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Originally posted by elgrande
Next you will be telling jo swinsons husbands company didn't receive 4 million funding from the eu. No wonder her and her fellow unelectables want to revoke article 50 More conspiratorial rubbish. Lib dems have been 100% remain from day 1 and she is their leader. QED she is pro remain. Nothing to do with an EU bung for him indoors. Stop repeating this base level smear codswallop.
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
My children and grandchildren are as mad as hell with your short sightedness and selfishness. They hold more votes than you and now 2 more than did in 2016. Couldn't give a flying f***, if you voted leave which I'm sure you did then you knew full well what would happen if you lost! And more importantly I respect older voters with life experience than your brain washed kids
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Obviously, because the status quo needs no further work. Leaving after 40 years of entanglement requires a lot of further work. Entanglement eh.
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Originally posted by elgrande
Oh really getting fed up with me repeating myself....f***ing hell kettle pot springs to mind. I am not quoting law! I am just trying to separate innuendo from actual evidence. Aka lies from truth. Of course there is a chance, but it has been denied and with the downside of it ever been shown to be true I tend to believe them. Do you have any actual evidence to the contrary or are you just re-throwing the mud chucked by the right wing media in the hope that some sticks on others, as it has on you? Once an election campaign starts all donations over £7500 must be published by the Electoral Commission so then there will be no doubt. This is all pretty unimportant. The bottom line is that Best for Britain are at last presenting the case for remaining in the EU in an effective way. It has been badly missed and is much needed.
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Originally posted by elgrande
Next you will be telling jo swinsons husbands company didn't receive 4 million funding from the eu. No wonder her and her fellow unelectables want to revoke article 50 When will you people stop regurgitating the bile that is brought up by the gutter right wing press? No doubt they are trawling through dustbins hoping for muck to chuck. Many companies now receive funding via the EU which in the future, if we exit, would come from the UK instead. Both Jo Swinson and her husband have been involved with the LibDems for years and would not therefore be recent converts to the cause of remaining in the EU.
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Originally posted by robdave2k
There are some knuckledraggers, racists and xenophobes on the leave side no doubt, and I hate the hate in that respect. But patronising everyone continually isn’t going to sway many votes. I’m sure you think you are coming across as reasoned, truth be told I interpret it as dogmatic and that you have a superiority complex.. You seem completely unable to concede on anything, even when faced with reasoned debate back. If anybody decided to vote leave because somebody is able to present cogent arguments which counter their own views then i would pity them. This isn't about personalities, even Johnson's. It's about the future of the coming generations. Anyone thinking about themselves is being really selfish. When I get reasoned debate I do my level best to engage with it. It doesn't happen very often though so maybe you have missed it!
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
Couldn't give a flying f***, if you voted leave which I'm sure you did then you knew full well what would happen if you lost! And more importantly I respect older voters with life experience than your brain washed kids Shame on you, you selfish f***er. It's their future that matters. Not ours. My kids and grandkids are much better educated than me and are all fully committed to us remaining in the EU. They have a wide vision of their, and our, place in the world.
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Originally posted by silvertop
More conspiratorial rubbish. Lib dems have been 100% remain from day 1 and she is their leader. QED she is pro remain. Nothing to do with an EU bung for him indoors. Stop repeating this base level smear codswallop. In 2017..and I quote "I intend to support the referendum result". In the election campaign.
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Originally posted by cryrst
Entanglement eh. The entanglement are the regulations, standards and practices. The rest of your post is just nonsense. The reality is that when we leave, as I am sure we will, that things will then get much tougher.
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Shame on you, you selfish f***er. It's their future that matters. Not ours. My kids and grandkids are much better educated than me and are all fully committed to us remaining in the EU. They have a wide vision of their, and our, place in the world.
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
The entanglement are the regulations, standards and practices. The rest of your post is just nonsense. The reality is that when we leave, as I am sure we will, that things will then get much tougher. Why do you never post on the woefully poor economic state of the EU?
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Originally posted by .TUX.
Why do you never post on the woefully poor economic state of the EU? He loves moaning that car makers are leaving Britain whilst Germany the king car maker is on its arse. [Link] Edited by dannyboy1978 (21 Oct 2019 10.48pm)
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
I see you have absorbed the vernacular of the wanna be war heroes. Regarding respect for your elders, you will find the oldest generation were stalwart remainers. They really do recognise the futility of wars - trade or otherwise - and the dangers of runaway populism. They have reason to, they had to live with (and see friends and family die from) the effects.
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
You don't speak for everyone who voted to leave anymore that I do for all who voted to remain. Those who voted to leave weren't asked how they wanted to leave, primarily because it wasn't back then a live issue. So "wanting to implement a referendum" is a meaningless phrase. It might be the mantra of the ultra leaver who wants us out whatever the cost but it just isn't what Parliament is prepared to accept. Nor would it be what every leaver would want and if that was only 2% of them who disagree with you then you no longer have a majority for your position. However we personally voted in 2016 we are where we are. Neither of us are MPs so have no direct involvement in what will happen now. That's Parliament's job and it seems incredibly difficult and complicated to me. It's far from just "remainers" who are involved in insisting that there is proper scrutiny and possible changes. The DUP, for instance, are hardly "remainers". Who knows yet what the ERG are going to do.
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Originally posted by Mapletree
I see you have absorbed the vernacular of the wanna be war heroes. Regarding respect for your elders, you will find the oldest generation were stalwart remainers. They really do recognise the futility of wars - trade or otherwise - and the dangers of runaway populism. They have reason to, they had to live with (and see friends and family die from) the effects. War!! What the hell are you on about!!
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Originally posted by .TUX.
Why do you never post on the woefully poor economic state of the EU? Simple. We aren't discussing it. We are discussing our membership.
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
You don't speak for everyone who voted to leave anymore that I do for all who voted to remain. Those who voted to leave weren't asked how they wanted to leave, primarily because it wasn't back then a live issue. So "wanting to implement a referendum" is a meaningless phrase. It might be the mantra of the ultra leaver who wants us out whatever the cost but it just isn't what Parliament is prepared to accept. Nor would it be what every leaver would want and if that was only 2% of them who disagree with you then you no longer have a majority for your position. However we personally voted in 2016 we are where we are. Neither of us are MPs so have no direct involvement in what will happen now. That's Parliament's job and it seems incredibly difficult and complicated to me. It's far from just "remainers" who are involved in insisting that there is proper scrutiny and possible changes. The DUP, for instance, are hardly "remainers". Who knows yet what the ERG are going to do. Blah blah blah blah, traitor.
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
War!! What the hell are you on about!! It certainly did. Then it changed it. Now it might just do so again.
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
He loves moaning that car makers are leaving Britain whilst Germany the king car maker is on its arse. [Link] Edited by dannyboy1978 (21 Oct 2019 10.48pm) Also a huge anti EU march in Warsaw at the weekend the Poles know the EU is on it's last legs & they want out. As do the French (Macron petrified to let the people vote & beating up his own citizens) & the Italians The EU will be know more in 10 years when countries take back their independence.
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Originally posted by Mapletree
It certainly did. Then it changed it. Now it might just do so again. Who changed their mind? Best of 3? Joke the lot of you
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