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By *inn OP   Man
over a year ago

edinburgh

Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Personally I wouldn't mind either way. If the Scottish people want independence that's fine by me and as I think someone else pointed out, if it means we get to see less of Ian Blackford on our TV screens then that is a bonus

But as far as Westminster and the politicians go, I think they are worried about having an impoverished/poor nation on their doorstep

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By *inn OP   Man
over a year ago

edinburgh


"Personally I wouldn't mind either way. If the Scottish people want independence that's fine by me and as I think someone else pointed out, if it means we get to see less of Ian Blackford on our TV screens then that is a bonus

But as far as Westminster and the politicians go, I think they are worried about having an impoverished/poor nation on their doorstep "

Good answer - thanks

I’ve never known the politicians and Westminster to really care about the status of wealth of other nations - if anything they would see this as a economic or financial opportunity to exploit for profit or gain.

But maybe you are right maybe they really like Scotland and don’t want to see us suffer and become poor - nah I don’t think so.

I think they would be more upset with the concept of the Queen spending most of her time abroad.

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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago

Grantham

Because Tunnocks would inevitably become more expensive!

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich

Probably because no party wants the break up of the union on their cv,the boarder will become an issue too even though it would make economic sense to let scotland go its own way.just for the record im English and if the people of scotland want independence they should have it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Let the Jocks have their independence on one condition. That they keep their wailing screeching cat bags outta ear shot.

i.e. the bagbloodypipes!!

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By *inn OP   Man
over a year ago

edinburgh


"Because Tunnocks would inevitably become more expensive! "

We could have a trade deal and if it’s agreed in advance we could offer every english swinger on fab a free one for Hogmanay!

Thanks fo the idea

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By *inn OP   Man
over a year ago

edinburgh


"Probably because no party wants the break up of the union on their cv,the boarder will become an issue too even though it would make economic sense to let scotland go its own way.just for the record im English and if the people of scotland want independence they should have it."

True it would be on their watch, which I think will be Conservative party as Labour has very little chance of getting in without the Scottish vote.

A good point.

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By *inn OP   Man
over a year ago

edinburgh


"Let the Jocks have their independence on one condition. That they keep their wailing screeching cat bags outta ear shot.

i.e. the bagbloodypipes!!"

We could agree an exclusion zone on the border- say no closer than 15 miles from the border

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By *ebjonnsonMan
over a year ago

Maldon

Probably because 650 MP’s could be cut by half.

We don’t need that many now to run the UK on top of the three regional houses. Too many politicians!

What do politicians do when they’ve too much time? Spend other people’s money and interfere in their lives and Liberty.

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By *ungblackbullMan
over a year ago

scotland


"Let the Jocks have their independence on one condition. That they keep their wailing screeching cat bags outta ear shot.

i.e. the bagbloodypipes!!"

How offensive. Brexiter no doubt.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. "

Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

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By *ljamMan
over a year ago

Edinburgh


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

"

So much willingness to post, so little sense or knowledge.

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

"

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses. "

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

"

“her country” haha

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

“her country” haha

"

Is she not from there?

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

"

Yeah because that has happened how many times in the past exactly???????

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

“her country” haha

Is she not from there?"

I don't know; is that the criteria for being Scottish?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"the great thing about Glasgow is that if there's a nuclear attack it will look exactly the same afterwards" - Billy Connolly

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

Yeah because that has happened how many times in the past exactly???????"

Twice?

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

“her country” haha

Is she not from there?

I don't know; is that the criteria for being Scottish?"

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

“her country” haha

Is she not from there?

I don't know; is that the criteria for being Scottish?

"

You also don't know if she isn't "from there", or if she is Scottish?

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

“her country” haha

Is she not from there?

I don't know; is that the criteria for being Scottish?

You also don't know if she isn't "from there", or if she is Scottish?

"

You have lost me

I'm assuming she is Scottish..which mean logically mean she is from there.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

“her country” haha

Is she not from there?

I don't know; is that the criteria for being Scottish?

You also don't know if she isn't "from there", or if she is Scottish?

You have lost me

I'm assuming she is Scottish..which mean logically mean she is from there."

Good, glad we got that confirmed.

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By *lan157Man
over a year ago

a village near Haywards Heath in East Sussex

I remember a time when those clamouring for independence were talking about " their" oil as being the source of funds. Seems that extracting it,using it and heating up the atmosphere maybe an unpopular rally cry now. I will have to update myself with how they propose to be self sufficient with money.

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By *inn OP   Man
over a year ago

edinburgh


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

"

Fair enough you can have your submarine base back

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By *inn OP   Man
over a year ago

edinburgh


"I remember a time when those clamouring for independence were talking about " their" oil as being the source of funds. Seems that extracting it,using it and heating up the atmosphere maybe an unpopular rally cry now. I will have to update myself with how they propose to be self sufficient with money. "

We are going to sell the submarines

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby

If you want to go have a vote and go whatever’s best for you guys I’m not really arsed either way lol

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

Yeah because that has happened how many times in the past exactly???????

Twice?"

What japan had bombs dropped on them because Hiroshima and Nagasaki had nuclear bases ? trying to re write history now lionel.

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By *ykmwyldTV/TS
over a year ago

Belpre

Since I have ancestry in Scotland, Ireland, and England, as well as my Native American ancestry, I feel Scotland has a right to their independence if they so desire. The Scotish people are just as smart and have just as much ingenuity as England, Ireland, or anywhere else for that matter. Like it or not, your all connected to one another in uncountable ways, upto and including on a genetic level for millenniums. It's far more than likely that most of the English people have direct ancestry links to Scotland, so they are your relatives, though distant, relatives non the less. So, with that being said, you should wish them the best regardless.

As far as their independent economic stability, there would be a period of adjustment, just like any country would have trying to find a profitable

balance. Just from the what I've read in this forum alone, the Scotish people could lease the submarine base back to England for a very sizable amount of money, and they could lease any oil fields or gas fields to England as well, not to mention the uncountable other opportunities that would be available to them to maintain economical stability. I have no doubt they could do it with the right leadership, but that's their choice.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

Yeah because that has happened how many times in the past exactly???????

Twice?What japan had bombs dropped on them because Hiroshima and Nagasaki had nuclear bases ? trying to re write history now lionel. "

I'm not sure saying because something has never happened in the past, it wont happen in the the future,is the most purseadive of arguments?

Having a nuclear base would surely have you down as a military target.

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By *ittleAcornMan
over a year ago

visiting the beach


"Since I have ancestry in Scotland, Ireland, and England, as well as my Native American ancestry, I feel Scotland has a right to their independence if they so desire. The Scotish people are just as smart and have just as much ingenuity as England, Ireland, or anywhere else for that matter. Like it or not, your all connected to one another in uncountable ways, upto and including on a genetic level for millenniums. It's far more than likely that most of the English people have direct ancestry links to Scotland, so they are your relatives, though distant, relatives non the less. So, with that being said, you should wish them the best regardless.

As far as their independent economic stability, there would be a period of adjustment, just like any country would have trying to find a profitable

balance. Just from the what I've read in this forum alone, the Scotish people could lease the submarine base back to England for a very sizable amount of money, and they could lease any oil fields or gas fields to England as well, not to mention the uncountable other opportunities that would be available to them to maintain economical stability. I have no doubt they could do it with the right leadership, but that's their choice.

"

Though I agree 100% with the rights of the Scots to do so, I would rather they didn't. It flies in the face of the history of Europe.

Basically Europe has become more and more stable over the centuries, through the process of smaller countries joining together to form larger entities.

You could argue the EU is the natural evolution of that.

Even England was formed from smaller kingdoms. Italy, Germany, France etc. etc.

If the UK had stayed in the EU this would probably not be happening. I think it's sad and probably to the detriment of both countries.

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

Yeah because that has happened how many times in the past exactly???????

Twice?What japan had bombs dropped on them because Hiroshima and Nagasaki had nuclear bases ? trying to re write history now lionel.

I'm not sure saying because something has never happened in the past, it wont happen in the the future,is the most purseadive of arguments?

Having a nuclear base would surely have you down as a military target."

Thats true it could happen in the future but im sure not having nuclear weapons would make you more likely to get nucked than not.I know you wont agree because you will take corbyns stance on it,lets get back on topic.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

There was a small town called Dunoon. Back in the Cold War days it was classed as a high spot (world wide target number 5) to be bombed. Funny it never happened.

