Comments by "M R" (@emm_arr) on "Boris Johnson's Brexit plan ‘unworkable'" video.

  1. Good: Major has dared to speak the truth about the ERG.
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  2. That's not irony.
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  3. LocalToast is a mindless troll.
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  4. What he says about the ERG can be fact-checked and it is correct.
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  5. You are hoodwinked - and hoodwinking yourself.
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  6. "People voted just to get out of the EU nightmare." No. That wasn't on the ballot paper.
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  7. "Just finished my masters." Really? You don't sound sharp enough. "Working in HR." I do hope your boss finds out that you're a total anti-Semite, liar and all-round racist.
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  8. "The british people voted too leave the EU ... so get over it you moronic boring repetitive scare mongering remoners" I think we can see who is moronic here - by you getting primary school English wrong.
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  9. Darren Lewey, if you fancy a laugh, James told me he was 1% Jewish and therefore could not be anti-Semitic according to some genetic test he had paid for. Mere days later he told me he had got an update from the company saying he wasn't Jewish at all. An arsewipe of a person. Human dogshit.
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  10. "because it benefits britain" Because it benefits Britain (with a capital B). "I think" Sometimes.
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  11. Alexander Johnson is lying again.
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  12. Another day, and another news article where the vast majority of posts with dodgy capitalisation, missing full stops and basic errors in English are from pro-Brexit people.
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  13. James and his little issues! He's in HR, you know.
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  14. "yes it was" Liar. That wasn't on the ballot paper.
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  15. Doorhanging ... unhinged?
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  16. What a terribly biased person.
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  17. It indicates he's not good at facts. And he's not! But he calls people moronic. You can surely see the problem here?
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  18. josh vaughan  "can you explain what leave meant on the ballet paper" Leave meant "leave". That's all.
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  19. Neither. Johnson knows his plan is guff and does't want to face detailed questions.
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  20. "We had another election about it too." Some people allege that, but it was in reality a general election.
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  21. I don't have a Trump hater. I've never knowingly owned a human. Maybe you could post clearer responses because that makes you look a bit ... unhinged.
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  22. Johnson, despite the act, is clever and knows what he's doing. It's a shame it's all about him. I'm reliably informed he isn't actually racist, so that strongly implies his "colourful" racial comments are to get the vote of people with race issues like your good self.
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  23. "remoaner" Ryan, you're merely a catcalling adult. Be childish by all means.
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  24. It's terrible when you get to hear opinions you dislike. So you come here.
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  25. Different person. You're glued up, aren't you?
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  26. "doesn't have a clue" Funny! You can't even write a sentence.
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  27. "The issue I have with 'remainers' is that they genuinely seem as though want the country to go to sh*t just to prove a point." That's because you've been tricked into thinking that.
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  28. "not sure who I'm being tricked by?" You're not sure if that's a question or not. It's not. Maybe you are tricking yourself.
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  29. Yeah - with cuts of a couple of billion pounds to the parts of government implementing it!
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  30. You can't manage primary school English properly so why would you be able to understand the EU properly?
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  31. "The only solution is a complete Brexit." No. Another solution is no Brexit at all. Obvious, surely?
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  32. "No Brexit is not a possible solution" Of course it is.
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  33. You can suppose any old drivel you like. The vote was flawed. The idea to have it was flawed. Brexit was missold. The fact that more people could not vote (as they live long-term in the EU) than your rather slim majority means that I do care "how democracy is supposed to work". Stop being so fucking simple-minded for once.
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  34. "Well you can not care about democracy" False. "It does not change the fact that the British public voted leave" Nothing can change what's happened. "and we're going to leave" I'm not so sure. "If you don't like it jog on to your precious EU" Why don't you you jog off to some non-EU shithole that's full of thickies? See what I did there? You think like a child and not a clever one.
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  35. "If you don't like it jog on to your precious EU" An alternative response could be this: "Because twats like you made it almost impossible!" Are you really, really thick?
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  36. "Mr r is crying again !!!!!" That's a stupid comment.
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  37. "look at the EU and the remainers about lying" Why? Alexander Johnson is lying again.
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  38. So he's lying. That's what.
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  39. It can - but the whiny and unrealistic people here won't like the effects of leaving the EU. The realistic ones wont much lie it either. Why are you even asking? You should now this by now.
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  40. "aggressive"? Stop being so aggressive. Easy.
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  41. "Funny how we didn't know what we voted for" Some of us still don't. I explained to someone here today that he didn't vote for what he said he had voted for because that wasn't on the ballot paper. Clueless.
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  42. Yeah - if you ask the wrong question, you'll only get duff answers. What's the square root of a dolphin?
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  43. You wasted 5 minutes on a channel and didn't know which one it was? Isn't that really stupid?
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  44. "@M R you're a glue sniffer" No. You're not even good at trolling.
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  45. C4 tried to interview him, yet he didn't accept. It's one way of Johnson's fanciful plan avoiding scrutiny.
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  46. Incoherent.
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  47. "Afraid not. Just an observation backed up by an overwhelming number of online comments and from 'remainers' I hear discussing Brexit." No. That's not evidence-based at all.
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  48. "Generally in life, peoples comments and voiced opinions go some way towards evidence of their thoughts." Of course. Your ability to conclude "an overwhelming number of online comments" from these posts is the weak part of your claim. That's not evidence-based at all.
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  49. "simply an observation" No. You use it as the basis for an assertion, so it is not "simply an observation" at all. That's not evidence-based either.
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  50. I know what "seems" to you, and I am pointing out that it should not "seem" this at all, based on *evidence*. That's because good opinions are based on evidence and not "seems" stuff.
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  51. "not assertions of hard evidence" I.e. your opinion. Funnily enough, when you jettison evidence and use opinions instead, you're merely confirming an opinion. It's how people fool themselves.
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  52. "The evidence is clear from my experiences and observations." No. You are mistaking evidence for your interpretation of evidence. "My point is collating and relaying this evidence through a debate on youtube isn't practical." Your point does not rely on collated evidence at all. If it did, your interpretation of the evidence would be different.
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  53. "As explained" You are repeating yourself now. "so yes the evidence is clear" No. Your evidence is anecdotal - and any academic can tell you the issues with anecdotes, which is why evidence is used instead.
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  54. "The evidence may appear anecdotal to you, because you have not experienced the same observations as me." Jesus wept. You can't even grasp that your own, personal experiences are anecdotal. Seriously. That's a huge failure on your part.
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  55. "So one's" Nope. Reread my posts so you understand.
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  56. I've made myself perfectly clear. Your last post here is guff.
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  57. Stupid comment.
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  58. "However it is strange how they had to chase him in the street rather than arrange a proper interview like other outlets." Johnson knows his plan is guff and does't want to face detailed questions.
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  59. "Channel 4 is fake news CNN is fake news fox is fake news RTE is fake news RT is fake news buzzfeed is fake news young turks is fake news ehhhh did I miss any" Yeah - you missed the news sources you like.
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  60. It would take several years to arrange, meaning "not workable" in the mean time.
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  61. "It's seen as "Cherry picking" by the EU." Only by unrealistic people. These arrangements typically take seven or more years to get in place.
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  62. Really now?
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  63. No. It's just what you really want.
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  64. "There is no reason to have another referendum on leaving" There are a few reasons to do just that.
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  65. I.e. you believe in a choice but not a choice to avoid Brexit. That's addled and inconsistent. You sound like a tabloid reader.
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