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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
You were talking in generalities about the so called lefties on these pages. You put my name in there as being "shouty" together with others you consider to be left wingers. I was pointing out that the right wingers on these pages are actually more shouty IMHO and also tend to throw around vile humor such as rape jokes. Even Farage, the supreme overlord for many of you, said it was vile, so IT MUST BE TRUE eh, as everything Farage says is honest. Are you still going on about rape jokes? Christ it's getting tedious.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Christ it's getting tedious. It's also getting close to getting this thread closed. Brexit please and only Brexit
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
It's also getting close to getting this thread closed. Brexit please and only Brexit Agreed why can't people just talk about the pro's and the con's of Brexit without getting upset. The leave vote won so we are just waiting for it to be implemented.
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Originally posted by ChrisGC
But I've never made a rape joke, so how does that link in to your raving? I also think Farage is a complete tosser so I'm further confused. Edited by ChrisGC (14 May 2019 6.56pm) We are on the same page on that one, Farage is indeed a massive tosspiece. For the second time I wasn't accusing you personally of making a rape joke. You were talking in generalities and I replied in the same manner. I havent been raving since the late 90s. That was in a warehouse in Uruguay.
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Originally posted by DANGERCLOSE
Agreed why can't people just talk about the pro's and the con's of Brexit without getting upset. The leave vote won so we are just waiting for it to be implemented. Classic comment here, DANGERCLOSE. Talking about one of the most divisive, impactful and significant moments in modern British history, which could threaten the Good Friday Agreement, and plunge the nation into a decade long super-recession. Cant understand why people get passionate about that. Should be as routine as chatting about what to have for dinner.
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Originally posted by DANGERCLOSE
Agreed why can't people just talk about the pro's and the con's of Brexit without getting upset. The leave vote won so we are just waiting for it to be implemented. It's not in the 'agenda' that led us down this path in the first place so don't hold your breath.
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
These talks are a joke, will go nowhere, and are simply designed to take some pressure off May temporarily. There is only one way out of this s***show, and it is the so called peoples vote. Not even a general election will solve this. That will only make it worse. Of course, the idea that the first was somehow only advisory and that a second one would be the real one is so laughably self serving and illogical that it is hard to believe that anyone could suggest it without choking on their own hypocrisy. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (14 May 2019 9.08pm)
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
These talks are a joke, will go nowhere, and are simply designed to take some pressure off May temporarily. There is only one way out of this s***show, and it is the so called peoples vote. Not even a general election will solve this. 3yrs later being the proof.
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These are to back on the Smarkets exchange at decimal Odds. Subtract one to get the odds over 1. To lay (against) they be a few 0.02’s higher.
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Betfair exchange. Edited by Rudi Hedman (14 May 2019 9.36pm)
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
That will only make it worse. Of course, the idea that the first was somehow only advisory and that a second one would be the real one is so laughably self serving and illogical that it is hard to believe that anyone could suggest it without choking on their own hypocrisy. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (14 May 2019 9.08pm) Come on Hrolf. You were supposed to get your wish at the end of March. Politics is in total chaos. We are at total loggerheads. British Steel is now in deep s*** with Brexit and the uncertainty of a rudderless Brexit ship being a major contributory factor. If more blue collar jobs are jeopardized you will certainly lose in the court of public opinion. How could a second vote make things worse? I know what you fear and deep down what you know. A second vote would mean us staying in the EU as enough people now realize what a terrible idea Brexit is, and that the lies of the leave campaign were really just smoke and mirrors. 350 mil for the NHS etc. Its not about being advisory/binding or whatever, it is way...WAY simpler than that. Asking a binary in/out question on EU membership leads to an undeliverable mandate. The last 3 years must have shown you this? Why does it lead to an undeliverable mandate, I hear you cry....? Because there are 50 different ways to leave the EU.
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
Come on Hrolf. You were supposed to get your wish at the end of March. Politics is in total chaos. We are at total loggerheads. British Steel is now in deep s*** with Brexit and the uncertainty of a rudderless Brexit ship being a major contributory factor. If more blue collar jobs are jeopardized you will certainly lose in the court of public opinion. How could a second vote make things worse? I know what you fear and deep down what you know. A second vote would mean us staying in the EU as enough people now realize what a terrible idea Brexit is, and that the lies of the leave campaign were really just smoke and mirrors. 350 mil for the NHS etc. Its not about being advisory/binding or whatever, it is way...WAY simpler than that. Asking a binary in/out question on EU membership leads to an undeliverable mandate. The last 3 years must have shown you this? Why does it lead to an undeliverable mandate, I hear you cry....? Because there are 50 different ways to leave the EU. The ravings of a desperate man.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
The ravings of a desperate man. Is that the best you have? I took apart your argument completely and utterly, and all you can come back with is "the ravings of a desperate man". Pretty weak, Hrolf. You are off form today. I think you need your sidekick Stirlingsays to chip and take some of the load? I am sure he is around here somewhere. Try harder to debate man...I took some time to write down my thoughts there and your comeback is like being served a McDonalds milkshake (strawberry please) for dessert after a 5 star Michelin meal. That milkshake would be for consumption too, just to be clear.
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
Is that the best you have? I took apart your argument completely and utterly, and all you can come back with is "the ravings of a desperate man". Pretty weak, Hrolf. You are off form today. I think you need your sidekick Stirlingsays to chip and take some of the load? I am sure he is around here somewhere. Try harder to debate man...I took some time to write down my thoughts there and your comeback is like being served a McDonalds milkshake (strawberry please) for dessert after a 5 star Michelin meal. That milkshake would be for consumption too, just to be clear. What I need to do is go to bed. You are not saying anything that deserves a mature response.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
What I need to do is go to bed. You are not saying anything that deserves a mature response. Perhaps a good night sleep is what you need, to get back to your best tomorrow. Sleep tight, Hrolf.
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
Come on Hrolf. You were supposed to get your wish at the end of March. Politics is in total chaos. We are at total loggerheads. British Steel is now in deep s*** with Brexit and the uncertainty of a rudderless Brexit ship being a major contributory factor. If more blue collar jobs are jeopardized you will certainly lose in the court of public opinion. How could a second vote make things worse? I know what you fear and deep down what you know. A second vote would mean us staying in the EU as enough people now realize what a terrible idea Brexit is, and that the lies of the leave campaign were really just smoke and mirrors. 350 mil for the NHS etc. Its not about being advisory/binding or whatever, it is way...WAY simpler than that. Asking a binary in/out question on EU membership leads to an undeliverable mandate. The last 3 years must have shown you this? Why does it lead to an undeliverable mandate, I hear you cry....? Because there are 50 different ways to leave the EU. And if the result of a second vote is the same? Will you be stamping your feet and demanding a third? Have enough people stopped being “dimwits and racists” in the last three years to change the result?
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
And if the result of a second vote is the same? Will you be stamping your feet and demanding a third? Have enough people stopped being “dimwits and racists” in the last three years to change the result? Anyone with 2 brain cells to rub together knows this is a silly argument. Of course the result of a second vote would be respected. There is enough reality out there by now about job losses etc due to brexit that people now have a chance to make an informed decision. If it remains the will of the people, it will be delivered. MPs are struggling here because it might not currently be the will of the people any more. 2016 was the classic example of an uninformed decision.
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