War’s are not won on bombing anymore. So it’s more that fair to say it’s far , to say there will be any kind of targeted plot on a nuclear base.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The amount of unemployment in the area if the sub bases were to move would be catastrophic, it would be akin to the mine closures in the north bk in the day. In my opinion I dont think an English gov would lease it from Scotland they would jus close them down and move the jobs to England.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"There was a small town called Dunoon. Back in the Cold War days it was classed as a high spot (world wide target number 5) to be bombed. Funny it never happened.

War’s are not won on bombing anymore. So it’s more that fair to say it’s far , to say there will be any kind of targeted plot on a nuclear base. "

No bombs were dropped anywhere in the west during the cold war.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"There was a small town called Dunoon. Back in the Cold War days it was classed as a high spot (world wide target number 5) to be bombed. Funny it never happened.

War’s are not won on bombing anymore. So it’s more that fair to say it’s far , to say there will be any kind of targeted plot on a nuclear base.

No bombs were dropped anywhere in the west during the cold war."

Thanks for giving yourself the answer you were looking for...

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"There was a small town called Dunoon. Back in the Cold War days it was classed as a high spot (world wide target number 5) to be bombed. Funny it never happened.

War’s are not won on bombing anymore. So it’s more that fair to say it’s far , to say there will be any kind of targeted plot on a nuclear base.

No bombs were dropped anywhere in the west during the cold war.

Thanks for giving yourself the answer you were looking for... "

I've never broken my arm

Ergo I'll never break my arm.

Its an utterly ridiculous assumption.

We live in a very unpredictable world.

The fact is that we have been on the knife edge several times in the past,often only by good fortune has armageddon been averted.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The amount of unemployment in the area if the sub bases were to move would be catastrophic, it would be akin to the mine closures in the north bk in the day. In my opinion I dont think an English gov would lease it from Scotland they would jus close them down and move the jobs to England."

Forgot about the fall out from that. It’s a drop in the ocean when you look at how many public service jobs are in Scotland. No way will England keep them jobs in Scotland. 52% of jobs in Scotland are public service jobs.

Mass unemployment in the 20+%

Now add that oil is costing more to drill in the North Sea than it is selling for. Also remember they are keeping the £. So 0 control of it’s only value. So any companies that are still open will move. Remember RBS have now moved the head office to London now.

It sounds a fantastic

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"There was a small town called Dunoon. Back in the Cold War days it was classed as a high spot (world wide target number 5) to be bombed. Funny it never happened.

War’s are not won on bombing anymore. So it’s more that fair to say it’s far , to say there will be any kind of targeted plot on a nuclear base.

No bombs were dropped anywhere in the west during the cold war.

Thanks for giving yourself the answer you were looking for...

I've never broken my arm

Ergo I'll never break my arm.

Its an utterly ridiculous assumption.

We live in a very unpredictable world.

The fact is that we have been on the knife edge several times in the past,often only by good fortune has armageddon been averted."

Not half as ridiculous are your post. But hey ho. Im surprised you have not packed your bags and moved to Scotland.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"The amount of unemployment in the area if the sub bases were to move would be catastrophic, it would be akin to the mine closures in the north bk in the day. In my opinion I dont think an English gov would lease it from Scotland they would jus close them down and move the jobs to England.

Forgot about the fall out from that. It’s a drop in the ocean when you look at how many public service jobs are in Scotland. No way will England keep them jobs in Scotland. 52% of jobs in Scotland are public service jobs.

Mass unemployment in the 20+%

Now add that oil is costing more to drill in the North Sea than it is selling for. Also remember they are keeping the £. So 0 control of it’s only value. So any companies that are still open will move. Remember RBS have now moved the head office to London now.

It sounds a fantastic "

21% actually.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The amount of unemployment in the area if the sub bases were to move would be catastrophic, it would be akin to the mine closures in the north bk in the day. In my opinion I dont think an English gov would lease it from Scotland they would jus close them down and move the jobs to England.

Forgot about the fall out from that. It’s a drop in the ocean when you look at how many public service jobs are in Scotland. No way will England keep them jobs in Scotland. 52% of jobs in Scotland are public service jobs.

Mass unemployment in the 20+%

Now add that oil is costing more to drill in the North Sea than it is selling for. Also remember they are keeping the £. So 0 control of it’s only value. So any companies that are still open will move. Remember RBS have now moved the head office to London now.

It sounds a fantastic

21% actually. "

No it’s not. It’s been over 50% for the past 20 years. But you’re an expert in everything. I wouldn’t say an expert anything. Apart from being on fab and talking shit. 100% of the time.

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"The amount of unemployment in the area if the sub bases were to move would be catastrophic, it would be akin to the mine closures in the north bk in the day. In my opinion I dont think an English gov would lease it from Scotland they would jus close them down and move the jobs to England.

Forgot about the fall out from that. It’s a drop in the ocean when you look at how many public service jobs are in Scotland. No way will England keep them jobs in Scotland. 52% of jobs in Scotland are public service jobs.

Mass unemployment in the 20+%

Now add that oil is costing more to drill in the North Sea than it is selling for. Also remember they are keeping the £. So 0 control of it’s only value. So any companies that are still open will move. Remember RBS have now moved the head office to London now.

It sounds a fantastic "

Oil will be as popular as stuffing kids up chimneys in the near future with the green revolution and greta so think that ship has sailed.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"The amount of unemployment in the area if the sub bases were to move would be catastrophic, it would be akin to the mine closures in the north bk in the day. In my opinion I dont think an English gov would lease it from Scotland they would jus close them down and move the jobs to England.

Forgot about the fall out from that. It’s a drop in the ocean when you look at how many public service jobs are in Scotland. No way will England keep them jobs in Scotland. 52% of jobs in Scotland are public service jobs.

Mass unemployment in the 20+%

Now add that oil is costing more to drill in the North Sea than it is selling for. Also remember they are keeping the £. So 0 control of it’s only value. So any companies that are still open will move. Remember RBS have now moved the head office to London now.

It sounds a fantastic

21% actually.

No it’s not. It’s been over 50% for the past 20 years. But you’re an expert in everything. I wouldn’t say an expert anything. Apart from being on fab and talking shit. 100% of the time. "

Tut tut

You lot just cant help with your personal insults can you?

I'm almost offended

According to the gov.scotland website its 21%

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Oil will still be on the white paper like the last time. If I remember $125 PB selling 3x more than output than 2014 Levels

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The amount of unemployment in the area if the sub bases were to move would be catastrophic, it would be akin to the mine closures in the north bk in the day. In my opinion I dont think an English gov would lease it from Scotland they would jus close them down and move the jobs to England.

Forgot about the fall out from that. It’s a drop in the ocean when you look at how many public service jobs are in Scotland. No way will England keep them jobs in Scotland. 52% of jobs in Scotland are public service jobs.

Mass unemployment in the 20+%

Now add that oil is costing more to drill in the North Sea than it is selling for. Also remember they are keeping the £. So 0 control of it’s only value. So any companies that are still open will move. Remember RBS have now moved the head office to London now.

It sounds a fantastic

21% actually.

No it’s not. It’s been over 50% for the past 20 years. But you’re an expert in everything. I wouldn’t say an expert anything. Apart from being on fab and talking shit. 100% of the time.

Tut tut

You lot just cant help with your personal insults can you?

I'm almost offended

According to the gov.scotland website its 21%"

That’s not an insult. It’s a fact you think you’re an expert in everything.

Copy and paste off the internet... Amazing

52% as stated by everything.

I wished fab could sort out when you block someone that blocks there posts as well.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"The amount of unemployment in the area if the sub bases were to move would be catastrophic, it would be akin to the mine closures in the north bk in the day. In my opinion I dont think an English gov would lease it from Scotland they would jus close them down and move the jobs to England.

Forgot about the fall out from that. It’s a drop in the ocean when you look at how many public service jobs are in Scotland. No way will England keep them jobs in Scotland. 52% of jobs in Scotland are public service jobs.

Mass unemployment in the 20+%

Now add that oil is costing more to drill in the North Sea than it is selling for. Also remember they are keeping the £. So 0 control of it’s only value. So any companies that are still open will move. Remember RBS have now moved the head office to London now.

It sounds a fantastic

21% actually.

No it’s not. It’s been over 50% for the past 20 years. But you’re an expert in everything. I wouldn’t say an expert anything. Apart from being on fab and talking shit. 100% of the time.

Tut tut

You lot just cant help with your personal insults can you?

I'm almost offended

According to the gov.scotland website its 21%

That’s not an insult. It’s a fact you think you’re an expert in everything.

Copy and paste off the internet... Amazing

52% as stated by everything.

