Thanks for your waffling rant, I refer you to my original point and the only thing I called you out in is your belief that Corbyn is a terrorist sympathiser, and that you won’t be voting for him in Northern Ireland, now as stated does labour have a huge presence in the Northern Ireland assembly? Are all of those who are actually in the Northern Ireland assembly any better on the “sympathisers” front?
Now just to put things in perspective you can’t form an argument where you blame the other person for everything that’s wrong, with the justification that that person is unable to see things from someone else’s point of view or see any redeeming qualities in a situation/person, while you attack them for not having the same views as you. The fact that you used Trump in your argument, the guy who is literally being impeached at the moment for corruption, does make a significant hole in your argument.
Time to calm down a bit and not be so uptight doesn’t matter who you vote for or what your vote for, the system is screwed, you get brexit you will get screwed one way or another. You don’t get brexit you still get screwed. What you’re literally arguing about is how much shafting you’re willing to take is better than the amount of shafting someone with a different view would get if their belief were to be realised. It is simply madness and totally laughable. The fact you are taking it all so seriously and getting so angry about it shows how little you understand about the current situation
What I said applies to all of the snarky replies you give re: all those topics. And the bigger picture of people who share the same viewpoints and can't see anything valid with the other side. That's irrational.
Wholeheartedly agree that the state of politics here in NI is a disaster, well, Maggie let terrorists go free and into our localised government, so, in keeping with my point there's me being able to say that I disagree with something she did despite all-in-all liking her ;-). But, agian, I can accept that the whole "peace" thing did more good than bad taking the whole picture into account.
I'm not attacking anyone, certainly not any more than can be said about you. I'm saying that if you can't see that every perpsective / group / person we're arguing abotu has redeeming qualities, even the side you dislike, then you yourself are being irrational / not exactly being realistic in your points. So when you point the finger at me saying I don't understand etc., I think that's a little hypocritical.
You're doing it again with Trump, on that, they're literally yet to present any evidence of anything he has done that can send him to jail. They'll keep shooting that basketball until they get it in the hoop, but I'm yet to see an attmept that'll look like it'll work. Funny, people who dislike Trump dismiss the Hillary allogations of corruption... Now, whether you hate Trump or not, there's still a lot of good he's doing for the US, its economy and people that probably make zero difference to us - as well as - the idiotic tweets etc and criticism worthy parts of his actions, which again, I don't deny exist. I'd love to see you actually admit that in reality, the likes of the EU and Corbyn for examples, have their flaws and their problems.
The system is always going to let down someone somewhere who doesn't like what it's doing. That's also just part of life. But I don't think 'we're all screwed' really. I mean, lets say Labour did get in, here's how I'd look at it: I don't like the result, but if that's what people are voting for then I'll accept it and try to see the good. After all, it'll benefit me somewhere, somehow, even though I doubt it'll be the particular things I see as a priority. -- Are you able to maturely accept that, even though you don't like Boris / Conservatives, that since they've been in power, their running of the country and decisions have in fact benefitted you? Becuase whether you know it or not, it has! Granted you don't have to 'love' them to admit that, but to pretend every single intention, action and idea they stand for is inherently bad, again, I would say is a huge irrationality on your end.
Try to see things for what they are. Good and bad. Even though I'm pro-Brexit, like the Conservatives and don't have an issue with Trump, all of those things have their issues and should be criticised. You should understand that the EU, Corbyn and whoever you'd prefer instead of Trump also do too, just as much in some areas. That's the fair but sometimes inconvenience of the world we live in. Not too hard to understand.
The short version: quit pretending everyone who you don't support is just scum and that anyone who thinks different must be an idiot, because in reality, they just think differently and have different priorities to you.. Whoever wins, someone will get "shafted" to some extent.
So, my question to you, can you think of anything positive about Conservatives / Boris / Trump / Brexit? Any benefits at all? I could list you a couple of things that I think are good about Labour / The EU despite holding the view we're still better off without them both! Because if I sit here and genuinely criticise them and pretend they're without merit, then I'm the fool. If you genuinely can't see what I'm getting at, then I fear you might be too..
Also, there is no anger or taking it seriously on my end, please read it as such.
