Comments by "M R" (@emm_arr) on "Conservatives’ civil war over Brexit?" video.

  1. If you call people traitors because they hold different views to yours, then you're too thick to know what "traitor" means or have some other issue.
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  2. "Simply because it reflects the lives of the people who read them." - it's more because it panders to people and doesn't challenge core beliefs. Read Private Eye - you'll be wiser for it.
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  3. That's right: you'll be wiser for reading Private Eye. "there is no "right or wrong" on either side." Tell yourself that if you want. It's certainly easier than knowing more.
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  4. Hislop is left wing? No. I know you have no idea what you could learn from reading PI. You might even change some of those boringly predictable views in your last post. No - don't learn. Leave it to others and be argumentative instead.
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  5. "There is a lot to be learned from private eye that you won't read in the sun or the daily mail. funny that." And that applies to the broadsheets too, chris. It's all there, should you be inclined to know more about the word you live in.
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  6. 'Some come on then, MR...give us your "unboringly" view on the state of the UK in the last fifty years.' No. There is a chance you might learn something. 'Let me guess, it is all "Maggies fault". With "Poopert Murdoch" close behind and Arthur Scargill is a "hero" because Maggie closed all "T 'pits"!!' Guess what you want. You will occasionally be correct that way too. It's so much easier than you putting in any effort.
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  7. "Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz" That's another way you avoid learning and putting in any effort. Al that hard work has really paid off for you. You now spend longer avoiding learning than you do learning. Brilliant - you must be dead proud.
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  8. "very easy to manipulate the uninformed" Does that bother you at all, chris?
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  9. "Avoid learning??" Yes - you avoid learning. You could have learned about Private Eye coverage again in the time you just spent arguing yet again. It's avoidance. "I gave my opinion" Wonderful - but opinions count or more if you know what you're talking about. Hislop a bohemian? That's a stupid claim: utterly moronic. 'Obviously my "predictions" of your views are too close for comfort.' That might be obvious to you, but my views are not what you think they are.
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  10. You deleted your "Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz" post didn't you? Where's it gone?!
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  11. Soubry wants food and water, so you had better stop using them. Really.
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  12. Soubry wants her morning dump. That means having a poo is bad for you.
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  13. Soubry and Abbott both want to wear clothes when they leave the house. You can avoid clothes by wearing a big towel.
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  14. Soubry wants to live in a home. Homes are statistically dangerous places to be. Do you live under a bush?
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  15. Soubry wants combed hair. That's bad for the UK.
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  16. Too funny.
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  17. You sound like a crank.
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  18. So emotive. It's all a bit silly.
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  19. "We the people voted to leave the EU in its entirety" No. That wasn't an option on the ballot paper. And you talk about others being pathetic.
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  20. A divorce is obviously a divorce. Equally obviously, Brexit isn't a divorce.
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  21. That's very simply wrong. Here's the proof: if your claim were true then we would not have the ability to leave the EU. Your talk of treason is stupid.
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  22. The economy soured as soon as the leave result was in. Since then inward capital investment has almost dried up - and that has NOTHING to do with "politicians and people in power trying to stop it beginning by trying to sour the economy".
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  23. 'You say "the economy soured as soon as the leave result was in." which is true' It is true - so your previous claim is untrue. You ask how the economy could be affected? Well - that should be obvious to you. This talk of "punishment" is dumbed-down bullshit: stop it, will you?
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  24. "I am sorry however I don't understand your argument." Whoosh. Then reread what I posted because it's in simple English and I am assuming you're intelligent until you give me reason to think otherwise.
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  25. I've just reread my posts. They are even simpler than I remember. If you can't understand these posts, then I don't see how I can say much to you and have you understand it.
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  26. "What previous claim is untrue?" I told you. "It was affected because people in power want a world order" That's crank stuff. It was affected because of millions of people's perceptions and the new reality of the UK not being so good for business. "The UK people were punished for their vote." Nope. That's bullshit. Crank-think bullshit.
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  27. "Where then does it come from? me?" You know where it comes from, so stop acting dense. "Brexit should have no effect on the UK since nothing has changed" That's moronically wrong. "There are many countries that are not part of Brexit" You're clearly not intelligent at all. Can't you see the stupidity of that claim?
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  28. "He seems like a real man." Rees-Mogg is a total fake with that accent he invented himself. He's not that clever either.
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  29. The real issue is too many people who think as badly as you do.
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  30. It says someone who can't write English sentences thinks other people are biased.
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  31. "w00t grammer police congratulations" Not really. The issue is that your thinking is as bad as your grammar.
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  32. I don't need to state how to state that you think that. It's not necessary. And I never made a "personal attack": don't lie or I'll call your lies out. Enjoy your day too and learn nothing.
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  33. Correct: they are not personal attacks. If they are, then you responded to me with "personal attacks". "go ahead call the lies out" I did. You lied in claiming there was a personal attack - as I said before.
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  34. "a good hard look at the utter mess the EU is in" - Sure. What is now the EU is the best shape that part of the world has been in for centuries. Such a mess. Never had so much peace or prosperity. Terrible.
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  35. No. I'm not joking and your reasoning is silly, emotive and lacks proportion. What is now the EU is the best shape that part of the world has been in for centuries.
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  36. Not going to happen. MPs - more than most - know just how odd the man is.
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  37. People who still want Brexit by and large can't write good English and post factual errors rather often.
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  38. It looks like most voters no longer really want to vote UKIP or leave the EU.
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