So let me just recap...


You didn't vote leave for xenophobic reasons, because you have a jamican girlfrend.  I assume she lives in "your" counrty!


You want to leave the EU to be able to make our own laws in the UK, but you don't know what laws they are.  You want the democratic majority to be able to decide as long as the questions asked to the democracy are questions you approve of?

EDIT:  So no current govenment can make any new laws even if the majority want it?
But i assume you do realise we have a diffent govenment from when the referendum was called, right?


  

But you just said if we don't like democrat desisions why have the right to change our minds and vote the other way.

you seem to only support democracy when it suits you.  

I see you avoided the question.  

So you support the right to a second referendum?

You probably think Jesus was white.  Gen X here if it makes fell better to lable me.  millennials are the ones that get over offended.  

Funny though that you're the one that gets over offended by people that speak a forigen language or might have different coloured skin.

Leave voters fell for the "kick out the immigrants" argument from Nigel farage, the desendent of Huguenot refugee, or Boris Johnson the decendant of Turkish Ottomans.  

While "your" country goes down the shit hole large numbers of people are planning to leave or have already left.  

Your "the brexit argument was won 2 years ago" is also pretty funny, considering how many people googled "what is the EU?" after the vote.  And thats how democracy works, you get a chance to change your mind later if you don't like the shit the politicians are delivering...   and so far 2 years and 4 months later, we have precisely nothing.  not a single agreement.  

My phone battery is at 52% do you reckon it's spoken?  i checked it again it's 42% at the last count.
https://whatukthinks.org/eu/questions/if-there-was-a-referendum-on-britains-membership-of-the-eu-how-would-you-vote-2/

You see, remainers are the current majority, it's just difficult to shove it in peoples faces, seen as the leave voters like to throw the toys out the pram.  What are you scared of? Beetroot? unpronounceable lager? or that they are taking your women and jobs?

It's just sad to see the pound worth 1.12 to the euro, compared to pre vote of 1.30 to 1.44.   It's also sad to see that the 2 world wars fought against nationalism have apparently been forgotten. but It's good to see you celebrating bitcoin though, might be the most stable currency you have for a while, at least when the pound is worth less than the dollar you'll be happy that forgien tourists speaking strange languages, arrive to see Britain on the cheap, a country that was in doing pretty average before joining the EU in 1973.  



 

The Hat-ism in this thread is repugnant.

And yet, here we are in the current year.

No the word you are looking for is "Know"

I rest my case!

Brexit is about sovereignty. You either want to live as part of a vassal state in the EU, or you don't. It's the soviet union all over again, and we know how that ended.

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for over a month you suggest no higher than 6459 ? thats hard  

hope your wrong, boring month otherwise.

so just woke up @the middle of the night for a shitpost as wel



   

(Most of) the Bitcoin Cash supporters are not / were never against 2nd layer scaling. We were against a stupid form of second layer scaling that is incapable of scaling in a timely manner. We were against a form of scaling that inserted a trojan into the very base Bitcoin protocol. We were against a form of scaling that made radical changes to the base protocol. We were against a form of scaling that made it much easier to shoehorn in further controversial changes to the base protocol.

Mostly, the point of Bitcoin Cash was to rescue satoshi's innovation from The Segwit Omnibus Changeset.