Comments by "M R" (@emm_arr) on "Brexit fears prompt Panasonic to quit UK" video.

  1. Has anyone else noticed that this isn't the fault of the Brexiters choosing to leave the EU? No ... it's the fault of others as always. The blame game never gets old.
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  2. Responsibility doesn't work like that. YOU caused this, and that makes YOU responsible. If you dislike it, then you really should make better decisions in your life.
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  3. "Who cares they want to move elsewhere?" You should - because the company pays tax here. "Good riddance to them." Emotive.
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  4. "How come other countries like China, India, USA are not in the EU, but they are doing well." Silly question. The Third World is turning into the First World. Geddit?
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  5. It's not the end of the world when Brexiters lose their jobs. So that's OK.
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  6. "M R Look mate... It’s pretty clear that you’re very bitter" I'm not bitter. Don't be stupid and don't give me that saddo "accept" routine. I can misrepresent you too, but I choose not to as a basic courtesy. " it’s happening wether you or anyone else likes" I remain unconvinced of that! "so if everyone just shut their cake holes businesses would have more confidence" That really is not how international trade works. It is FAR more complex and if you knew the first thing here, you would know that JIT manufacturing in the UK looks less viable each passing day.
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  7. It doesn't prove that at all. Stop being so emotive.
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  8. That doesn't make sense to say that.
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  9. Another pretendy Brit!
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  10. That's because they're more realistic. Many of them can even start a sentence with a capital letter.
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  11. Apart from the one you voted to leave. Deal? You surely mean agreement?!
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  12. "and these fools in government have not the wit to see it" Maybe you lack the wit. The asset stripping here was done by the UK government and not the EU. Awww - you believed the diversions thrown your way! Suckered!
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  13. "some japenese car manufacturers said they would leave but there still here." So far. Given the nature of JIT manufacturing - you surely know about this - they might find it unprofitable to manufacture here. And, yeah, guys in suits tend to know more than many guys not in suits. Funny that.
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  14. "the real uk people" Sod off. All UK people are "real uk people". Millions of them can even write in real sentences - but you can't.
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  15. "why would you want unelected people tho control your country?" It's a British tradition. That's why. No need for stupid voters when there's been an inbred ruling class for almost 1,000 years.
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  16. That's a silly post, because you should know what remainers think because it is widely reported.
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  17. "blatantly-biased" You certainly are.
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  18. General rule of thumb: comments ending with "simple" are stupid and come from people who don't think very much.
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  19. It is a childish comment - yet he's an adult.
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  20. It's true. Comments ending with "simple" are stupid and come from people who don't think very much.
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  21. Thanks for sharing.
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  22. It's a shame you have so little to contribute.
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  23. More ... tax payments are moving too.
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  24. The most committed Brexiteers on the C4 News site tend to have bad written English. So Brexit must be a great idea?!
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  25. Correct: "no such thing" because alleged free trade is in reality regulated trade.
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  26. it sounds more like you dislike hearing of the negative effects of Brexit. Even the pro-Brexit papers struggle to find your "more interesting angle" happy Brexit news - and much of that is obvious fluff.
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  27. That's a daft idea that would lead to the UK no loner being a safe place to do business.
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  28. Wow. You must be a roads scholar with impressive catcalls like that.
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  29. Dyson says what he wants depending on how much money he thinks he can make. "democracy won now" Democracy is a sodding PROCESS - not a RESULT. "remoaners" And that - believe it or not - is a catcall from an adult.
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  30. "The title of the video implies." You are so lame!
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  31. That's a fckn dead fckn stupid idea cos youd fckn freeze in fckn winter. fckn bunch fckn surely
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  32. Hey, Bogdan, I hope you know that millions of English really aren't like him.
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  33. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-officials-whitehall-department-no-deal-civil-servants-uk-eu-a8519361.html The Department for Exiting the European Union sounds like a basketcase department. Reassuring or what?
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  34. "Remainers will obviously lose their jobs while brexiteers stay happy in theirs, that's the demography." No. People with some expertise here suggest otherwise.
