Comments by "Triple 9" (@Betta66) on "Brexit Careens Closer as Boris Johnson Gets the Queen of England to Prorogue Parliament" video.

  1.  @xzzyyy4686  When did every British voter make you their spokesperson?
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  2. I guess making a terrible decision does technically take balls
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  3. The people of Great Britain voted for something they should never have been allowed to vote on because they could never be expected to know everything about Brexit and its consequences.
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  4. Alternatively, don't let voters decide on something they could never be expected to know everything about
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  5. Brexit would crash the English economy and you're happy that some people are bothered by that?
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  6.  @toddpoppleton5303  *your culture Clearly, the "invasion" has already taken your grammar.
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  7.  @droach1979  Says the Trump supporter. Go to hell, hypocrite.
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  8.  @midgetporn4878  Scotland overwhelmingly voted against leaving, as did Wales and Northern Ireland. England voted to Leave, so I specified the English economy because if not for England, we wouldn't be having this discussion. Go to hell.
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  9. @leah rose If leaving the E.U. is so necessary, then Boris Johnson didn't need to lie about it. But he did, and you still defend him.
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  10. @leah rose Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland all voted overwhelmingly to remain. Tell it to them.
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  11. @leah rose So your buddy midget porn mocks me for supposedly not knowing the difference between England and the U.K., but instead of addressing my point that Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland all voted on the referendum and voted overwhelmingly to remain, you show me one poll that surveyed "Britons." Imagine if in the 2016 election, Trump won 38 states, but Hillary still won the presidency. Would you still call that "the will of the people"?
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  12. So the Brexit crowd wants to leave because the EU is undemocratic, but proroguing Parliament isn't undemocratic? Boris' party only has a majority of one seat, so even with the more limited amount of time MPs (including those in Boris' own party) have to evaluate Brexit terms, a likely outcome is that they'll have a perfectly valid reason to reject the terms out of spite if nothing else.
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  13.  @melgibsonaftertwobeers6119  A constitutional monarchy with elected officials
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  14.  @nemosays2258  Boris Johnson lied about Brexit, the Leave campaign openly admitted they didn't plan to win referendum and certainly didn't have a plan for what they'd do if they won, and this is your takeaway?
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  15.  @nemosays2258  "What's undemocratic is the democratically elected representatives who lied to get where they are now refusing to do what they were mandated to do. " Nothing in your comment even hints at a manifesto, so how was I supposed to know you were referring to that? Do you normally change the subject without telling anyone so you can make people look stupid?
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  16. ​ @nemosays2258  When most people hear the word "manifesto," they think of the kind someone releases before they commit a mass shooting. You're calling me stupid because I can't run fast enough to catch up to the goalposts you keep moving. Boris Johnson lied about Brexit. He didn't misspeak or say something that the media took out of context. He lied. And his lies devalued the British pound. You're calling me stupid for not buying into your bullshit implication that he's more honest than anyone else in Parliament. The Leave campaign openly admitted that they didn't plan to win the referendum, and they sure as hell didn't have a plan for what they would do after that. But you're calling me stupid for not thinking anyone in the Conservative or Labour parties should be faulted for realizing he (and apologists like you) are full of shit. You're a liar and a moron.
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  17.  @nemosays2258  An apologist is someone who defends something controversial. I'm not defending the E.U. - I'm defending the British economy, and wanting it to do well is not controversial. Or it shouldn't be, but then idiots like you always pop up, don't you? You admit the pro-Brexit side lied, and those lies tanked the British economy (and will continue to do so), but you're still making excuses for it. You're a liar. You're a moron. You're an apologist. Fuck you.
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  18. @UCV3ZGezShP992F7b47DFRQA You're the one who said "I'm talking about the manifesto's these so called parliamentarians were elected on." First of all, you don't use an apostrophe in "manifestos," moron. Secondly, I made the point about you not using the word manifestos because most people use the word in the context of something a mass shooter would release and you called me stupid for not catching on that you weren't talking about anyone releasing a text or a video or anything like that. My counterpoint to your original comment was that Boris Johnson and the Leave campaign blatantly lied and yet you're still defending them. The fact that it doesn't bother you means you forfeit the right to claim the moral high ground. Yes, all politicians lie, but if that's how you avoid holding Boris Johnson and the Leave campaign accountable for said lies, you have no standards. If leaving the E.U. is essential to "getting sovereignty back" to its rightful place (BTW, it's "its rightful place," not "it's rightful place," idiot), then again, Boris Johnson and the Leave campaign should never have needed to lie so blatantly about it. You're a liar, a moron, and an apologist. Go to hell.
