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A man of your esteemed knowledge will also note that it’s not one of the male variety either.
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
No Jimenez, its down to 3 factors: 1 - Trump's trade and tariff war Remove 1 of those 3, and perhaps 5000 people would not be going to bed tonight knowing they will likely be fired soon. This is BY FAR the biggest reason. The Chinese have produced more steel in the LAST 2YEARS than Britain has in its entire existence! There's no way we could compete; even if it is a far superior product then that which the Chinese is producing.
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Well, as we have seen on media and on these boards.....it's all a bit of a laugh isn't it. Except when it happens to Corbyn of course....and then the guy gets a month inside. This is definitely Not OK. I think the milkshake thing is more to try and ridicule ridiculous people that have put themselves at the forefront of it. Doing it over an innocent bloke who has served his country is beyond way too far.
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Originally posted by DanH
This is definitely Not OK. I think the milkshake thing is more to try and ridicule ridiculous people that have put themselves at the forefront of it. Doing it over an innocent bloke who has served his country is beyond way too far. Ridiculous people! Truth tellers are always ridiculous to those who promote make believe.
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Ridiculous people! Truth tellers are always ridiculous to those who promote make believe. Oh come on. Farage, yer boy Tommy, that Duckula weirdo; they're cartoon characters aren't they? They can't be actual real life people.
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Originally posted by DanH
Oh come on. Farage, yer boy Tommy, that Duckula weirdo; they're cartoon characters aren't they? They can't be actual real life people. They are as real as your fantasies over wide scale integration. Edited by Stirlingsays (23 May 2019 2.46pm)
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
Shocking, the left are laying their bed, It seems that whenever they don't get their own way they call on rent-a-tw@t Let's hope that the tw@t is recognised and arrested and his dole money stopped
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Originally posted by DanH
Oh come on. Farage, yer boy Tommy, that Duckula weirdo; they're cartoon characters aren't they? They can't be actual real life people.
Lets say rather than being called names (alledgely), Anna Soubry had a milk-shake chucked over her. Would that be justfied?
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Originally posted by Matov
Lets say rather than being called names (alledgely), Anna Soubry had a milk-shake chucked over her. Would that be justfied? Snowflakes are evolving into Milkshakes.
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Originally posted by davenotamonkey
Voter intimidation The "tolerant" pro-EU response to a party finally, unambiguously, providing a platform to those disenfranchised by the mainstream parties has been.. well, disgusting frankly. [Tweet Link]This is serious. Piers is wrong it's not a Brexit polling station its a "polling station" where eveyone votes. I assume this gentleman is one of the party people who stand outside and ask people how they vote, ignore them or tell them it's your choice. I say it's serious because in 20 years of manning a polling station I have never seen anything like this. In fact I have said on many occasions that it's a pleasure and privilege to serve the public who on the whole are polite well mannered and sympathetic to the staff. He may not be part of the official polling staff but this type of intimidation has to stop or next you will have soldiers coming to your home to escort you to the polling station. Whoever did this must get a stiff sentence so the public understand that interference in our electoral process is unacceptable. Our elections are based on the acceptance of the public for the process if that goes god help us.
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Originally posted by DanH
Oh come on. Farage, yer boy Tommy, that Duckula weirdo; they're cartoon characters aren't they? They can't be actual real life people. Are you real life DanH?
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Originally posted by Matov
Lets say rather than being called names (alledgely), Anna Soubry had a milk-shake chucked over her. Would that be justfied? Chucking a milkshake is a world away from throwing a punch. It’s ridicule and embarrassment rather than any actual pain. Depends on the context and what she said, but yes, in the right circumstances Anna Soubry covered in milkshake could be amusing. Justified? Probably not. Funny? Probably.
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Originally posted by DanH
Chucking a milkshake is a world away from throwing a punch. It’s ridicule and embarrassment rather than any actual pain. Depends on the context and what she said, but yes, in the right circumstances Anna Soubry covered in milkshake could be amusing. Justified? Probably not. Funny? Probably. It is less than a punch I agree, however it is still assault as it is an attack on a person. It's funny until it happens to you or someone you like. Once you accept physical violence you encourage it. This leads to escalation. You can't then say you weren't in part responsible and have clean hands. If people say violence is ok, then cool, we know where we are. It's open to both sides then. However, as we have already seen, there are different rules operating here because we have a corrupt state. Edited by Stirlingsays (23 May 2019 3.57pm)
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Originally posted by DanH
Chucking a milkshake is a world away from throwing a punch. It’s ridicule and embarrassment rather than any actual pain. Depends on the context and what she said, but yes, in the right circumstances Anna Soubry covered in milkshake could be amusing. Justified? Probably not. Funny? Probably. DanH what is your thought at throwing bacon at muslims, A bit of harmless fun, ridicule and embarrassment? You know full well the left would be in arms, Fair game is it?
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
It is less than a punch I agree, however it is still assault as it is an attack on a person. It's funny until it happens to you or someone you like. Once you accept physical violence you encourage it. This leads to escalation. You can't then say you weren't in part responsible and have clean hands. If people say violence is ok, then cool, we know where we are. It's open to both sides then. However, as we have already seen, there are different rules operating here because we have a corrupt state. Edited by Stirlingsays (23 May 2019 3.57pm) Agreed its the escalation I am concerned about. The police would show twice a day for 5 mins and a cup of tea and a biscuit. If this loutish behaviour is left unchecked we will end up with police at most polling stations and security at polling stations will become an issue. Better to nip it in the bud and make an example of the "perp". I don't care if this man was a Brexit or Remain supporter it needs to stop.
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
DanH what is your thought at throwing bacon at muslims, A bit of harmless fun, ridicule and embarrassment? You know full well the left would be in arms, Fair game is it? Firstly, impressive bit of whataboutery to bring Muslims into it. Really top drawer stuff. Secondly, of course it's different. It would be deliberately inflammatory on religious grounds for no reason. Same as you wouldn't remove a Sikh's turban or a Kippah from a Jew.
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Originally posted by Badger11
Agreed its the escalation I am concerned about. The police would show twice a day for 5 mins and a cup of tea and a biscuit. If this loutish behaviour is left unchecked we will end up with police at most polling stations and security at polling stations will become an issue. Better to nip it in the bud and make an example of the "perp". I don't care if this man was a Brexit or Remain supporter it needs to stop. I think things really escalated with Jo Cox but that wasn't political apparently.
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Originally posted by DanH
I think things really escalated with Jo Cox but that wasn't political apparently. That's an absurd statement.
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
That's an absurd statement. Why? All this fuss about milkshakes when an actual MP actually died.
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Originally posted by DanH
Firstly, impressive bit of whataboutery to bring Muslims into it. Really top drawer stuff. Secondly, of course it's different. It would be deliberately inflammatory on religious grounds for no reason. Same as you wouldn't remove a Sikh's turban or a Kippah from a Jew. So you think a Sikh or muslim has a higher place in society that they are immune to "ridicule and embarrassment"
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