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I do like democracy. If the people making the decisions get it wrong, I have the right to criticise them. If it is a party that makes the wrong decision they can be voted out. If it is 17,4 million voters in an advisory referendum, I can criticise them. That is democracy, but you, judging by...

Apropos fucking prick.. look at the present mess. We were the sick man of Europe at one time, but became a successful country again in the EU. Yes, you voted for leave and now we are a joke again. That makes you one of the guilty ones if this continues to go pear shape. We have a...

I really hope so. They voted decisively for remain and no one wants a border through the island of Ireland. Not even the DUP or the Brexiteers- they just try to blame the EU for having to control one side of it. Not mentioning that they were the ones wanting hard borders with EU and they would...

Yes. You got it at last. We all lose through Brexit. But you voted for it. You should be ashamed of yourself.

Are you furious that Ireland is going to veto trade talks? Are you furious that citizens want to keep their rights?what are your solutions on citizenship and the Irish border - a border which is not allowed under the GFA? You are the one who claims that everyone knew what they voted for...

Just shows how thick true Brexiteers are. Did they just think they could walk away without paying? That no one would notice that we aren’t paying what we signed up to? What did you vote for? To leg it without paying? To be taken to some international court or black balled by the WTO?

I also posted that Germany isn’t as big on mortgages or house ownership. So I think I got your point, but was wondering what prompted it.

I already agreed that they don’t use credit cards like we do. I explained that is cheap loans. My step daughter has just bought a car - credit was easy and cheap. I have just been offered 1,18% fixed for 10 years. Credit Reform ( credit refence company ) reckons around 10% of the population have...

Is this why you asked? Households Debt in the United Kingdom increased to 88 percent of GDP in the first quarter of 2017 from 87.60 percent of GDP in the fourth quarter of 2016. Households Debt To Gdp in the United Kingdom averaged 57.83 percent of GDP from 1966 until 2017, reaching an all time...

She is currently the second most popular German politician after Schäuble. She has agreed to a migrant cap - as long as it does not go against the Geneva Convention. Let’s see what happens with the 200001st refugee. Yes her policies were used by unscrupulous lying leavers to influence the vote...

We get a return on membership through trade and also we save money on civil servants and government offices, which now have to be opened to replace the EU bureaucracy and to manage years of Brexit related paperwork. Enjoy.

Surprised at that.

Yes, because people were led to believe millions of refugees were coming to the UK as a result. A lie backed up by some turd standing in front of a massive nazi style Poster of Syrian refugees crossing into Croatia. They were told that Merkel was ruling the EU from Brussels and the UK would end...

Well it was 1 in 8. it was significant in that it was the highest vote for a party of the extreme right since the war. Luckily 87,5% voted for non extremist parties and no one will touch them in the Parliament. The AfD are even complaining that no one wants to have anything to do with them.

I am interested who ‚they‘ are. Not in your vague statement.

Who?

The losers never got over it and campaigned until they got a narrow 52/48 vote in an advisory referendum. This is apparently written in stone as a massive leave vote and we have to get over it. No.

Yes, but when there was a referendum it was 67% remain. The people spoke.

Not interested. Wasn’t discussing the rest of the EU.

Just read an article that says people are buying things more in pump rather than saving as interest rates are low and interest on savings is virtually nil. The tendency to buy on pump is growing. This is not through creditcards, but through cheap bank loans. I have been offered another loan...