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Originally posted by Kermit8
May being sensible: Offering permanent status for the 3,000,000 EU citizens settled here. To be reciprocal of course. This should help the Brexit talks go a lot smoother. It was a s*** idea when Corbyn brought it up.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
It was a s*** idea when Corbyn brought it up. All of the parties love cheap labour. The real penny that is yet to drop with some is that the numbers won't come tumbling down no matter what shade of brexit we end up with.
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Originally posted by Kermit8
Hold on. I'm left of centre. The Right will have been in power 70% of the time by Brexit since 1979 and it was The Right that signed all the significant Euro treaties. You need to look at your side for what you abhor in this country. They are the ones that made the decisions for it to come to this. Edited by Kermit8 (22 Jun 2017 7.33pm) I've answered this point so many times that I can't be bothered.....Yet you just repeat it in ignorance of the answers. The point is so deliberately free of nuance that's it's just a complete wind up. I think that's pretty much what you've become on the boards...a kind of lefty troll. Apparently the 'right' signed us up yet the country...including a significant number of labour voters...voted us out of the EU. I'm not going to travel down this rabbit hole with you again when you appear to just want to repeat a discredited argument.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
UK population increased by 500k last year. Who was running the country? Partly your un-elected friends in the EU commission. Otherwise we wouldn't need the 'Great Repeal Bill'.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Keep going, your ridiculousness is highly entertaining. This next bit is to mock the sort of comments I've come to expect from an H so don't take it seriously Wow....just wow. You should apologise for this. That's very poor. What has got into you? Is that the road you want this board to go down?
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Originally posted by nickgusset
So is saying someone supports Stalin and all those deaths he was responsible for. That's why I added the caveat to show how facile such comments are.
You should apologise. Adding 'caveats' doesn't make it alright. You appear to have gone all 'Ken Livingstone' on us recently. Edited by Stirlingsays (23 Jun 2017 1.54am)
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
You should apologise. Adding 'caveats' doesn't make it alright. You appear to have gone all 'Ken Livingstone' on us recently. Edited by Stirlingsays (23 Jun 2017 1.54am) ....more like Ken Dodd.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
The EU? Most immigration into the UK has been far higher from non-EU countries than from the EU for every year the UK has been an EU member. This will not change once the UK leaves the EU. What will change is the opportunities for the younger generation who will be relegated to second choice within teh 27 country strong EU. Nice for the older people who voted to leave the EU but what do they care when they won't be around to pick up the pieces? A selfish and nasty older generation who has no interest in the future of their own country. If I were the EU, I would make it EU law to accept as EU residents anyone from the UK who isn't a pensioner (at least 10 years to pensionable age) with open arms. Leave the rotting older generation in the UK to smolder in their own compost.
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Originally posted by europalace
Most immigration into the UK has been far higher from non-EU countries than from the EU for every year the UK has been an EU member. This will not change once the UK leaves the EU. What will change is the opportunities for the younger generation who will be relegated to second choice within teh 27 country strong EU. Nice for the older people who voted to leave the EU but what do they care when they won't be around to pick up the pieces? A selfish and nasty older generation who has no interest in the future of their own country. If I were the EU, I would make it EU law to accept as EU residents anyone from the UK who isn't a pensioner (at least 10 years to pensionable age) with open arms. Leave the rotting older generation in the UK to smolder in their own compost. Well, people like you won't be deciding naff all. Ban older people would you? I'd take away your passport to stop you crawling back to this country....People like you inevitably do.
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Originally posted by europalace
Most immigration into the UK has been far higher from non-EU countries than from the EU for every year the UK has been an EU member. This will not change once the UK leaves the EU. What will change is the opportunities for the younger generation who will be relegated to second choice within teh 27 country strong EU. Nice for the older people who voted to leave the EU but what do they care when they won't be around to pick up the pieces? A selfish and nasty older generation who has no interest in the future of their own country. If I were the EU, I would make it EU law to accept as EU residents anyone from the UK who isn't a pensioner (at least 10 years to pensionable age) with open arms. Leave the rotting older generation in the UK to smolder in their own compost. They can just apply for a visa like I had to. No big deal.