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  35. "The problem is we have remainders in power negotiating to leave the EU what a joke" Turns out what you voted for isn't as easy to get as some thought - well, not a good outcome.
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  36. The pro-Brexit outlets in particular - and most parts of the media - aren't telling the British public enough about ATAD and BEPS. Shame - the people really should know.
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  37. Whataboutism. The pro-Brexit outlets in particular - and most parts of the media - aren't telling the British public enough about ATAD and BEPS.
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  38. "funny how japenese companies are the ones mostly kicking off about this" It's funny that you think that because it means you're a bit underinformed. "don't see usa companies such as Ford acting this way...." You may not.
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  39. I'll tell you whats funny, Lee. The Japanese government has put out really useful information about Brexit in both Japanese and in English. It beats what the British government has given out and is far more realistic. You should check this out instead of inventing stuff about people who don't find your claims very plausible. You'll learn something too.
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  40. "This is not news." Liar. It is news. You just happen to dislike the analysis.
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  41. It's not at all rich. He just lied. It's reasonable to point that out as I pointed out your little games.
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  42. He lied. It's reasonable to point that out as I pointed out your little games.
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  43. "Now you are being childish...he didn't lie" You know he did. This is news - whether you like the analysis or not. He is a liar - and you are a liar too.
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  44. "Stop it!" Stop trolling me if you want it to stop. He lied. It's reasonable to point that out as I pointed out your little games.
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  45. Stop trolling me if you want it to stop. He lied. It's reasonable to point that out as I pointed out your little games.
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  46. Silly comment! Stop trolling me if you want it to stop. He lied. It's reasonable to point that out as I pointed out your little games.
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  47. Another silly comment! Stop trolling me if you want it to stop. He lied. It's reasonable to point that out as I pointed out your little games.
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  48. Yet another silly comment! Stop trolling me if you want it to stop. He lied. It's reasonable to point that out as I pointed out your little games.
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  49. You're not even a very able troll. Persistent but that's about it! He lied. It's reasonable to point that out as I pointed out your little games
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  50. You are persistent but that's about it! He lied. It's reasonable to point that out as I pointed out your little games.
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  51. People have written about this in various places, so you can check it out to see why your other claims might not be the real deal here.
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  52. With written English like that, probably cleaning the bogs in a company that would have been better off in the Single Market. Or unemployed in somewhere where there aren't many jobs. Keep buying the Express: Brexit is all about creaming off the profits and you having no idea what ATAD and BEPS are.
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  53. "Isolated with 168 other countries in the free world...LOL!" That's not funny - it's an inane comment.
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  54. ' 'Gateway to Europe''...for who exactly? ' Many firms based outside the EU who operate within it. It can't be that hard for you to find a few examples - it would just take a little effort.
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  55. +Troll, You are asking questions to avoid the issues in your own claims and questions. ' 'Gateway to Europe''...for who exactly? ' Many firms based outside the EU who operate within it. It can't be that hard for you to find a few examples - it would just take a little effort.
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  56. ' 'Gateway to Europe''...for who exactly? ' Many firms based outside the EU who operate within it. It can't be that hard for you to find a few examples - it would just take a little effort. +Troll, it's that simple. Your little performances here do not change that.
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  57. "Repeating yourself?...LOL!" +Troll, Merely answering a comment you chose to delete. Why do you keep calling me son? Does your own son find you utterly unconvincing too?
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  58. We both you you are the liar, +Troll. Why do you keep calling me son? Does your own son find you utterly unconvincing too?
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  59. "You have exposed yourself as a barefaced liar...Again." You're still lying? Poor you. Why do you keep calling me son? Does your own son find you utterly unconvincing too?
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  60. Why do you keep calling me son? Does your own son find you utterly unconvincing too?
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  61. +Troll, That's three times you've decided to stop what you are doing within 24 hours ... ...you're easy. You just don't have the stamina any more.
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  62. "Not the most original or scintillating of comebacks." It wasn't an original comment on your part. "it looks like you’ve been spamming for hours on here. You must be worn out. Try not to overdo it; you might strain something." I'm not spamming. I'm curious to see if any Brexiters are of above average reasoning ability. The answer is that some are, but they are very few and far between. They don't want to learn. They just want. It's me-want politics.