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  19.  @nemosays2258  I'm not trying to prove my superior intelligence, but proper spelling and grammar should matter to you if you expect anyone to take your opinion seriously.
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  20. This isn't "the will of the people" so much as it's "the will of the people who voted on something they had no knowledge or understanding of and that the current Prime Minister blatantly lied about."
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  21.  @aitchisondaniel  I agree. Xzzyyy is a really sad case.
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  22.  @aitchisondaniel  The Leave campaign were always dodgy about their plans for leaving the E.U. because they didn't have plans for leaving the E.U. They didn't even expect to win. And you think Leave voters got exactly what they wanted?
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  23.  @aitchisondaniel  Two wrongs don't make a right
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  24.  @p.g.u.d  Then no one should've ever needed to lie about leaving the E.U. if it's that necessary.
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  25.  @lucianraphael9527  If it was already that popular, then BORIS JOHNSON DIDN'T NEED TO LIE ABOUT IT
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  26.  @lucianraphael9527  I was told by other Styx subscribers that all politicians lied. So why are you asking me how he lied? He lied when he said the United Kingdom gives £350 million a week to the European Union, which was one of the Leave campaign's main talking points, mind you. According to the UK Statistics Authority, the figure is £289 million a week and doesn’t include what the European Union gives the United Kingdom in return. "Oh, but he was being perfectly factual," you'll say. "He just didn't mention the money the E.U. gives back, and that sort of statistical manipulation is common in politics and was done by both sides." First of all, of course he didn't mention the money the E.U. gives back because that was counter to his entire reasoning for leaving the E.U.: England gives and gets nothing in return. Leaving out that kind of relevant information is no better than lying. But more importantly, yes, all politicians lie. The difference is you're defending Boris Johnson's lies. If the European Union is so unpopular that Brexit is an inevitability, neither Johnson nor anyone else in the Leave campaign would not need to lie about it.
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  27.  @p.g.u.d  You're a spineless apologist for a liar. Go fuck yourself.
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  28.  @lucianraphael9527  I'm not defending the European Union. If Brits wanted to leave that badly, Boris Johnson never needed to lie about why the country needed to leave.
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  29.  Anti-Federalist 1776  He literally acknowledged that I was right about something. Shut up, moron.
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  30.  Anti-Federalist 1776  That's not what gaslighting means, moron. And never tell me the Democrats are violent when you want me to be hanged. Fuck you.
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  31.  swansea007791  Just tell me to shut the fuck up, wimp. Your mom isn't reading these while she's in therapy.
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  32. What does this have to do with Brexit?
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  33. Lying?
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  34.  @vladimirvendeyes6325  *your stupidity Pro tip: don't call anyone stupid if you can't spell properly
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  35.  @Mrs.Karen_Walker  You're really insecure, aren't you?
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  36.  Phillip Scott  This is a minor point, but Nimrod was a great hunter in the Bible. He's only used as an insult because Bugs Bunny sarcastically called Elmer Fudd "Nimrod" in the same way you'd say "Way to go, Einstein" when someone does something stupid. Anyway, Einstein, expecting Brits to vote on Brexit without having any understanding of what it entails isn't any better. If you think Britain needs to leave the E.U., then it'll require a lot of planning and careful consideration, both of which the Leave campaign did not have. And if leaving the E.U. is so necessary, then Boris Johnson should never have felt the need to lie so blatantly about it. You're a liar and a moron.
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  37.  @maryfranklin5452  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sRS1dwCotw
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  38. ​ @Mrs.Karen_Walker  The value of the pound fell by 12% against the Euro and 5% against the US dollar since the 2016 referendum. Try again.
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  39.  @annother3350  You're still failing to prove how you're correct about anything because you have nothing
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  40.  @TheGodsrighthandman  If it's not about the money, why did Boris Johnson feel the need to lie about how much Britain gives to the E.U.?
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  41.  @sirmikalus9923  I'm not the one making excuses for the guy who prorogued a Parliament full of elected representatives, hypocrite. Here are a few times Boris Johnson lied: 1. He made up a quote, which got him fired from his job at the Times. 2. He lied about having an affair, which got him sacked from his role as the Tory party's vice chair. 3. He lied when he said the United Kingdom gives £350 million a week to the European Union, which was one of the Leave campaign's main talking points, mind you. According to the UK Statistics Authority, the figure is £289 million a week and doesn’t include what the European Union gives the United Kingdom in return. You're a liar and a moron.
