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 Midlands Eagle  28 Nov 18 10.33am |
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Originally posted by DanH
Is he not allowed an opinion if he lives in the Netherlands? Originally posted by DanH
You realise you can be born in, and still have affiliation with, your native country without necessarily living there at the time? Maybe he's just there for a short period for work or something. And anyway, if he's a UK national currently living and working in the EU then he's more affected by Brexit than most. Are you female as you argue just like my wife as she also diverts the argument when she doesn't have a valid answer. Pussay tried to say that brexiteers were keyboard racists and that remainers like himself were "normal people" which is patently absurd. The fact that he appears to be living outside of the UK is just a side issue but one pounced on immediately by those that don't really have a valid response
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Pussay Patrol  28 Nov 18 10.35am |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
And? I and many knew that when we voted. We’ll either be poorer for quite a few years and recover or we’ll be a bit poorer forever but be better off in other ways than just financial that can be argued over in PM’s questions. Please don’t tell me we’ll be much much poorer forever. That’s bollox. This isn’t a developing country ffs, even if your ideology turns it into one with mass immigration, imported violent crime in broad daylight, overcrowding and wage suppression. Okay, but if we will better off financially in the further future what in your view would be better and what sort of timescale are we talking? My issue is that nobody presents any credible future plan what the benefits are? Do we just hope for unicorns?
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 28 Nov 18 10.37am |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
This is well said As with so many of us, Pussay appears to have taken advantage of freedom of movement in order to make a living. I have done that all my life and make no apologies. Like many, I have come and gone and lived where the best work is. Brits are good at that, better than most. Especially South Londoners. The apologies I make are to my children who will not have that easy right. It will go back to the days of auf wiedersehen pet. I can still remember the visa and travel permit processes, people forget. Everyone from Britain working abroad has to stay in a mucky but named Stalag 17 with 6 others? Looked a good laugh. On the flip side we may be apologising to our young because they cannot work or live in this country. That’s worse than not having free movement or the thought you can move freely but never do. They’ll still be able to work abroad. The struggle here will be irreversible, just like the difficulty in leaving when they won’t let you.
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| Mapletree Croydon 28 Nov 18 10.45am |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Everyone from Britain working abroad has to stay in a mucky but named Stalag 17 with 6 others? Looked a good laugh. On the flip side we may be apologising to our young because they cannot work or live in this country. That’s worse than not having free movement or the thought you can move freely but never do. They’ll still be able to work abroad. The struggle here will be irreversible, just like the difficulty in leaving when they won’t let you. Ah, I see you have no confidence in the British to be able to make their way in a global world. What a strange reversal of the prevailing view from people such as Boris and Jakey.
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 28 Nov 18 10.46am |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
It's clear we shall lose ground for many years and that lost ground will almost certainly never be recovered. We may get back to how we were in half a generation, but not where we could have been. Take a look at the discussion on Socialism in One Country, I am sure you have read your Preobrazhensky. The world comes and gets you in the end. I’m sure you have your head stuck in a tantrum because it’s not fair, for you! It’s already come and got millions of people in this country because of the EU’s travel towards this united Europe project millions do not want. Europe is still your oyster now and in the future. Where we could have been? Please tell us where we were going that was so promising. That’s made me laugh. The experts and analysts cannot even give an honest answer to net £ benefit of immigration. They cannot calculate our success away from the EU from opening up new markets whilst also trading in a reduced European market. Anyone honest would agree.
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| DanH SW2 28 Nov 18 10.46am |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Are you female as you argue just like my wife as she also diverts the argument when she doesn't have a valid answer. Pussay tried to say that brexiteers were keyboard racists and that remainers like himself were "normal people" which is patently absurd. The fact that he appears to be living outside of the UK is just a side issue but one pounced on immediately by those that don't really have a valid response Love a bit of casual sexism to kick off a post. And you pounced on him for it. Are you invalidating your own response?
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 28 Nov 18 10.51am |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
Ah, I see you have no confidence in the British to be able to make their way in a global world. What a strange reversal of the prevailing view from people such as Boris and Jakey. You’re forcing it on them because they’ll have to. I’d rather they had the choice, which they will, and you know it, not because for whatever reasons they have to pack and go, whether it be professional and/or financial, including property struggles, or overcrowding and oh, crime. As I’ve said, immigration is fine if you are, for now, whilst wage growth slows etc. Unfortunately if things aren’t fine it’s another burden we have no say on when in the future we may be able to control it if possible. How many people would you like here? 120 million?
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pefwin  Where you have to have an English ... 28 Nov 18 10.58am |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
If his IP address is anything to go by he already has Interesting use of data protection.
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 Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 28 Nov 18 11.05am |
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Originally posted by pefwin
Interesting use of data protection. Not a breach, Peffers. It would be if it identifed him personally. Brush up on your GDPR, old chap.
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| Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 28 Nov 18 11.07am |
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Originally posted by DanH
Love a bit of casual sexism to kick off a post. And you pounced on him for it. Are you invalidating your own response? B*tch
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| Stirlingsays 28 Nov 18 11.07am |
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Originally posted by pefwin
Interesting use of data protection. But legal.
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| Midlands Eagle 28 Nov 18 11.08am |
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Originally posted by pefwin
Interesting use of data protection. I know that the lefties on here post crap when it suits them but surely even you can't believe that to disclose that an anonymous poster lives outside the UK is any way a breach of data protection
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