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  63. "But you don’t really mean the ability to reason, do you?" I do - that's why I said it. "It’s an ad-hominem approach to debate" That's funny after "this left-wing EU-fanatical outfit".
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  64. "Its share of global GDP is collapsing" That's because the Third World is becoming much more affluent. "It is having a devastating effect on innovation, as reflected in the sharp decline in patent applications filed by member states." No. That's BS. You may as well laud the EU for getting people online. The EU is not the reason for either.
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  65. "1) So where is the evidence to support your assertion that very few Brexiteers are of above average reasoning ability?" Here. In the comments. "If you have links to research that backs-up your stereotypical beliefs" If you are unaware of the link between educational attainment and voting choice, you missed this when it made the news last year. "If not, just say so, and accept that when you talk of an ability to reason what you really mean is only having a Remainer viewpoint." You accept that you are wrong. No ... you won't do that! "2) C4N is a renowned left-wing pro-EU news channel." It is alleged to be. "3) The EU is the only geo-political region to have lost GDP share on a massive scale between 1980 and 2017." The EU did not exist in 1980. So you're wrong to claim that. "4) What has getting people online got to do with either the EU or the collapse in Europe’s share of world patent applications?" Nothing. That's why I said that - because there is no causal link. That was VERY clear from my post.
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  66. "So you have no evidence to support your claim about the reasoning ability of Brexiteers." I clearly do - as I said it's here. In the comments. Nice try.
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  67. "4) But the comparison is a false one." I did not offer a comparison. I showed you where your reasoning fell short. It's about a "causal link" and not just any old link you seek to make.
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  68. Am I supposed to take 2) and 3) seriously?
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  69. "1) That's your evidence?! Lol." You got it eventually. People with such poor reasoning and English really are nothing to lol at. "2 and 3) Yes. If you don’t like your nonsense being shot down" You posted the nonsense here - and I told you why it is unconvincing. "4) Yes, you did try to make a comparison." No. I made no comparison there at all. You simply don't understand properly.
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  70. If you insist ... "2) I see. So you obviously don’t watch C4N." I clearly do because I watched this and other videos. "3) Nice try, but the EU did exist in 1980. Simply changing an organisation’s name doesn’t change its legal status." The EU is not simply a name-changed EC or EEC. It has a different legal status based upon the Maastricht Treaty. You did say you wanted that.
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  71. "Yeah, we’re done." A lot of people would sooner naff off than challenge some beliefs they really want to keep. "Jeez, people like you are living proof that indoctrination does indeed" People like you are. There are valid reasons to support Brexit, but you haven't duked up any here. "And you have the bare-faced cheek to try and denigrate the reasoning ability of Leave voters!" No - just most of them.
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  72. "+M R oh no not the whole £0.00 of tax revenue from Panasonic LTD." Probably not!
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  73. Wow. "snowflakes" Catcalling adults have so much worth hearing.
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  74. You really think people Brits who chose to underpay you are going to pay you good wages now?
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  75. "Pathetic scare tactics." That's because its not scare tactics. It's a business decision for business reasons. Your post is a pathetic cake recipe. See what I just did?
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  76. Your post is a pathetic cake recipe. See what I just did?
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  77. "What is Lucinda O'Reilly talking about? Ecotile Flooring Ltd ships to over 60 countries around the world (most outside the EU)" And leaving the EU will affect that. Won't it?
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  78. "Understand free trade." No such thing where there is the rule of law.
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  79. Alleged free trade is in reality regulated trade.
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  80. Far from it. I told you what she was talking about and you tried on a little routine I've heard before.
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  81. I'm not sure it's always the case. He might have been here longer. He might have had better teachers at school. He might just be better at languages. It might be because Romanian is a romance language and English has a lot of words from romance languages.
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  82. That's because negative stuff tends to be newsworthy while no change is not newsworthy. BREAKING NEWS: The president of Uruguay didn't drown today.
