More like that is how the leftist media is portraying it. In reality there is a lot of similarity between Brexit and the Boston Tea Party.
Brexit wasn't between young and old, but between Ponces and Non-Ponces
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More like that is how the leftist media is portraying it. In reality there is a lot of similarity between Brexit and the Boston Tea Party.
No there isn't, an old movie that you might have seen numerous times hardly forms a firm basis for what really happened. Why are you still at large?
Oh for pete's sake stop it! Isn't it amazing when people who are "bent" to the left have nothing left to say except everyone else is a bigot, racist, xenophobic etc., etc. It's disgusting and juvenile. The scare mongering is incredible.
If you can't have a proper discourse (i.e. debate/conversation) on the subject, then please move on. You might try to discuss WHY it was better for Britain to stay in the EU instead of all the ridiculous name-calling. Otherwise, it just shows how ignorant and intolerant you really are when it comes to discussing anything you may be interested in. Ever heard of the saying "it takes one to know one??" Bigotry and intolerance knows no bounds in case you re wondering and it certainly shows in this thread.
JMHO
Let's review your alleged thought process, shall we?
I've traveled quite a bit overseas, so you're convinced I can't be an Indian, because in your alleged mind, Indians don't travel overseas.
Ergo, you "know" (your word) I'm not an Indian.
Don't even need to comment. Speaks for itself.
How DARE you have an opinion different from Dixie Cup's!
Our soft, easily upset, easily offended students are saying that they are so "distraught" about Brexit that it could impact upon their exams. The poor little things!
And yet, only one third of young people even bothered to vote in the referendum. They shouldn't be complaining about the result if they couldn't even be bothered to vote...
Students say they could fail their exams because they’re ‘grieving’ about Brexit
Nicole Morley for Metro.co.uk
Thursday 30 Jun 2016
Students say they could fail their exams because they’re ‘grieving’ about Brexit
Young protesters gather outside Parliament (Picture: Flynet)
Some students are claiming they’re just so distraught about the EU referendum result that it could impact their exams.
Since the Brexit was announced last week, there has been outrage, protests and emotional social media posts a plenty.
But some students claim the UK’s decision to leave the EU has left them in a ‘depression’, adding that they feel like they’re ‘grieving for the loss of cultural enrichment’ that the European Union provided.
‘I’ve felt so down all day because of this, and just have this constant sick feeling in my stomach. I genuinely feel like I’m grieving.
75% of young voters wanted to remain in the EU (Picture: Barcroft)
‘I feel like I’m grieving for our growing economy. I’m grieving for our loss of cultural enrichment. If we weren’t a part of the EU I’d never have met people from the likes France, Norway, Germany, who have so much to offer to our country. We have so much to gain from these cultures,’ one person posted on The Student Room.
‘Can I class Brexit as a traumatic event when fail my exams next week? Because honestly I’m so distracted now because of it?’ another chipped in.
One person replied: ‘I relate. I somehow survived an exam while still panicking the whole way through.’
Approximately 75% of young people who had their say in the referendum voted to remain in the EU.
These findings made them the most pro-EU age group, though only a third of young people actually voted.
Some students have said the result has left hem feeling depressed (Picture: Rex)
Read more: Students say they could fail their exams because they’re ‘grieving’ about Brexit | Metro News
"If we weren’t a part of the EU I’d never have met people from the likes France, Norway, Germany, who have so much to offer to our country."
Is that the same Norway that it NOT in the EU?
And yet, only one third of young people even bothered to vote in the referendum. They shouldn't be complaining about the result if they couldn't even be bothered to vote...
Students say they could fail their exams because they’re ‘grieving’ about Brexit
Nicole Morley for Metro.co.uk
Thursday 30 Jun 2016
Students say they could fail their exams because they’re ‘grieving’ about Brexit
Young protesters gather outside Parliament (Picture: Flynet)
Some students are claiming they’re just so distraught about the EU referendum result that it could impact their exams.
Since the Brexit was announced last week, there has been outrage, protests and emotional social media posts a plenty.
But some students claim the UK’s decision to leave the EU has left them in a ‘depression’, adding that they feel like they’re ‘grieving for the loss of cultural enrichment’ that the European Union provided.
‘I’ve felt so down all day because of this, and just have this constant sick feeling in my stomach. I genuinely feel like I’m grieving.
75% of young voters wanted to remain in the EU (Picture: Barcroft)
‘I feel like I’m grieving for our growing economy. I’m grieving for our loss of cultural enrichment. If we weren’t a part of the EU I’d never have met people from the likes France, Norway, Germany, who have so much to offer to our country. We have so much to gain from these cultures,’ one person posted on The Student Room.
‘Can I class Brexit as a traumatic event when fail my exams next week? Because honestly I’m so distracted now because of it?’ another chipped in.
One person replied: ‘I relate. I somehow survived an exam while still panicking the whole way through.’
Approximately 75% of young people who had their say in the referendum voted to remain in the EU.
These findings made them the most pro-EU age group, though only a third of young people actually voted.
Some students have said the result has left hem feeling depressed (Picture: Rex)
Read more: Students say they could fail their exams because they’re ‘grieving’ about Brexit | Metro News
"If we weren’t a part of the EU I’d never have met people from the likes France, Norway, Germany, who have so much to offer to our country."
Is that the same Norway that it NOT in the EU?
she had no point, that's the problem. "wahh stop calling out me on my blatant racism" . it's a new breed of racists who don't want to admit they're human garbage.
I love how you get so outraged and then end all your posts with JMHO.
It's obvious you really didn't read the post but that's fine, you've got that history of picking and choosing what you've read and what you haven't.
I have NO problem having a proper discussion about the issue and I've even tried. But lo and behold, I get no response back for said 'proper discourse'. BTW, where have YOU actually added anything to the convo, or been 'proper discourse' with someone? I'm assuming you have been and would love to finally join a 'proper' discussion.
"Bigotry and intolerance knows no bounds in case you re wondering and it certainly shows in this thread."
Yep, agreed... and you're adding to it as much as I am, so stop being so blameless.