[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

[MrMarkyMark]

I'm rapidly coming to the conclusion that the real threat to this country is not Brexit, but the rank stupidity of the majority of the inhabitants. Delusions of intellectual adequacy seem to be rife, particularly among the innumerate.
A common sense eugenics policy put in place early in the 20th century would have stopped those with an IQ of less than 105 from breeding, instead we had the exact opposite, where the state encouraged the stupid to reproduce and even paid them to do so.
You can see the results on this thread and others.
And that is why the future of the country looks bleak.

Nurse! NURSE!

[sasguru]

It's actually a fact:

https://www.newscientist.com/article...man-intellect/
Were the Victorians cleverer than us? The decline in general intelligence estimated from a meta-analysis of the slowing of simple reaction time

For extra proof read CUK General

[Mordac]

We all know that Article 50 will never be invoked, and there never was any intention to do so.

You'd better hope you're wrong, the English Civil War will seem like a fking picnic gone wrong if Article 50 doesn't happen. You might want to reverse the result, and there are plenty like you. But you are all like butterflies against fighter jets, noble and beautiful, but destined to lose.

[vetran]

AND you have to live in a grey and uninteresting German city.

Might as well live in Luton, similar in many respects.

More Jihadi's in Frankfurt now though?

[NotAllThere]

Be fair. Russia Today knows more about what's happening in most eu governments than they do themselves. And that includes the UK, France and Germany.

Since RT is run by the Kremlin, it's probably true. However, that has no bearing whatsoever on the veracity of what they publish.

...posting links to stories in the newspaper with the highest UK circulation is hardly trolling.

It is if you do it to wind people up - which is what you said. But since I think rather you do it out of a desire to share what to you is fascinating information, you're safe.

[vetran]

That's nothing. Wait until Article 50 is invoked, then hard Brexit

SAS why are you so excited about getting something hard, problems in the bedroom department?

[DimPrawn]

You'd better hope you're wrong, the English Civil War will seem like a fking picnic gone wrong if Article 50 doesn't happen. You might want to reverse the result, and there are plenty like you. But you are all like butterflies against fighter jets, noble and beautiful, but destined to lose.

I want the Brexit (hard as **** version), but Mrs May and her weak raggle taggle band of hand-wringers aren't in the slightest bit interested in any kind of EU separation.

[vetran]

It is if you do it to wind people up - which is what you said. But since I think rather you do it out of a desire to share what to you is fascinating information, you're safe.

Ouch I have been savaged by a fluffy teddy.

[MrMarkyMark]

SAS why are you so excited about getting something hard, problems in the bedroom department?

He has a drawful of blue pills and gels for those "moments" of deflation

[vetran]

He has a drawer full of ineffectual blue pills and gels for those "moments" of deflation

FTFY