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  42.  @nobaloneymahoney7940  He said, without any counterevidence. You have nothing.
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  43.  @RisefromyourGRAVE  I was once accused of lying by leaving three words out of an excerpt from the Constitution. If you leave out relevant information, that's no better than blatantly lying. Just because everyone does it doesn't make it okay.
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  44.  @BQD_Central  Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland voted overwhelmingly to remain in the 2016 referendum we were talking about. Don't call me anti-democratic, you piece of shit hypocrite. Go fuck yourself.
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  45.  Randolph Carter  You're a hypocrite who says the Democrats are violent but still thinks it's totally fine to tell people they need to die brutally. Fuck you.
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  46. @Richard James Kemp https://www.euractiv.com/section/eu-elections-2019/news/wales-dubbed-a-remain-nation-after-eu-vote/
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  47.  @golagiswatchingyou2966  Two wrongs don't make a right. You can delude yourself into thinking you've exposed everything you want; you're still the side that makes excuses for documented serial liars and con men. I know this because the political figures who you let make you their bitch are even guiltier of hateful (spelled with only one L, moron) rhetoric. https://s3media.247sports.com/Uploads/Assets/265/768/8768265.jpg You're a liar and a moron. Fuck you.
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  48.  @robokill387  No, they can't know everything about everything. That's why it's important for voters to know what a vote for or against something entails, and you can't really expect them to make an informed choice if you're lying to them (like Boris Johnson and the Leave campaign did).
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  49.  The Death of Logic  Said the cartoon villain
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  50.  @sarahhaugh7922  It sounds you don't actually give a shit about facts like you pretend to or else you wouldn't resort to blatant lies. Do you want people to think you're correct or do you want people to think you're an irredeemable asshole? I can tell you which one you're succeeding in, and it ain't the first one. I'm not defending the E.U., okay? My argument, which you clearly either won't or can't pay attention to, is that if leaving the E.U. is so necessary, NO ONE SHOULD NEED TO LIE ABOUT WHY BRITAIN NEEDS TO LEAVE! You're a liar and a moron. Fuck you.
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  51.  @conspiracytheory9525  Was it worth devaluing the pound, though?
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  52.  @RisefromyourGRAVE  1. "Technically correct" is not the best kind of correct. "Technically correct" is, in my experience, what you use to describe a statement that leaves out context. 2. To say "words have different meanings and therefore all speeches ever made have been lies" is to commit an extreme logical fallacy. If you want to avoid making an ambiguous statement or speech, don't write something ambiguous. 3. Obama's facilities were for unaccompanied minors, not forcefully separated families.
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  53. The Remain voters are upset that Brexit will have devastating consequences on the British economy. You're an idiot.
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  54.  @theotherstevesteve  If that were the case, Boris Johnson wouldn't need to tell blatant lies about the E.U.
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  55.  @pippip8744  Insulting people without making any actual points is a surefire way to prove you're correct and doesn't at all make you a giant irredeemable asshole who has nothing else to support its side. If leaving the E.U. is so essential, then BORIS JOHNSON SHOULD NEVER HAVE NEEDED TO LIE ABOUT IT!
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  56. @Caffeinated Wizard Tell me more about logical fallacies, apologist.
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  57. @Caffeinated Wizard If you're willing to stretch whatever information will let you pretend the European Union had direct responsibility for them, then yes.
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  58. @Caffeinated Wizard The 2007 financial crisis
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  59. @Caffeinated Wizard Because of banking business models adopted from the United States
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  60.  Randolph Carter  I thought only liberals were violent. Shut up, you hypocritical Tlaib supporter.
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  61.  @HarryFlashmanVC  That's not what cognitive dissonance means, moron.
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  62.  @HarryFlashmanVC  Right, as if proroguing a Parliament of elected representatives (included members of Boris Johnson's own party) is a pro-democratic gesture. Boris "I got fired from my newspaper job for making up a quote" Johnson and the Leave campaign lied. They didn't misspeak or say something that the left took out of context. They lied, blatantly, explicitly, and constantly to get people to vote Leave. If leaving the E.U. is so necessary, they should not need to do that. But they did, and yet you have the gall to claim their opponents are being duplicitous. The referendum results led to the pound being devalued, yet you lie and say it never happened. Boris Johnson is a liar and a hypocrite and you are just as despicable as him and even more so than his opponents. Fuck you.
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