I wished fab could sort out when you block someone that blocks there posts as well. "

Dont reply to me then

I'm sure I'll survive somehow

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By *adetMan
over a year ago

South of Ipswich

I think Silverhorn summed it up pretty well

I just hope you guys dont cut your nose off to spite your face. In all honesty it's just not really something most English people care much about. If you want to leave you should, if you dont then dont

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over a year ago


"The amount of unemployment in the area if the sub bases were to move would be catastrophic, it would be akin to the mine closures in the north bk in the day. In my opinion I dont think an English gov would lease it from Scotland they would jus close them down and move the jobs to England.

Forgot about the fall out from that. It’s a drop in the ocean when you look at how many public service jobs are in Scotland. No way will England keep them jobs in Scotland. 52% of jobs in Scotland are public service jobs.

Mass unemployment in the 20+%

Now add that oil is costing more to drill in the North Sea than it is selling for. Also remember they are keeping the £. So 0 control of it’s only value. So any companies that are still open will move. Remember RBS have now moved the head office to London now.

It sounds a fantastic

21% actually.

No it’s not. It’s been over 50% for the past 20 years. But you’re an expert in everything. I wouldn’t say an expert anything. Apart from being on fab and talking shit. 100% of the time. "

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By *ljamMan
over a year ago

Edinburgh


"The amount of unemployment in the area if the sub bases were to move would be catastrophic, it would be akin to the mine closures in the north bk in the day. In my opinion I dont think an English gov would lease it from Scotland they would jus close them down and move the jobs to England.

Forgot about the fall out from that. It’s a drop in the ocean when you look at how many public service jobs are in Scotland. No way will England keep them jobs in Scotland. 52% of jobs in Scotland are public service jobs.

Mass unemployment in the 20+%

Now add that oil is costing more to drill in the North Sea than it is selling for. Also remember they are keeping the £. So 0 control of it’s only value. So any companies that are still open will move. Remember RBS have now moved the head office to London now.

It sounds a fantastic

21% actually.

No it’s not. It’s been over 50% for the past 20 years. But you’re an expert in everything. I wouldn’t say an expert anything. Apart from being on fab and talking shit. 100% of the time.

Tut tut

You lot just cant help with your personal insults can you?

I'm almost offended

According to the gov.scotland website its 21%

That’s not an insult. It’s a fact you think you’re an expert in everything.

Copy and paste off the internet... Amazing

52% as stated by everything.

I wished fab could sort out when you block someone that blocks there posts as well. "

Did you actually have a source for this unlikely 52% or was that just total bullshit?

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By *uliaChrisCouple
over a year ago

westerham


"I think Silverhorn summed it up pretty well

I just hope you guys dont cut your nose off to spite your face. In all honesty it's just not really something most English people care much about. If you want to leave you should, if you dont then dont"

This is all very similar to my successful thread a couple of days ago lol.

There’s more than few English people who are bored or disinterested in the whole thing and wish Scotland would get on with it if they’re going to do it one day anyway.

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By *adetMan
over a year ago

South of Ipswich


"I think Silverhorn summed it up pretty well

I just hope you guys dont cut your nose off to spite your face. In all honesty it's just not really something most English people care much about. If you want to leave you should, if you dont then dont

This is all very similar to my successful thread a couple of days ago lol.

There’s more than few English people who are bored or disinterested in the whole thing and wish Scotland would get on with it if they’re going to do it one day anyway. "

I would think it a shame to break the union but in all honesty we'd probably just wake up the next morning and carry on with our lives

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

It will have to move as wee nicola doesn't want nukes in Scotland more job losses.

Probally not keen on seeing her country obliterated tbf

"

This a small island if England got nucked Scotland would not escape it anyway silly

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By *uboCouple
over a year ago

East kilbride

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS
over a year ago

Stockport

Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU."

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

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By *uboCouple
over a year ago

East kilbride


" Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

"

Your submarine base ? is that the same one that no one wants in england.

You also think that "you" paid for and developed the oil ?

You really are clueless.

A boris lover and brexiteer just about sums you up

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude."

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


" Our submarine base is in Scotland,there is still oil there to which we paid for and developed.

Whatever they have is mostly paid for by us so why should we give it to them?

Your submarine base ? is that the same one that no one wants in england.

You also think that "you" paid for and developed the oil ?

You really are clueless.

A boris lover and brexiteer just about sums you up"

Bj and boris fan club are on here!

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please."

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

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By *adetMan
over a year ago

South of Ipswich


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage."

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU."

that abouts sums it up perfectly

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage."

I don’t want a dictionary definition it was yours I was interested in.

Is it as an insult? Just so I’m clear what you are calling people...

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you "

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage."

but it’s not howay Lionel I’d like to know aswell lol

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

I don’t want a dictionary definition it was yours I was interested in.

Is it as an insult? Just so I’m clear what you are calling people..."

Depends which way you look at it?

Some people may be proud of the moniker

Someone who basically thinks the world revolves around us.

On the post about Scotland the other day,one of the 1st replies was to give us back all the money you owe us.

Ignoring completely the money we have took from Scotland. To me..that is a clsssic litle englander attitude

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?"

I’m not saying anything I asked you a question

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I’m not saying anything I asked you a question "

That wasn't directed at you.

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

I don’t want a dictionary definition it was yours I was interested in.

Is it as an insult? Just so I’m clear what you are calling people...

Depends which way you look at it?

Some people may be proud of the moniker

Someone who basically thinks the world revolves around us.

On the post about Scotland the other day,one of the 1st replies was to give us back all the money you owe us.

Ignoring completely the money we have took from Scotland. To me..that is a clsssic litle englander attitude "

wtf is a moniker lol

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

I don’t want a dictionary definition it was yours I was interested in.

Is it as an insult? Just so I’m clear what you are calling people...

Depends which way you look at it?

Some people may be proud of the moniker

Someone who basically thinks the world revolves around us.

On the post about Scotland the other day,one of the 1st replies was to give us back all the money you owe us.

Ignoring completely the money we have took from Scotland. To me..that is a clsssic litle englander attitude wtf is a moniker lol"

A nickname

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By *adetMan
over a year ago

South of Ipswich


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?"

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

I don’t want a dictionary definition it was yours I was interested in.

Is it as an insult? Just so I’m clear what you are calling people...

Depends which way you look at it?

Some people may be proud of the moniker

Someone who basically thinks the world revolves around us.

On the post about Scotland the other day,one of the 1st replies was to give us back all the money you owe us.

Ignoring completely the money we have took from Scotland. To me..that is a clsssic litle englander attitude "

You have given attitudes they display, what is a little englander..??

Someone who thinks the world resolves round us.

Do you mean an English person??

And how do you know the nationality of someone making their point on here to label them as such

Your definition is eagerly awaited

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

I don’t want a dictionary definition it was yours I was interested in.

Is it as an insult? Just so I’m clear what you are calling people...

Depends which way you look at it?

Some people may be proud of the moniker

Someone who basically thinks the world revolves around us.

On the post about Scotland the other day,one of the 1st replies was to give us back all the money you owe us.

Ignoring completely the money we have took from Scotland. To me..that is a clsssic litle englander attitude wtf is a moniker lol

A nickname "

for what tho ?

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around "

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

I don’t want a dictionary definition it was yours I was interested in.

Is it as an insult? Just so I’m clear what you are calling people...

Depends which way you look at it?

Some people may be proud of the moniker

Someone who basically thinks the world revolves around us.

On the post about Scotland the other day,one of the 1st replies was to give us back all the money you owe us.

Ignoring completely the money we have took from Scotland. To me..that is a clsssic litle englander attitude

You have given attitudes they display, what is a little englander..??

Someone who thinks the world resolves round us.

Do you mean an English person??

And how do you know the nationality of someone making their point on here to label them as such

Your definition is eagerly awaited"

I'm from england and I certainly dont think the world revolves around us.

Are you denying the term exists or just my interpretation?

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

I don’t want a dictionary definition it was yours I was interested in.

Is it as an insult? Just so I’m clear what you are calling people...

Depends which way you look at it?

Some people may be proud of the moniker

Someone who basically thinks the world revolves around us.

On the post about Scotland the other day,one of the 1st replies was to give us back all the money you owe us.

Ignoring completely the money we have took from Scotland. To me..that is a clsssic litle englander attitude wtf is a moniker lol

A nickname for what tho ?"

A little englander

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By *adetMan
over a year ago

South of Ipswich


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh."

Yes but you always resort to asking a question instead addressing the point

Anyway, I think you get my point. Enough said

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh."

