you lived your life in Social Media, and only had friends who thought like you, then you'd have been forgiven for thinking Labour were doing well. 

They've now turned their disappointment into hatred and want to lynch Tory voters. 

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7 minutes ago, chrisjpainter said:

Yup. What so many don't realise is that social media use is inversely correlational to age and voting numbers. The young are all over social media, but the biggest voting demographic is the older generations. Which is why a lot of people my age got a bit of a surprise when the results came in. If you lived your life in Social Media, and only had friends who thought like you, then you'd have been forgiven for thinking Labour were doing well. 

They've now turned their disappointment into hatred and want to lynch Tory voters. 

Well my Facebook is basically squirrels, shooting watching learning, squirrel people,  so I've been seeing very anti Corbyn posts, which I've happily screenshot .

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1 hour ago, Mice! said:

And France is at a standstill with strikes and pension stuff?

Well oowee says they can't ask for anything,  its against his rite to vote??

Needs looking at.

No that's not what I said.  The government can ask for what they like they just need to justify it and it needs to be fair to all. Its not so easy as it sounds. 

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10 minutes ago, derbyduck said:

A great victory for Boris and his team ,but I carn't help looking at the date ! 

Friday 13th unlucky for some but I think most people who shoot are happy with the results :yahoo: lets hope our way of life is safe for the next 5 years…..that will teach Labour not to mess with the PW massive.:sneaky2:

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1 hour ago, chrisjpainter said:

Right. I'm up, I'm awake, I've had a big English (not continental...) breakfast and can now properly assess what's what. Half the country voted for leave parties, half for remain parties, so there really is no point in a second referendum and The Lib Dems are nowhere, despite all the bluster. We have a government than can now actually get on and do something and, if it wants to turn a majority into a legacy, will need to address some serious social issues. Oh and Facebook is full of hatred. Have I missed anything out?

Oh yes, one person called me a lazy racist (lady's parts) just because i voted conservative, and there are many more spouting lots of hate and threats on there today.

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28 minutes ago, Vince Green said:

That's ridiculous

 

Not surprised are you?

Not surprised at all,  she'll run with it forever,  apparently because Boris lost in Scotland she's saying he has no rite to say what she can do.

Unfortunately Scotland is part of the UK I just says do one.

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7 minutes ago, Penelope said:

Hey, all help appreciated, even from the colonies.

He was pretty upset about it.  He is a straight up vagina hat wearing, white mans the devil, block traffic type. But yeah, Trumps fault.  Nothing to do with years of failed liberal experiments driving people to the point of political activism.  

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19 minutes ago, NoBodyImportant said:

He was pretty upset about it.  He is a straight up vagina hat wearing, white mans the devil, block traffic type. But yeah, Trumps fault.  Nothing to do with years of failed liberal experiments driving people to the point of political activism.  

The Labour proposals to nationalise everything they could possible get their hands really didn't help them. Their leader is a man who has publicly spoken in glowing terms about the government in Venezuela....that tends to make people a bit twitchy.  

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1 minute ago, Lord v said:

The Labour proposals to nationalise everything they could possible get their hands really didn't help them.

There was some Labour female (didn't get name) on the radio today claiming that they lost mainly because the offered a mild social democratic manifesto rather than a radical socialist programme which is what their core voters really wanted.

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1 hour ago, old'un said:

Friday 13th unlucky for some but I think most people who shoot are happy with the results :yahoo: lets hope our way of life is safe for the next 5 years…..that will teach Labour not to mess with the PW massive.

That leaves another big question mark dave , bo jos bird might be buzzing in his ear until the screw gets tightened even further with shooting 😕

As a labour voter (not since blair),I voted conservative to help save my country ,and to help my children's future , the thought of Corbyn and his band of lunatics running the country , really frightened the xxxx out of me to be honest , the shooting side of things were small potatoes. 

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