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Originally posted by europalace
Most immigration into the UK has been far higher from non-EU countries than from the EU for every year the UK has been an EU member. This will not change once the UK leaves the EU. What will change is the opportunities for the younger generation who will be relegated to second choice within teh 27 country strong EU. Nice for the older people who voted to leave the EU but what do they care when they won't be around to pick up the pieces? A selfish and nasty older generation who has no interest in the future of their own country. If I were the EU, I would make it EU law to accept as EU residents anyone from the UK who isn't a pensioner (at least 10 years to pensionable age) with open arms. Leave the rotting older generation in the UK to smolder in their own compost.
Just remember, a great number of older British people feel the same about the EU as a great number of older Maltese felt about Dom Mintoff when he cosied up to Gadaffi.
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Originally posted by europalace
Most immigration into the UK has been far higher from non-EU countries than from the EU for every year the UK has been an EU member. This will not change once the UK leaves the EU. What will change is the opportunities for the younger generation who will be relegated to second choice within teh 27 country strong EU. Nice for the older people who voted to leave the EU but what do they care when they won't be around to pick up the pieces? A selfish and nasty older generation who has no interest in the future of their own country. If I were the EU, I would make it EU law to accept as EU residents anyone from the UK who isn't a pensioner (at least 10 years to pensionable age) with open arms. Leave the rotting older generation in the UK to smolder in their own compost. Would you make them wear a badge on their clothing with 12 yellow stars on to identify them?
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
Would you make them wear a badge on their clothing with 12 yellow stars on to identify them? Then people would think they work in McDonald's.
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Originally posted by europalace
Most immigration into the UK has been far higher from non-EU countries than from the EU for every year the UK has been an EU member. This will not change once the UK leaves the EU. What will change is the opportunities for the younger generation who will be relegated to second choice within teh 27 country strong EU. Nice for the older people who voted to leave the EU but what do they care when they won't be around to pick up the pieces? A selfish and nasty older generation who has no interest in the future of their own country. If I were the EU, I would make it EU law to accept as EU residents anyone from the UK who isn't a pensioner (at least 10 years to pensionable age) with open arms. Leave the rotting older generation in the UK to smolder in their own compost. Given not even the power brokers in the EU know how Brexit will pan out over time, your hysterical ejaculation sounds rather premature. Probably better to ban democracy altogether. That way you can ensure the correct world view can be enforced on the majority.
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Originally posted by europalace
Most immigration into the UK has been far higher from non-EU countries than from the EU for every year the UK has been an EU member. This will not change once the UK leaves the EU. What will change is the opportunities for the younger generation who will be relegated to second choice within teh 27 country strong EU. Nice for the older people who voted to leave the EU but what do they care when they won't be around to pick up the pieces? A selfish and nasty older generation who has no interest in the future of their own country. If I were the EU, I would make it EU law to accept as EU residents anyone from the UK who isn't a pensioner (at least 10 years to pensionable age) with open arms. Leave the rotting older generation in the UK to smolder in their own compost. I really should learn not to read your posts. The 'nasty' older generation are trying to protect their children and grand children from the unelected,corporate puppets of Brussels.
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Originally posted by Kermit8
Very pleased that May has shown her hand in regard to the 3mill and that they can stay. It shows goodwill and a desire for the talks not to get spiteful. Although showing one's hand no matter what is apparently a terrible way to do business according to some.
Have you seen the reported reactions to this goodwill?
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Originally posted by europalace
Most immigration into the UK has been far higher from non-EU countries than from the EU for every year the UK has been an EU member. This will not change once the UK leaves the EU. What will change is the opportunities for the younger generation who will be relegated to second choice within teh 27 country strong EU. Nice for the older people who voted to leave the EU but what do they care when they won't be around to pick up the pieces? A selfish and nasty older generation who has no interest in the future of their own country. If I were the EU, I would make it EU law to accept as EU residents anyone from the UK who isn't a pensioner (at least 10 years to pensionable age) with open arms. Leave the rotting older generation in the UK to smolder in their own compost. Tube fed, fanny bangled w@nk bat
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Originally posted by becky
Have you seen the reported reactions to this goodwill?
EU cunds and liars [with acknowledgement to Gusset for the adjectives].
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