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here


"Though I agree 100% with the rights of the Scots to do so, I would rather they didn't. It flies in the face of the history of Europe.

Basically Europe has become more and more stable over the centuries, through the process of smaller countries joining together to form larger entities.

You could argue the EU is the natural evolution of that.

Even England was formed from smaller kingdoms. Italy, Germany, France etc. etc. If the UK had stayed in the EU this would probably not be happening. I think it's sad and probably to the detriment of both countries."

The SNP is built on the foundation of Scotland becoming independent from the UK. I doubt very much this primary goal would be rested had the UK remained in the EU.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question"

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Though I agree 100% with the rights of the Scots to do so, I would rather they didn't. It flies in the face of the history of Europe.

Basically Europe has become more and more stable over the centuries, through the process of smaller countries joining together to form larger entities.

You could argue the EU is the natural evolution of that.

Even England was formed from smaller kingdoms. Italy, Germany, France etc. etc. If the UK had stayed in the EU this would probably not be happening. I think it's sad and probably to the detriment of both countries.

The SNP is built on the foundation of Scotland becoming independent from the UK. I doubt very much this primary goal would be rested had the UK remained in the EU."

You dont think Brexit has given the snp impetus?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh."

So you have given examples of people you think are and aren’t little englanders

So tell me what makes one a little englander and not the other

Your own definition in words please..

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

So you have given examples of people you think are and aren’t little englanders

So tell me what makes one a little englander and not the other

Your own definition in words please.."

See above

Are you going to answer my question?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war."

You keeping using the term us, us who is us and we who are we..??

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Though I agree 100% with the rights of the Scots to do so, I would rather they didn't. It flies in the face of the history of Europe.

Basically Europe has become more and more stable over the centuries, through the process of smaller countries joining together to form larger entities.

You could argue the EU is the natural evolution of that.

Even England was formed from smaller kingdoms. Italy, Germany, France etc. etc. If the UK had stayed in the EU this would probably not be happening. I think it's sad and probably to the detriment of both countries.

The SNP is built on the foundation of Scotland becoming independent from the UK. I doubt very much this primary goal would be rested had the UK remained in the EU.

You dont think Brexit has given the snp impetus?"

No. The EU issue is a lie. And just an excuse. They had a referendum in 2014 in the certain knowledge that had they won they would have been out of the EU

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

You keeping using the term us, us who is us and we who are we..??

"

This country.

Who do you think I mean,

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

So you have given examples of people you think are and aren’t little englanders

So tell me what makes one a little englander and not the other

Your own definition in words please..

See above

Are you going to answer my question?"

Who is the are you going to answer my question directed at. You keep telling me it’s not directed at me then add it back on your replies to my posts.??

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

So you have given examples of people you think are and aren’t little englanders

So tell me what makes one a little englander and not the other

Your own definition in words please..

See above

Are you going to answer my question?

Who is the are you going to answer my question directed at. You keep telling me it’s not directed at me then add it back on your replies to my posts.??"

I asked do you think the concept of a little englander exists?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

You keeping using the term us, us who is us and we who are we..??

This country.

Who do you think I mean,

"

This country... which country is that?? Is that you being a little englander assuming everyone on here is English

That is who I mean,

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By *ljamMan
over a year ago

Edinburgh


"Though I agree 100% with the rights of the Scots to do so, I would rather they didn't. It flies in the face of the history of Europe.

Basically Europe has become more and more stable over the centuries, through the process of smaller countries joining together to form larger entities.

You could argue the EU is the natural evolution of that.

Even England was formed from smaller kingdoms. Italy, Germany, France etc. etc. If the UK had stayed in the EU this would probably not be happening. I think it's sad and probably to the detriment of both countries.

The SNP is built on the foundation of Scotland becoming independent from the UK. I doubt very much this primary goal would be rested had the UK remained in the EU.

You dont think Brexit has given the snp impetus?

No. The EU issue is a lie. And just an excuse. They had a referendum in 2014 in the certain knowledge that had they won they would have been out of the EU "

There was no such knowledge at the time. Just claims and counter-claims

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

You keeping using the term us, us who is us and we who are we..??

This country.

Who do you think I mean,

This country... which country is that?? Is that you being a little englander assuming everyone on here is English

That is who I mean,"

Did I say everyone on here was a little englander?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

So you have given examples of people you think are and aren’t little englanders

So tell me what makes one a little englander and not the other

Your own definition in words please..

See above

Are you going to answer my question?

Who is the are you going to answer my question directed at. You keep telling me it’s not directed at me then add it back on your replies to my posts.??

I asked do you think the concept of a little englander exists?"

Yes I do, but that is not the issue.

The issue was what is YOUR definition which you have spectacularly failed to give.

Are you now going to give a definition or is it beyond you..??

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By *urham 3 riversMan
over a year ago

Co. Durham


"Probably because no party wants the break up of the union on their cv,the boarder will become an issue too even though it would make economic sense to let scotland go its own way.just for the record im English and if the people of scotland want independence they should have it.

True it would be on their watch, which I think will be Conservative party as Labour has very little chance of getting in without the Scottish vote.

A good point."

take care what you wish for Trump has his eye on Scotland, just look at his investments there

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

So you have given examples of people you think are and aren’t little englanders

So tell me what makes one a little englander and not the other

Your own definition in words please..

See above

Are you going to answer my question?

Who is the are you going to answer my question directed at. You keep telling me it’s not directed at me then add it back on your replies to my posts.??

I asked do you think the concept of a little englander exists?

Yes I do, but that is not the issue.

The issue was what is YOUR definition which you have spectacularly failed to give.

Are you now going to give a definition or is it beyond you..??"

You mean beyond the 2 definitions I have provided already?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

You keeping using the term us, us who is us and we who are we..??

This country.

Who do you think I mean,

This country... which country is that?? Is that you being a little englander assuming everyone on here is English

That is who I mean,

Did I say everyone on here was a little englander?"

We’ll simply explain who you mean by we and us..

You said this country..

Which country..??

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By *ittleAcornMan
over a year ago

visiting the beach


"Though I agree 100% with the rights of the Scots to do so, I would rather they didn't. It flies in the face of the history of Europe.

Basically Europe has become more and more stable over the centuries, through the process of smaller countries joining together to form larger entities.

You could argue the EU is the natural evolution of that.

Even England was formed from smaller kingdoms. Italy, Germany, France etc. etc. If the UK had stayed in the EU this would probably not be happening. I think it's sad and probably to the detriment of both countries.

The SNP is built on the foundation of Scotland becoming independent from the UK. I doubt very much this primary goal would be rested had the UK remained in the EU."

No, certainly. They've been at it for a long time.

But the EU question seemed to be something the last indyref turned on.

And it has given them an excuse to raise the question again a bit sooner than the advertised once in a lifetime.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

You keeping using the term us, us who is us and we who are we..??

This country.

Who do you think I mean,

This country... which country is that?? Is that you being a little englander assuming everyone on here is English

That is who I mean,

Did I say everyone on here was a little englander?

We’ll simply explain who you mean by we and us..

You said this country..

Which country..??

"

Yep I'm done.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

So you have given examples of people you think are and aren’t little englanders

So tell me what makes one a little englander and not the other

Your own definition in words please..

See above

Are you going to answer my question?

Who is the are you going to answer my question directed at. You keep telling me it’s not directed at me then add it back on your replies to my posts.??

I asked do you think the concept of a little englander exists?

Yes I do, but that is not the issue.

The issue was what is YOUR definition which you have spectacularly failed to give.

Are you now going to give a definition or is it beyond you..??

You mean beyond the 2 definitions I have provided already?"

You have given attitudes displayed and examples of who you think is and isn’t .

You have utterly failed to provide any definition of your own which is all I asked...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

You keeping using the term us, us who is us and we who are we..??

This country.

Who do you think I mean,

This country... which country is that?? Is that you being a little englander assuming everyone on here is English

That is who I mean,

Did I say everyone on here was a little englander?

We’ll simply explain who you mean by we and us..

You said this country..

Which country..??

Yep I'm done."

Your stock answer when you have no reasonable answer...

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

So you have given examples of people you think are and aren’t little englanders

So tell me what makes one a little englander and not the other

Your own definition in words please..

See above

Are you going to answer my question?

Who is the are you going to answer my question directed at. You keep telling me it’s not directed at me then add it back on your replies to my posts.??

I asked do you think the concept of a little englander exists?

Yes I do, but that is not the issue.

The issue was what is YOUR definition which you have spectacularly failed to give.

Are you now going to give a definition or is it beyond you..??

You mean beyond the 2 definitions I have provided already?

