Pea replied to Butterflies and since it's relevant, he asked me to post his reply. After this I will retire temporarily from the messenger role and have some more RED WINE!
"I used your name because you disclosed it to me and others a while back. You also disclosed some things about yourself to me like how hard you had it. Not sure if you remember. I only did so because we were briefly acquainted and you were polite, so I'm returning the favour somewhat. If you prefer to be called by your username, fine. My online friends and I use our first names to one another all of the time. Also, this video is unlisted, not public. If you want it taken down because I used your first name, I will.
Like I said, father's from Scotland, so I don't really dislike Scottish people. I just don't like the SNP lot much, especially when they're negative about my country - not all of them. However, like them, I want independence from the UK, but under capitalism whereas SNP wants socialism. I also speak to a Scottish guy online now and then who supports different economical values to you. He feels isolated due to the SNP because of what economical system they support. In fact, I would say he is one of the people who helped me support the idea of a Brexit.
Yes; one of the reasons why I support the idea of Brexit is to curtail the number of religious people coming into the UK. I've seen videos of Bangladeshis and such in London, for example, abusing homosexuals. Because of the EU courts, the UK government do very little to prevent these terrorists. Hopefully, with this gamble, we'd oust these idiots out of the country under our own laws. Like I said, no matter what people think of me right now, I believe in liberty and protecting the rights of others, as long as it's consensual and it doesn't harm others. Legalising drugs is one of my views, too.
Am I mentally ill? Possibly, due to the stroke I had a few years back. It affects the individual in various ways. However, just because I may receive negative attention on the internet, it does not apply to how colleagues and such interact with me in real life. Anyway, the whole Brexit reaction fascinates me online, so I'm indulging until my other work begins next month to keep me occupied. The whole dialogue between you and Breeg intrigued me, so I wanted to give my support to what he is saying about globalism.
There's bound to be problems with the entire decision, like if it was a Bremain one; but if you watch the likes of Sargon of Akkad on youtube, who explains his decision more eloquently than I do verbally, you'd probably appreciate a little of why people have voted Brexit. Incidentally, I agree with Breeg that's it's unfair to just laugh and mock those who have geniune concerns about the EU as a whole.
I was pretty polite to locals in my Grassroots Out campaign with leafleting. There were some non white residents I spoke to who had an interest in the OUT stance. I never imposed my views on those who had no interest in the election. Again, while there are idiots in OUT, I don't think I'm prejudice to those with skin colour. Religious ideals, I admittedly am.
I'll continue this further if you wish, but right now I'm rather tired and I might be getting some sleep soon."
"I also want to add that FourAceDeal makes some pretty reasonable points pertaining to this Brexit subject. Unlike me, he's not proudly cray cray.
He's right about one thing, however: the times will definitely be arduous, but they will pay off in the end. I believe I voted for what I think is just."
