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no, I was asked why did Corbyn say it. I said I thought it was madness.

so you're saying I defend Corbyn and quote a post where I disagree with him. You're just arguing for the sake of it now.

without doubt, I think it's dreadful. I haven't liked anything he's done since Definitely maybe. I had such high hopes for them after that album as well.

The new Noel Gallagher song is currently on the radio, absolute dog shit. One of the worse songs I've ever heard. You're a multi millionaire for fucks sake, wake up to the fact you made one good album, you've got no more good songs in you,go and enjoy your money.

Maybe he believed it to be right, I don't agree with him. It may have been OK if we were being taken out by a government who knew what they were doing, they clearly don't.

love that song he sings, Greatest motherfucker. Got some other decent tunes as well.

just got my tickets, I think it's fair to say it's going to be a small crowd.

which would have been madness.

If a conservative MP receives grants to maintain his inherited stately home he'll still vote in the commons to remove benefits from the most vulnerable in society, (IDS for example).

he is a fucking idiot to be fair.

I'd be delighted to get 3 successive promotions under them, followed by an EPL win and a Champions league victory. They could litigate to their hearts content and I wouldn't care. In fact I'd be happy to carry their solicitors briefcase to court for them.

Actually so do I. It's a pity we couldn't have stayed in and helped them. I think I my be right in saying Cameron tried but they weren't very receptive.

I agree with your last line: "In the long run it will be a lot easier." No matter how bad it gets, it will improve at some point, my worry is what constitutes the long run, 2 years, 10 years? And if it does go on that long will it have all been worth it?

can't agree, to me we quite clearly aren't prepared. No matter what anyone thinks of the EU, when you've been involved with such an organisation for 40 years it's bound to be a complicated process to leave and we should take that into account. Can you give me any evidence that we will be going...

there were representatives from the police and the grandly named office of the Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation as well as Corbyn at event Wednesday, why would they attend if this group are as extremists? Why would they have a platform at both the tory and labour conferences...

I just weigh up what I read and my conclusion is it will be bad. Never said I know for definite, no one does. But I actually now think it will be worse than I did when I voted remain.

we don't know for sure we can only surmise but every eventuality should have been anticipated and a strategy for dealing with it in place, I don't think it has been and I think a no deal would give us a serious problem. We triggered article 50 too early and we're in too much of a rush to be out...

talking of the current government, they still haven't published the Brexit impact papers. Surely if they paint a rosy picture they should get them published and shut the naysayers up once and for all?

that should tell you what a low opinion I have of the morals and ability of our current government, (cue what about corbyn posts!)