You have given attitudes displayed and examples of who you think is and isn’t .

You have utterly failed to provide any definition of your own which is all I asked...

"

So if you asked me to describe a racist

I would say someone who is prejudiced to other races

That wouldnt be a proper defeniton according to you..it would just be the attitudes they displayed?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

So you have given examples of people you think are and aren’t little englanders

So tell me what makes one a little englander and not the other

Your own definition in words please..

See above

Are you going to answer my question?

Who is the are you going to answer my question directed at. You keep telling me it’s not directed at me then add it back on your replies to my posts.??

I asked do you think the concept of a little englander exists?

Yes I do, but that is not the issue.

The issue was what is YOUR definition which you have spectacularly failed to give.

Are you now going to give a definition or is it beyond you..??

You mean beyond the 2 definitions I have provided already?

You have given attitudes displayed and examples of who you think is and isn’t .

You have utterly failed to provide any definition of your own which is all I asked...

So if you asked me to describe a racist

I would say someone who is prejudiced to other races

That wouldnt be a proper defeniton according to you..it would just be the attitudes they displayed?"

Can you answer the original question not ask another about another subject. Another of your favourite get out traits...

A simple definition, your opinion not an opinion you ask me to form from a picture of someone you quote....

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

So you have given examples of people you think are and aren’t little englanders

So tell me what makes one a little englander and not the other

Your own definition in words please..

See above

Are you going to answer my question?

Who is the are you going to answer my question directed at. You keep telling me it’s not directed at me then add it back on your replies to my posts.??

I asked do you think the concept of a little englander exists?

Yes I do, but that is not the issue.

The issue was what is YOUR definition which you have spectacularly failed to give.

Are you now going to give a definition or is it beyond you..??

You mean beyond the 2 definitions I have provided already?

You have given attitudes displayed and examples of who you think is and isn’t .

You have utterly failed to provide any definition of your own which is all I asked...

So if you asked me to describe a racist

I would say someone who is prejudiced to other races

That wouldnt be a proper defeniton according to you..it would just be the attitudes they displayed?

Can you answer the original question not ask another about another subject. Another of your favourite get out traits...

A simple definition, your opinion not an opinion you ask me to form from a picture of someone you quote...."

I have provided you with 2 definitions.

According to you a defeniton is nothing to do with your attitude.

The official defetion of a little englander is someone who opposes foreign policy.

Perhaps you should contact them as by your reasoning..this isnt a proper definition .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

So you have given examples of people you think are and aren’t little englanders

So tell me what makes one a little englander and not the other

Your own definition in words please..

See above

Are you going to answer my question?

Who is the are you going to answer my question directed at. You keep telling me it’s not directed at me then add it back on your replies to my posts.??

I asked do you think the concept of a little englander exists?

Yes I do, but that is not the issue.

The issue was what is YOUR definition which you have spectacularly failed to give.

Are you now going to give a definition or is it beyond you..??

You mean beyond the 2 definitions I have provided already?

You have given attitudes displayed and examples of who you think is and isn’t .

You have utterly failed to provide any definition of your own which is all I asked...

So if you asked me to describe a racist

I would say someone who is prejudiced to other races

That wouldnt be a proper defeniton according to you..it would just be the attitudes they displayed?

Can you answer the original question not ask another about another subject. Another of your favourite get out traits...

A simple definition, your opinion not an opinion you ask me to form from a picture of someone you quote....

I have provided you with 2 definitions.

According to you a defeniton is nothing to do with your attitude.

The official defetion of a little englander is someone who opposes foreign policy.

Perhaps you should contact them as by your reasoning..this isnt a proper definition ."

I didn’t want someone else definition I wanted yours..

You bandy the phrase around at will on here.

Therefore it is not unreasonable to ask what YOU mean by it,

And you have certainly not provided one definition let alone two( of your own)

You quote we, us, this country I ask again who is we? Who is us? Which country or was I right that you are displaying what I think is a little englander attitude assuming all and sundry is English or England.

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By *riendly older leggy wifeCouple
over a year ago

london

I've looked all over the net,and can't find an official meaning of the phrase

"Little englander"

There are many sites explaining the phrase "Little englander "

But not official ones,

Can you give the link to the official site ?

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By *ax777Man
over a year ago

Not here


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any authority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

So you have given examples of people you think are and aren’t little englanders

So tell me what makes one a little englander and not the other

Your own definition in words please..

See above

Are you going to answer my question?

Who is the are you going to answer my question directed at. You keep telling me it’s not directed at me then add it back on your replies to my posts.??

I asked do you think the concept of a little englander exists?

Yes I do, but that is not the issue.

The issue was what is YOUR definition which you have spectacularly failed to give.

Are you now going to give a definition or is it beyond you..??

You mean beyond the 2 definitions I have provided already?

You have given attitudes displayed and examples of who you think is and isn’t .

You have utterly failed to provide any definition of your own which is all I asked...

So if you asked me to describe a racist

I would say someone who is prejudiced to other races

That wouldnt be a proper defeniton according to you..it would just be the attitudes they displayed?

Can you answer the original question not ask another about another subject. Another of your favourite get out traits...

A simple definition, your opinion not an opinion you ask me to form from a picture of someone you quote....

I have provided you with 2 definitions.

According to you a defeniton is nothing to do with your attitude.

The official defetion of a little englander is someone who opposes foreign policy.

Perhaps you should contact them as by your reasoning..this isnt a proper definition .

I didn’t want someone else definition I wanted yours..

You bandy the phrase around at will on here.

Therefore it is not unreasonable to ask what YOU mean by it,

And you have certainly not provided one definition let alone two( of your own)

You quote we, us, this country I ask again who is we? Who is us? Which country or was I right that you are displaying what I think is a little englander attitude assuming all and sundry is English or England.

"

You’re never going to get a straight answer out of him. He demands that others answer his questions but wriggles like a fish on a hook when anyone puts him on the spot and exposes his ignorance.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war."

3rd and final time for you and your friend who seem incapable of reading.

The definition is at the end

Maybe I should highlight it in bold as you seem to be incapable of seeing it.

This country is England.

The clue is in the title.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"I've looked all over the net,and can't find an official meaning of the phrase

"Little englander"

There are many sites explaining the phrase "Little englander "

But not official ones,

Can you give the link to the official site ?"

I'd try Google

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By *riendly older leggy wifeCouple
over a year ago

london

I have tried google,no official site though given meaning of it,

Where's the link to the official site,

Wikipedia doesn't really count as official

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"I have tried google,no official site though given meaning of it,

Where's the link to the official site,

Wikipedia doesn't really count as official"

I found oxford languages quite helpful..try them

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By *ax777Man
over a year ago

Not here


"I have tried google,no official site though given meaning of it,

Where's the link to the official site,

Wikipedia doesn't really count as official"

According to Collins Dictionary, the term refers to a person opposed to the extension to the British Empire ( especially back in the 19th Century)

By that definition, it would fit Linus Perfectly ??

which I’m sure I dare do you knows too ??

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By *riendly older leggy wifeCouple
over a year ago

london

Oxford languages is not official,

Try looking on Google what official means,that might help you

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Oxford languages is not official,

Try looking on Google what official means,that might help you"

Is the cambridge dictionary not official?

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over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

3rd and final time for you and your friend who seem incapable of reading.

The definition is at the end

Maybe I should highlight it in bold as you seem to be incapable of seeing it.

This country is England.

The clue is in the title."

And maybe I should highlight in bold my original question as you seem to have been unable to read or understand it..

Someone and us... who is someone and us...???

And we again... who is we.

Are you assuming everyone and everything here is English ?? Very little englander.

If the clue was in the title wasn’t by your reckoning a clue in the question to actually say someone from England at the start of any answer or definition and then go on to detail why..

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By *riendly older leggy wifeCouple
over a year ago

london

The Cambridge dictionary is not official,did you not know that ?

Try looking again

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

3rd and final time for you and your friend who seem incapable of reading.

The definition is at the end

Maybe I should highlight it in bold as you seem to be incapable of seeing it.

This country is England.

The clue is in the title.

And maybe I should highlight in bold my original question as you seem to have been unable to read or understand it..

Someone and us... who is someone and us...???

And we again... who is we.

Are you assuming everyone and everything here is English ?? Very little englander.

If the clue was in the title wasn’t by your reckoning a clue in the question to actually say someone from England at the start of any answer or definition and then go on to detail why..

"

As I've never said everyone who is English is a little englander you would assume wrong

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"The Cambridge dictionary is not official,did you not know that ?