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  83. "Project Fear" That's a silly catcall some people resort to when they want to dismiss stuff. "I wish the media took a more balanced approach" You don't: you wish the media reported what you want to hear. BREAKING NEWS: Water is still wet.
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  84. Breaking news: Talented British actor Richard Burton is still dead.
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  85. "Breaking news: internet troll resorts to glibness in lieu of understanding nuance." That's not balanced. You are fully aware of that. That's one way of trying not to learn to maintain your beliefs: they are more precious to you than fact-based reasoning.
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  86. "Breaking news: internet troll" Let's see if you can do breaking views ... negative stuff tends to be newsworthy while no change is not newsworthy. You - surely - agree.
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  87. "Nor is your incredulous sarcasm." That wasn't written as sarcasm and actually was balanced in pointing out what you are doing. "You haven't stated any facts" Why would I need to? It's your reasoning that's flawed. "Project Fear is a documented fact." It's documented and people actually use that term. Whether it is factual depends upon many things, such as the truth or likelihood of what is being stated. It's very hard to ascribe truth or falsehood to any prediction as the future is unknown. The best humans can do is use knowledge and critical thinking. "The fact you haven't refuted that" You mean "rebut". Your posts so far won't persuade me, and I am someone who can be persuaded - if you can duke up good reasoning that's based on good facts. Negative stuff tends to be newsworthy while no change is not newsworthy. You - surely - agree.
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  88. "If it's not sarcasm, what is it?" It's a statement. You are reading stuff into it. "So you admit you haven't stated any facts." Admit? I never claimed otherwise. There really is no need to. Once again, it's your reasoning that's flawed. "Project Fear is a known phenomenon." People saying that certainly is. "Pedancy - means much the same thing." Pedantry? Refute and rebut mean different things - like cat and dog. "I'm just saying that it gets very tedious hearing it from the anti-Brexit lobby when it manifestly doesn't work." Tough. "Despite our disagreements, you seem a fan of reason, so why wouldn't you be in favour of more objective news coverage?" I am in favour of more objective news coverage. Why would you imagine otherwise? It looks like a bit of a pattern this - you imagining stuff about me.
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  89. "Since you accept the need for more objective coverage, I'm out." And that's how you avoid learning. When someone reasons over your precious little views and your spiel isn't good enough, you blame the other person and use it as a lame excuse to sod off. Well done. You have resisted reasoning and some facts yet again ... and your precious little views are safe. That's why I can reason better than you and have a better grasp of facts.
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  90. The payment relates to spending commitments, so we have committed.
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  91. There is a framework and non-payment is actionable. David Cameron committed the UK and both London and Brussels have the paperwork. What you say is "simple" is just simplistic - and wrong. Nobody other than yourself is stopping you learning this.
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  92. By the way, what you call a "deal" is more properly called an "agreement". A deal is a transaction.
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  93. You can live in rural poverty right now - without even effing up the economy.
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  94. "It would seem that many have missed the reasons so many voted to leave" Hardly.
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  95. "Yet still they bang on about the fortunes of big business as if that will influence our opinions" That's an odd opinion to say the least.
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  96. I am not surprised. I've read a bit on how Germany and France are making serious plays for what currently happens in London, the clean money bits, anyway.
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  97. Nobody in the article claimed they did, so that's a fake post - and total nonsense from you.
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  98. Heart is wrong and has probably never even heard of "COMI". Panasonic "are"? There's one company in question.
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  99. You are a pretendy Brit.
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  100. Does copying someone else's phrasing for seven successive posts look like sad trolling?
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  101. "I have yet to hear of a realistic remainer, it's all hysteria from you and pandering to the worst of the weak." And you have yet to master the use of the full stop, so maybe you are not well placed to make good assessments.
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  102. He likes his French whine. His has topnotes of madarse and Manchester spice.
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  103. Now factor in tax lost on profits. Big oversight.
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  104. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-business-45387687 This means more tax lost if Brexit happens! No t so much on salaries - on banking activites!
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  105. "Britain did just fine before the EU was formed" Really? This "just fine" was pretty grim for millions between 1918 and 1992.
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