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FatalAccident 09/07/19 1:04:14 AM #44:	wwinterj25 posted... FatalAccident posted... Brexit is not just about politics though, and you dont need to like or understand politics to understand its impact on your life or how its been mismanaged. Are you one of those people who cry when folk don't vote and act like the none voters are the biggest problem because reasons? Seems like you are. I simply have no real interest in anything like this because we get shafted whatever the case by the government so at this point folk are just debating how hard they want to be shafted by the government. Ah well. It's amusing to see folk get hot and bothered about these things though. Even more so when they are from another country. Mead posted... Expert obv. Lol nobody is crying about anything. You just seem adamant to simplify the entire Brexit. Like I said Brexit is complex, I havent said those who didnt vote were the only problem. They were a big part of the problem, and this happens all the time and not just with a referendum. I live in a 100% safe labour seat in London, almost everyone I know doesnt vote cos Labour always gets in. I moved to Sevenoaks for two years and never voted there cos its a seriously safe Conservative seat so whoever you support generally Conservative will always win. People across the country who wanted to remain applied the same logic and reasoning expecting the general population to wanna retain the status quo, because thats what were used to doing. The only problem with that is they underestimated how fervent the leave movement was and we ended up where we are now. So those who didnt vote are actually part of the problem, its not really arguable. But the fact is there are so many other reasons leave won - both legitimate and illegitimate. Ive never talked to you before but youre showing some real lazy thinking if youre just gonna throw your hands up and say eh idc about politics and the government is just gonna fuck us whatever happens. If you didnt vote and youre taking offence to me saying non-voters are part of the problem then thats on you. But you cant refuse to acknowledge it lol Again, not sure what youre actually taking offence to cause I dont think anybodys having a go at you. Brexit is complex bro I think youre not doing anybody any favours by trying to simplify it and look at it in one dimension like you are. Or maybe youre just cynical about politics, which is understandable, but you cant just throw your hands up in exasperation cause thats another part of the problem. You cant sit here complaining that the government fucks us but then get so frustrated that you dont even take part in the democratic process. Either youre gonna take part and try to make a change or just sit there in frustration and complain? --- walks away <cite>FatalAccident posted [p:927091141] in hey, Briti... [t:77985266]...</cite> <quote>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote>FatalAccident posted...</cite> <quote>Brexit is not just about politics though, and you dont need to like or understand politics to understand its impact on your life or how its been mismanaged.</quote> Are you one of those people who cry when folk don't vote and act like the none voters are the biggest problem because reasons? Seems like you are. I simply have no real interest in anything like this because we get shafted whatever the case by the government so at this point folk are just debating how hard they want to be shafted by the government. Ah well. It's amusing to see folk get hot and bothered about these things though. Even more so when they are from another country. Mead posted...</cite> <quote></quote> Expert obv.</quote> Lol nobody is crying about anything. You just seem adamant to simplify the entire Brexit. Like I said Brexit is complex, I havent said those who didnt vote were the only problem. They were a big part of the problem, and this happens all the time and not just with a referendum. I live in a 100% safe labour seat in London, almost everyone I know doesnt vote cos Labour always gets in. I moved to Sevenoaks for two years and never voted there cos its a seriously safe Conservative seat so whoever you support generally Conservative will always win. People across the country who wanted to remain applied the same logic and reasoning expecting the general population to wanna retain the status quo, because thats what were used to doing. The only problem with that is they underestimated how fervent the leave movement was and we ended up where we are now. So those who didnt vote are actually part of the problem, its not really arguable. But the fact is there are so many other reasons leave won - both legitimate and illegitimate. Ive never talked to you before but youre showing some real lazy thinking if youre just gonna throw your hands up and say eh idc about politics and the government is just gonna fuck us whatever happens. If you didnt vote and youre taking offence to me saying non-voters are part of the problem then thats on you. But you cant refuse to acknowledge it lol Again, not sure what youre actually taking offence to cause I dont think anybodys having a go at you. Brexit is complex bro I think youre not doing anybody any favours by trying to simplify it and look at it in one dimension like you are. Or maybe youre just cynical about politics, which is understandable, but you cant just throw your hands up in exasperation cause thats another part of the problem. You cant sit here complaining that the government fucks us but then get so frustrated that you dont even take part in the democratic process. Either youre gonna take part and try to make a change or just sit there in frustration and complain? --- walks away</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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