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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
Ah-ha: someone else on the bandwagon now openly trying to convince everyone that nothing can be changed - everything is fixed - we are all doomed.
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Hardly - I never thought that they were doomed if we left them alone in the first place, to begin with.
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This is the same kind of mentality Churchill faced in the late 1930s with Hitler, with the majority of the Commons arguing that appeasement was the only option, and interestingly, the public disagreed with their politicians then too.
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Chaimberlain was a coward but then again, he too was a Tory. Kind of like May - the coward wing of the party...until a real man (like Churchill comes along).
The last time I called May out, your delicate sensitivities got a little bent out of shape and you got all huffy, made up a load of crap and I had to school you some - this time I thought that I would spare you the embarrassment / indignity but you apparently seem hell bent, on going there.
People need strength and courage / commitment. May is pathetic and now you have resorted to comparing me to someone who appeased Hitler, just because someone spoke ill of your little princess.
Suck it up, some. I won't take this crap from you every single post.
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You can keep saying that May is weak all you like, but your assessment does not take into account that she has got us this far in the negotiations despite the remainers and Brexiteers in her own party, a lack of a majority in the Commons, a Labour Party in disarray who cannot remember whether it wants to leave or stay and so just tries to disrupt and an EU determined to do all it can to upset the will of our electorate. Most would have given up long ago.
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Yeah but her life long dream was to be PM and like Hillary (who wanted the same equivalent as President) she has nothing left in her life. May is weak and pathetic ; strong and stable my ass - she is like a puppet with every cabinet member having their hand up her butt. Just depends who has the biggest hands I suppose.
You are correct - most would have given up long ago. She doesn't have a shred of dignity to do so. There is a word for women like her, you know it so I won't pollute the thread with it.
Want me to feel sorry for her that she can't keep the remainers and leavers in one piece? I thought a minute ago you said (and I quote) " that she has got us this far in the negotiations despite..."
You then follow it up with:
"Most would have given up long ago."
So what is it you want me to do - admire her resilience or pity her? Can't be both - you tell me. I am not the type to follow though - that is her.
I'll just try be a little more delicate about your fawning adoration of her - I would hate to upset you given what an admirable job you do, of defending her.