Try looking again"

Riiiigght

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By *ax777Man
over a year ago

Not here

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well i mean the Scottish people stopped themselves from becoming independent at their last referendum lol.

Lets clear something up a vote for the SNP does not mean that voter wants independence nor does a vote for Sinn Fein mean that voter wants a United Ireland. Its not that black amd white

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Well i mean the Scottish people stopped themselves from becoming independent at their last referendum lol.

Lets clear something up a vote for the SNP does not mean that voter wants independence nor does a vote for Sinn Fein mean that voter wants a United Ireland. Its not that black amd white"

But surely if you vote for the snp you must agree with their broad opinion?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

3rd and final time for you and your friend who seem incapable of reading.

The definition is at the end

Maybe I should highlight it in bold as you seem to be incapable of seeing it.

This country is England.

The clue is in the title.

And maybe I should highlight in bold my original question as you seem to have been unable to read or understand it..

Someone and us... who is someone and us...???

And we again... who is we.

Are you assuming everyone and everything here is English ?? Very little englander.

If the clue was in the title wasn’t by your reckoning a clue in the question to actually say someone from England at the start of any answer or definition and then go on to detail why..

As I've never said everyone who is English is a little englander you would assume wrong "

No one said you have.

You really have missed the point my man, read it slowly and rationally and it all may make some sense to you....

Somehow I doubt it though.....

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By *ax777Man
over a year ago

Not here


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

3rd and final time for you and your friend who seem incapable of reading.

The definition is at the end

Maybe I should highlight it in bold as you seem to be incapable of seeing it.

This country is England.

The clue is in the title.

And maybe I should highlight in bold my original question as you seem to have been unable to read or understand it..

Someone and us... who is someone and us...???

And we again... who is we.

Are you assuming everyone and everything here is English ?? Very little englander.

If the clue was in the title wasn’t by your reckoning a clue in the question to actually say someone from England at the start of any answer or definition and then go on to detail why..

As I've never said everyone who is English is a little englander you would assume wrong

No one said you have.

You really have missed the point my man, read it slowly and rationally and it all may make some sense to you....

Somehow I doubt it though....."

Whoosh!

It’s gone straight over his head!

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

3rd and final time for you and your friend who seem incapable of reading.

The definition is at the end

Maybe I should highlight it in bold as you seem to be incapable of seeing it.

This country is England.

The clue is in the title.

And maybe I should highlight in bold my original question as you seem to have been unable to read or understand it..

Someone and us... who is someone and us...???

And we again... who is we.

Are you assuming everyone and everything here is English ?? Very little englander.

If the clue was in the title wasn’t by your reckoning a clue in the question to actually say someone from England at the start of any answer or definition and then go on to detail why..

As I've never said everyone who is English is a little englander you would assume wrong

No one said you have.

You really have missed the point my man, read it slowly and rationally and it all may make some sense to you....

Somehow I doubt it though....."

Do you often find people lose the will to lie when you engage them in conversation?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

3rd and final time for you and your friend who seem incapable of reading.

The definition is at the end

Maybe I should highlight it in bold as you seem to be incapable of seeing it.

This country is England.

The clue is in the title.

And maybe I should highlight in bold my original question as you seem to have been unable to read or understand it..

Someone and us... who is someone and us...???

And we again... who is we.

Are you assuming everyone and everything here is English ?? Very little englander.

If the clue was in the title wasn’t by your reckoning a clue in the question to actually say someone from England at the start of any answer or definition and then go on to detail why..

As I've never said everyone who is English is a little englander you would assume wrong

No one said you have.

You really have missed the point my man, read it slowly and rationally and it all may make some sense to you....

Somehow I doubt it though.....

Do you often find people lose the will to lie when you engage them in conversation?"

Ask a grown up for some help...

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

3rd and final time for you and your friend who seem incapable of reading.

The definition is at the end

Maybe I should highlight it in bold as you seem to be incapable of seeing it.

This country is England.

The clue is in the title.

And maybe I should highlight in bold my original question as you seem to have been unable to read or understand it..

Someone and us... who is someone and us...???

And we again... who is we.

Are you assuming everyone and everything here is English ?? Very little englander.

If the clue was in the title wasn’t by your reckoning a clue in the question to actually say someone from England at the start of any answer or definition and then go on to detail why..

As I've never said everyone who is English is a little englander you would assume wrong

No one said you have.

You really have missed the point my man, read it slowly and rationally and it all may make some sense to you....

Somehow I doubt it though.....

Do you often find people lose the will to lie when you engage them in conversation?

Ask a grown up for some help..."

Must be just me

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By *ax777Man
over a year ago

Not here


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

3rd and final time for you and your friend who seem incapable of reading.

The definition is at the end

Maybe I should highlight it in bold as you seem to be incapable of seeing it.

This country is England.

The clue is in the title.

And maybe I should highlight in bold my original question as you seem to have been unable to read or understand it..

Someone and us... who is someone and us...???

And we again... who is we.

Are you assuming everyone and everything here is English ?? Very little englander.

If the clue was in the title wasn’t by your reckoning a clue in the question to actually say someone from England at the start of any answer or definition and then go on to detail why..

As I've never said everyone who is English is a little englander you would assume wrong

No one said you have.

You really have missed the point my man, read it slowly and rationally and it all may make some sense to you....

Somehow I doubt it though.....

Do you often find people lose the will to lie when you engage them in conversation?

Ask a grown up for some help...

Must be just me

"

At last, we finally agree on something!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

3rd and final time for you and your friend who seem incapable of reading.

The definition is at the end

Maybe I should highlight it in bold as you seem to be incapable of seeing it.

This country is England.

The clue is in the title.

And maybe I should highlight in bold my original question as you seem to have been unable to read or understand it..

Someone and us... who is someone and us...???

And we again... who is we.

Are you assuming everyone and everything here is English ?? Very little englander.

If the clue was in the title wasn’t by your reckoning a clue in the question to actually say someone from England at the start of any answer or definition and then go on to detail why..

As I've never said everyone who is English is a little englander you would assume wrong

No one said you have.

You really have missed the point my man, read it slowly and rationally and it all may make some sense to you....

Somehow I doubt it though.....

Do you often find people lose the will to lie when you engage them in conversation?

Ask a grown up for some help...

Must be just me

"

I thought it was a self directed question or statement you were making about yourself. but I would love it to have that affect on you.... no more inane drivel.... )

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Not necessarily, im sure whomever you vote for you probably cant agree on every policy they have. Be it left wing or right wing if you truley have an interest in politics you will know niether ideologies will have every policy that will fit well or for the benefit of society. Real politics come from the centre.

Scotland should be independent is is one assertion in a long list of what the SNP represent.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

3rd and final time for you and your friend who seem incapable of reading.

The definition is at the end

Maybe I should highlight it in bold as you seem to be incapable of seeing it.

This country is England.

The clue is in the title.

And maybe I should highlight in bold my original question as you seem to have been unable to read or understand it..

Someone and us... who is someone and us...???

And we again... who is we.

Are you assuming everyone and everything here is English ?? Very little englander.

If the clue was in the title wasn’t by your reckoning a clue in the question to actually say someone from England at the start of any answer or definition and then go on to detail why..

As I've never said everyone who is English is a little englander you would assume wrong

No one said you have.

You really have missed the point my man, read it slowly and rationally and it all may make some sense to you....

Somehow I doubt it though.....

Do you often find people lose the will to lie when you engage them in conversation?

Ask a grown up for some help...

Must be just me

I thought it was a self directed question or statement you were making about yourself. but I would love it to have that affect on you.... no more inane drivel.... ) "

Dont be too hard on yourself

Maybe next time try not to put everyone in a coma

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By *ax777Man
over a year ago

Not here


"Without wishing to take any particular side...

I fail to see how any person who was in favour of brexit dare say that Scotland should not be allowed independence. If you think it was a good idea for Britain to divorce itself from Europe, then you have disqualified yourself from any pauthority to prevent parts of the UK wanting their own sovereignty.

Conversely, anybody who was against brexit and believes in European unity, you have no right to deny Scotland it's chance to break away from the stupidity of the English and rejoin the EU.

So: brexiters - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last 5 years telling anybody pro-union that they are wrong.

And remainers - you can't protest against scottish independence, you have spent the last five years trying to find any possible way to stay part of the EU.

Cant argue with that

I've got nothing against them going their own way if thats what they want.

And they have to put up with the typical little englander 'world revolves around us'attitiude.

I have seen you use the term “ little englander” several times in recent posts.

Would you be so kind as to tell me your definition of the term please.

