[Merged]Brexit stuff

[Chuck]

I think you misunderstand. I voted leave, I'd do the same again tomorrow.

Just stating, what should be obvious, that if the economy faces uncertainty, which surely nobody can deny, then our ratings will be affected.

My point, perhaps badly put, was why are the Remainiacs surprised by this?

[sirja]

Whereas the remoaners painted an entirely objective picture of what things would be like if we stayed in the EU?

The Marmite war is over –Â*now let's fight to cash in on the falling pound

Totally irrelevant. Leave won, so now they own the outcome. It's THEIR words that will be used to judge the future situation. If the everything goes swimmingly well, great, they will be hailed down the ages as heroes, if it does not, then the opposite will be true.

[vetran]

Totally irrelevant. Leave won, so now they own the outcome. It's THEIR words that will be used to judge the future situation. If the everything goes swimmingly well, great, they will be hailed down the ages as heroes, if it does not, then the opposite will be true.

Indeed history is written by the winners. so long losers

[Old Greg]

I think you misunderstand. I voted leave, I'd do the same again tomorrow.

Just stating, what should be obvious, that if the economy faces uncertainty, which surely nobody can deny, then our ratings will be affected.

My point, perhaps badly put, was why are the Remainiacs surprised by this?

I'm surprised because of the surging competitiveness of the UK economy, unshackled from the constraints of a stable strong currency.

[BlasterBates]

Yes, Sapin. Genuinely believes if he keeps saying it, it will happen.

Banks may open a small office in Luxembourg but the big players have indicated that if they move they will go to NY.

So just a few hundred jobs ? or perhaps:

City warning of threat to 70,000 jobs without Brexit trade arrangement

[DodgyAgent]

Totally irrelevant. Leave won, so now they own the outcome. It's THEIR words that will be used to judge the future situation. If the everything goes swimmingly well, great, they will be hailed down the ages as heroes, if it does not, then the opposite will be true.

That reaction is called Sulking

[DodgyAgent]

So just a few hundred jobs ? or perhaps:

City warning of threat to 70,000 jobs without Brexit trade arrangement

"Warning"
"Threat"
"Could"
"Might"
"maybe"
"possibly"
"probably"

otherwise known as scaremongering

[DodgyAgent]

I think you misunderstand. I voted leave, I'd do the same again tomorrow.

Just stating, what should be obvious, that if the economy faces uncertainty, which surely nobody can deny, then our ratings will be affected.

My point, perhaps badly put, was why are the Remainiacs surprised by this?

[Old Greg]

That reaction is called Sulking

You think that's Sulking. Anti-Europe campaigners sulked and bitched for > 40 years, so there's plenty more to come!

[DodgyAgent]

You think that's Sulking. Anti-Europe campaigners sulked and bitched for > 40 years, so there's plenty more to come!

So everyone else does it makes it OK? There is a difference between sulking and challenging and objecting. I may be an agent but at least I understand this.

I have met many a contractor that has not got his own way on say a rate rise and sulked about it. I have also met (even more I admit) contractors that have not got what they wanted but simply forgotten about it and got on with the job.

There a good number of sulking remainers on here refusing to move on. You lost. live with it, that is what most people do.