Well..if it was in the dictionary..it would probably be under a picture of mr nigel Farage.

Who you must clearly work for. You seem so intent on making the left look daft. Come on, you're a Farage stooge aren't you

Are you saying Farage is not the epitome of a little englander?

I remember the Republican Anne Coulter was accoused of being a Democrat stooge. I think the theory was that she sounded so silly it would damage the Republicans. You're becoming a little bit like that just the other way around

You didn't answer my question.

The phrase has been around for about 200 years,and the closest modern example I can think of is our nigel.

I probally wouldnt even have boris down as one tbh.

Your question stated “ are you saying”

I answered pointing out “ I wasn’t saying anything... so I did answer your question.

Are you now going to answer mine or just keep asking question after question.

Something else you always do on here, try and change the subject as you have no answer...

Answer the original question

For the 2nd time

The reply wasnt directed at you

For the 2nd time

Someone who thinks the world revolves around us

I'll add someone who sees us as superior to other countries and is in many cases dismissive of them.

They may have an lingering affection for the days we ruled the seas or at least when we won the war.

3rd and final time for you and your friend who seem incapable of reading.

The definition is at the end

Maybe I should highlight it in bold as you seem to be incapable of seeing it.

This country is England.

The clue is in the title.

And maybe I should highlight in bold my original question as you seem to have been unable to read or understand it..

Someone and us... who is someone and us...???

And we again... who is we.

Are you assuming everyone and everything here is English ?? Very little englander.

If the clue was in the title wasn’t by your reckoning a clue in the question to actually say someone from England at the start of any answer or definition and then go on to detail why..

As I've never said everyone who is English is a little englander you would assume wrong

No one said you have.

You really have missed the point my man, read it slowly and rationally and it all may make some sense to you....

Somehow I doubt it though.....

Do you often find people lose the will to lie when you engage them in conversation?

Ask a grown up for some help...

Must be just me

I thought it was a self directed question or statement you were making about yourself. but I would love it to have that affect on you.... no more inane drivel.... )

Dont be too hard on yourself

Maybe next time try not to put everyone in a coma

"

FFS you’ve just been played but your too stupid to realise it!

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Not necessarily, im sure whomever you vote for you probably cant agree on every policy they have. Be it left wing or right wing if you truley have an interest in politics you will know niether ideologies will have every policy that will fit well or for the benefit of society. Real politics come from the centre.

Scotland should be independent is is one assertion in a long list of what the SNP represent.

"

I agree.

I get that with sein fein but I would have thought most of there support would be from people in favour of indy?

I'm no expert though.

I know nicola gets some stick on here but I quite admire her

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool

Anyone else on here find if you ignore the obsessive little weirdos,they go and pester someone else at some point?

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By *ax777Man
over a year ago

Not here


"Anyone else on here find if you ignore the obsessive little weirdos,they go and pester someone else at some point?"

You wish ??

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Not necessarily here in Belfast voting mentality is very much different to many places.

Ofcourse the party will have its hardcore band of tagged followers but the general population swing haha forgive the pun

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Anyone else on here find if you ignore the obsessive little weirdos,they go and pester someone else at some point?"

Another of your favourite get outs..

The only obsessive on here is your self obsessed being..

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Not necessarily here in Belfast voting mentality is very much different to many places.

Ofcourse the party will have its hardcore band of tagged followers but the general population swing haha forgive the pun "

Is there an appetite for independence there?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well depends on who you ask lol..

Sinn feiners will tell you yes, DUP, British Govt and even Irish government will say no.

Id say its growing,support for a united Ireland is growing simply because of Brexit, i do predict it will dye away its simply down to the uncertainty of Brexit. Fact is if we had a referendum for a UI tomorrow it would lose hands down.

Id be a united Irelander myself but not a sinn fein supporter.. A united Irelander with the right set of conditions.. Romanticism about it is strong but not logical for many

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By *uboCouple
over a year ago

East kilbride


"Anyone else on here find if you ignore the obsessive little weirdos,they go and pester someone else at some point?

Another of your favourite get outs..

The only obsessive on here is your self obsessed being.."

Pot and kettle.

For someone that has about half a dozen words on their 3 wk old profile, you sure make up for it with all this BS

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here


" Romanticism about it is strong but not logical for many "

I liked this comment. Would also befit the call for an independent Scotland.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Well depends on who you ask lol..

Sinn feiners will tell you yes, DUP, British Govt and even Irish government will say no.

Id say its growing,support for a united Ireland is growing simply because of Brexit, i do predict it will dye away its simply down to the uncertainty of Brexit. Fact is if we had a referendum for a UI tomorrow it would lose hands down.

Id be a united Irelander myself but not a sinn fein supporter.. A united Irelander with the right set of conditions.. Romanticism about it is strong but not logical for many "

Maybe you have just got your heads screwed on and are waiting to see how much of a cock up brexit is going to be.?

Be proper historic if it did happen though.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Anyone else on here find if you ignore the obsessive little weirdos,they go and pester someone else at some point?

Another of your favourite get outs..

The only obsessive on here is your self obsessed being..

Pot and kettle.

For someone that has about half a dozen words on their 3 wk old profile, you sure make up for it with all this BS"

What has the length of time served on here got to do with it?

Does time here make you something special? I think not.

You know jack all about me or my past so you are in no position to comment

And what has length of profile got to do with it..

Bore off

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By *uboCouple
over a year ago

East kilbride


"Anyone else on here find if you ignore the obsessive little weirdos,they go and pester someone else at some point?

Another of your favourite get outs..

The only obsessive on here is your self obsessed being..

Pot and kettle.

For someone that has about half a dozen words on their 3 wk old profile, you sure make up for it with all this BS

What has the length of time served on here got to do with it?

Does time here make you something special? I think not.

You know jack all about me or my past so you are in no position to comment

And what has length of profile got to do with it..

Bore off

"

Did we hit a nerve ?

The only bore is you trying to bore the whole forum with your ranting

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Anyone else on here find if you ignore the obsessive little weirdos,they go and pester someone else at some point?

Another of your favourite get outs..

The only obsessive on here is your self obsessed

Pot and kettle.

For someone that has about half a dozen words on their 3 wk old profile, you sure make up for it with all this BS

What has the length of time served on here got to do with it?

Does time here make you something special? I think not.

You know jack all about me or my past so you are in no position to comment

And what has length of profile got to do with it..

Bore off

Did we hit a nerve ?

The only bore is you trying to bore the whole forum with your ranting"

Far from it....

You sneaking around peoples profiles whilst hiding yourself say all I need to know about you... as I said bore off..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well many predictions can be made about Brexit but until it happens then it is only hot air.

Would be very historic, British colonisation goes back many many hundreds of years, Republic of Ireland is 100 years old next year as is the North of ireland.

With the border thats being out in the Irish sea for trade it pushes the UI higher up an agenda and show how better we can work together on this small island rather than not. Make no mistake about it many Republicans want out of the EU also this isnt only a Brexit thing but for Ireland as a whole.

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

I’m not from the Uk but I like the concept of a union if it’s harmonious. I’m a great believer also in self determination so if Scotland wish to break away democratically then so be it.

Same with Wales and NI.

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By *ebbie69Couple
over a year ago

milton keynes


"I’m not from the Uk but I like the concept of a union if it’s harmonious. I’m a great believer also in self determination so if Scotland wish to break away democratically then so be it.

Same with Wales and NI.

"

Yes that's so important that's its a democratic vote and the vote is respected instead of being told to vote again and again

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Well many predictions can be made about Brexit but until it happens then it is only hot air.

Would be very historic, British colonisation goes back many many hundreds of years, Republic of Ireland is 100 years old next year as is the North of ireland.

With the border thats being out in the Irish sea for trade it pushes the UI higher up an agenda and show how better we can work together on this small island rather than not. Make no mistake about it many Republicans want out of the EU also this isnt only a Brexit thing but for Ireland as a whole. "

After what's happened in the past a united Ireland would be something that many people never thought would happen.

I think it would be amazing.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

As they say independence or not, we have more that unites us than divides us.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well we do deserve a referendum at some point but under the terms of the GFA agreement its a triple lock mechanism, if all three locks can be opened then a referendum should be had but i believe its not the right time for it. We have almost have of the population broadly classed as Protestant/Unionist/Loyalist that still feel a UI is a doomsday scenario for them and there for i do believe violence would erupt again. We are still deeply divided here, peacewalls seperate housing estates and integration education hasnt really come on a whole lot in my knowledge. Its hard to debate it with the recent troubles coming up in conversation and its a mentality we need to get out of.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Well we do deserve a referendum at some point but under the terms of the GFA agreement its a triple lock mechanism, if all three locks can be opened then a referendum should be had but i believe its not the right time for it. We have almost have of the population broadly classed as Protestant/Unionist/Loyalist that still feel a UI is a doomsday scenario for them and there for i do believe violence would erupt again. We are still deeply divided here, peacewalls seperate housing estates and integration education hasnt really come on a whole lot in my knowledge. Its hard to debate it with the recent troubles coming up in conversation and its a mentality we need to get out of.

"

Wouldnt the younger generation of loyalists be a bit more open to progress?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Most English people do not realise that organisations such as UDA, UVF, and offshoots of the IRA and INLA still operate and for the most part control working class communites although their influence in loyaliat areas would be much stronger. When people are in a siege mentality tbey back into a corner and will trust the hand that wont feed them. Middle class areas perhaps but most middle class protestants are unionists not loyalists partly why most loyalist group do well in controlling their communites they dont have a politcal mirage to keep up with

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Most English people do not realise that organisations such as UDA, UVF, and offshoots of the IRA and INLA still operate and for the most part control working class communites although their influence in loyaliat areas would be much stronger. When people are in a siege mentality tbey back into a corner and will trust the hand that wont feed them. Middle class areas perhaps but most middle class protestants are unionists not loyalists partly why most loyalist group do well in controlling their communites they dont have a politcal mirage to keep up with "

I think a lot of english people dont understand the complexities of the situation.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Not that they need to the problem is the British government still dont understand. Esp with the ruling yesterday with no public Enquiry for Pat Finucane British Govt will never learn from their mistakes such actions keeps people deep in their trenchs

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I’m not from the Uk but I like the concept of a union if it’s harmonious. I’m a great believer also in self determination so if Scotland wish to break away democratically then so be it.

Same with Wales and NI.

"

Wales' time will come I hope

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"I’m not from the Uk but I like the concept of a union if it’s harmonious. I’m a great believer also in self determination so if Scotland wish to break away democratically then so be it.

Same with Wales and NI.

Wales' time will come I hope "

Think so?

I better still be able to get over to llandudno

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"Most English people do not realise that organisations such as UDA, UVF, and offshoots of the IRA and INLA still operate and for the most part control working class communites although their influence in loyaliat areas would be much stronger. When people are in a siege mentality tbey back into a corner and will trust the hand that wont feed them. Middle class areas perhaps but most middle class protestants are unionists not loyalists partly why most loyalist group do well in controlling their communites they dont have a politcal mirage to keep up with

I think a lot of english people dont understand the complexities of the situation. "

Little point over complicating this things

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Let the Jocks have their independence on one condition. That they keep their wailing screeching cat bags outta ear shot.

i.e. the bagbloodypipes!!

How offensive. Brexiter no doubt."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I would cast them adrift. I don't like shortcake or marmalade or the way they say worrrrld instead of word. We could make our own whiskey and continue to fish and take oil from their water. If they don't like that they can deploy their Armed Forces.....whoops they don't have any armed forces! I just wish they would stop winging...

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By *o Trash in My TrailerMan
over a year ago

Daytona Beach

You had a wall you can rebuilt it and throw stones at each other over it.

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"I would cast them adrift. I don't like shortcake or marmalade or the way they say worrrrld instead of word. We could make our own whiskey and continue to fish and take oil from their water. If they don't like that they can deploy their Armed Forces.....whoops they don't have any armed forces! I just wish they would stop winging..."

Can they fly?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You had a wall you can rebuilt it and throw stones at each other over it. "

The Donald is unemployed shortly. He can come over and help build a nice high wall like his US/Mexico one and then bugger off to play golf at his course.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I would cast them adrift. I don't like shortcake or marmalade or the way they say worrrrld instead of word. We could make our own whiskey and continue to fish and take oil from their water. If they don't like that they can deploy their Armed Forces.....whoops they don't have any armed forces! I just wish they would stop winging...

Can they fly?"

Sorry ...meant to say whinging.

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By *illi3736Woman
over a year ago

Glasgow

As a woman who is English born but lived here for 30yrs I am disappointed in the level of debate surrounding independence. It is all based on faith no hard facts,just a "it will be alright on the night " attitude . I still have an English accent and unfortunately this has caused me to receive a different level of banter these last few years. So disappointed as I still believe the Scots are fair minded people. To divide is to conquer and ask yourself this post independence who will gain ?

It won't be you or me or the man in the street for sure.

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By *adetMan
over a year ago

South of Ipswich


"As a woman who is English born but lived here for 30yrs I am disappointed in the level of debate surrounding independence. It is all based on faith no hard facts,just a "it will be alright on the night " attitude . I still have an English accent and unfortunately this has caused me to receive a different level of banter these last few years. So disappointed as I still believe the Scots are fair minded people. To divide is to conquer and ask yourself this post independence who will gain ?

It won't be you or me or the man in the street for sure. "

I used work with several Scots and despite living in England, having English wives and English children they couldn't help but run England and the English down at every opportunity. If England were playing they even used to make a point of supporting the opposing team. It seemed to have been ingrained in them that they should just dislike the English

I'm sure its not all Scottish people but that's been my experience anyway

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here


" If England were playing they even used to make a point of supporting the opposing team "

Always

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By *adetMan
over a year ago

South of Ipswich


" If England were playing they even used to make a point of supporting the opposing team

Always

"

The thing is, myself and most people I know have gone from being indifferent about Scottish independence to wishing they'd just get on with it

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here


" If England were playing they even used to make a point of supporting the opposing team

Always

The thing is, myself and most people I know have gone from being indifferent about Scottish independence to wishing they'd just get on with it "

There is a big difference between the very patriotic Scots who won’t “support” an English sports team and the Scottish nationalists who believe Scotland can be independent.

Despite what the polls may suggest, I think more Scots fall in to patriotic “won’t support England sports teams” than there are actual true nationalists.

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By *adetMan
over a year ago

South of Ipswich


" If England were playing they even used to make a point of supporting the opposing team

Always

The thing is, myself and most people I know have gone from being indifferent about Scottish independence to wishing they'd just get on with it

There is a big difference between the very patriotic Scots who won’t “support” an English sports team and the Scottish nationalists who believe Scotland can be independent.

Despite what the polls may suggest, I think more Scots fall in to patriotic “won’t support England sports teams” than there are actual true nationalists."

Oh yes and I acknowledge the difference

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By *ohn1953Man
over a year ago

North Wales

Politics and religion . No thank you, there been to many wars because of it

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By *ust some cock suckerMan
over a year ago

Preston


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union. "

Scottish people were given a promise that to vote to remain in the UK was to remain in the European Union.

That's now changed so I don't see why they shouldn't be given the option of another referendum on their continued UK partnership.

There's no credible argument against not doing so.

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over a year ago

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union.

Scottish people were given a promise that to vote to remain in the UK was to remain in the European Union.

That's now changed so I don't see why they shouldn't be given the option of another referendum on their continued UK partnership.

There's no credible argument against not doing so. "

“Promise”

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By *ebel Red HotWoman
over a year ago

York

If they want independence let them have it just as long as there is no subsidy and its not a burden financially on the rest of the UK.

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By *ust some cock suckerMan
over a year ago

Preston


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union.

Scottish people were given a promise that to vote to remain in the UK was to remain in the European Union.

That's now changed so I don't see why they shouldn't be given the option of another referendum on their continued UK partnership.

There's no credible argument against not doing so.

“Promise”

"

What other word do you want to use?

I notice you're not denying the fact though which is good.

Do you think the Scottish should be able to have a referendum on the subject next year?

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By *ust some cock suckerMan
over a year ago

Preston


"If they want independence let them have it just as long as there is no subsidy and its not a burden financially on the rest of the UK. "

It should just be like Brexit, have the vote with no forward planning then try and guess what to do if they return a leave conclusion

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan
over a year ago

here


"Why and when I say England I mean the political parties, Westminster, you if your English.

I want to know why (I’m not wanting Scottish opinions and I’m not asking the Welsh or the Irish as they have no say in Scotland becoming independent).

So why would you as an English person stop Scotland from leaving the Union.

Scottish people were given a promise that to vote to remain in the UK was to remain in the European Union.

That's now changed so I don't see why they shouldn't be given the option of another referendum on their continued UK partnership.

There's no credible argument against not doing so.

“Promise”

What other word do you want to use?

I notice you're not denying the fact though which is good.

Do you think the Scottish should be able to have a referendum on the subject next year? "

No I don’t believe there should be a referendum

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