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Originally posted by matt_himself
I see you are still avoiding serious debate in favour glib generalisations. Still it gives you something to do whilst the men are out earning a days wage. Eating steak and travelling on Eurostar? How arduous. One day you may know the meaning of 'proper work'.
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Originally posted by Kermit8
Eating steak and travelling on Eurostar? How arduous. One day you may know the meaning of 'proper work'.
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Originally posted by matt_himself
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Originally posted by Lyons550
Not saying you're wrong Nick...but where did you get this stat from? Evidently not from this woman. She was only EU Commissioner for Justice, Fundamental Rights and Citizenship at the time. What would she know?
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Originally posted by nickgusset
ad hominem again. Please add something useful to the debate rather than resorting to insults. I read you every day. You are transparent, it's not an insult. Everything you do is driven by your political agenda, all your posts are driven by your political agenda. Do you honestly think that those of us who grew up in the eighties/nineties don't recognise the traits of your sort? Typical student leftie brainwashing tactics. Repeat the agenda and try to incite the masses. It's text book, Comrade.
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Originally posted by Hoof Hearted
Cameron had his Lederhosen taken down by Merkel and given a damn good spanking when he asked for meaningful concessions - but she flatly refused and he had to ask for mickey mouse concessions that make no difference to the swathes of EU migrants intent on coming here until we're swamped by them.. That's not technically true though is it. I mean...what he came back with may have been small and insignificant but he did get something... As someone else pointed out what he did come back with may only have aligned us with what others already have which then tells me that they're really not that bothered (despite the fawning in public) about us exiting. As such I cant see the EU then suddenly falling apart as Kermit suggests...it's all very intriguing....
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Originally posted by Kermit8
Eating steak and travelling on Eurostar? How arduous. One day you may know the meaning of 'proper work'. You do know his occupation is listed as pimp don't you? Surely it doesn't take much to figure out why he travelled to Paris. The question rather more is what baggage he returned with.
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Originally posted by matt_himself
You are transparent, it's not an insult. Everything you do is driven by your political agenda, all your posts are driven by your political agenda. Do you honestly think that those of us who grew up in the eighties/nineties don't recognise the traits of your sort? Typical student leftie brainwashing tactics. Repeat the agenda and try to incite the masses. It's text book, Comrade. Absolute paranoid s***e. Repeat the agenda? whilst I agree most of my political posts (and only a dimwit would say all of my posts are political) are anti tory, anti austerity, there are many issues that I have brought up, so called bedroom tax, workers rights, privatisation through academisation, election chicanery, selling off of the land registry, downright lying in pmq's etc etc. Highlighting what i feel are injustices is not brainwashing. But I forgot, your mindset is that we should all accept our lot and shut up. As for the eighties and nineties, when I left school I worked in a factory for many years (one where unions were not recognised and people were stitched up) that is where I developed my politics. I thought you were on a train? Or did the s***e that spews forth from you cause a blockage causing a delay? Kind regards
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Originally posted by nickgusset
I do find Gove, Johnson and Farage contemptable, and their reasons for brexit. If I choose to vote leave it will be for different reasons, as I've outlined earlier. Do you know how I'm going to vote because I don't? Perhaps I should refer to you as mystic matt in future. I hope, in reality, it's not just an attempt to destablise the Tories. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (08 Jun 2016 3.05pm)
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I hope, in reality, it's not just an attempt to destablise the Tories. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (08 Jun 2016 3.05pm) No, they are doing that well enough by themselves
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Extending the deadline to register to vote That would indicate a certain amount of concern amongst the Remain
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Originally posted by nickgusset
No, they are doing that well enough by themselves 2 election wins. Doesn't seem to destabilised to me. Meanwhile how are your shower doing? Is Corbyn staying at home on the next Ides of March? Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (08 Jun 2016 3.32pm)
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Across Europe, many are saying Cameron got too many concessions! He clearly didn't come back with nothing. Perhaps not enough for the UK's liking. But the fact that he has won the right to hold back on welfare for immigrants such as working tax credits for those on piss poor wages shows he came back with something. Edited by nickgusset (08 Jun 2016 12.55pm) Really? Francis Hollande can be quoted as saying that David Cameron secured no 'meaningful' changes to the way the EU works. Cameron repeatedly talks about how he wants to prevent migrants from claiming unemployment benefits (for 5 years), yet completely misses the point about why many immigrants from EU countries want to come here which is of course to work as there is a higher minimum. I doubt very much the Poles, Romanians and Bulgarians will care very much that they can't claim unemployment benefits because the vast majority aren't here to be 'unemployed'. I mean who does Cameron think these people are? This makes him ignorant at best and damn right racist at worse. Coincidentally, it should be noted that when Mr. or Mrs. unskilled labourer gets a job in the UK, he / she is still eligible for in work benefits and tax credits effectively making Cameron's concessions... meaningless. After edit - my apologies, banned from accessing unemployment benefits for 3 months. eligible for 'contributory in work benefits' from the onset, not eligible for 'non-contributory in work benefits for 4 years, however thise only applies for 7 years. Edited by snytaxx (08 Jun 2016 4.16pm) Edited by snytaxx (08 Jun 2016 4.17pm)
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Absolute paranoid s***e. Repeat the agenda? whilst I agree most of my political posts (and only a dimwit would say all of my posts are political) are anti tory, anti austerity, there are many issues that I have brought up, so called bedroom tax, workers rights, privatisation through academisation, election chicanery, selling off of the land registry, downright lying in pmq's etc etc. Highlighting what i feel are injustices is not brainwashing. But I forgot, your mindset is that we should all accept our lot and shut up. As for the eighties and nineties, when I left school I worked in a factory for many years (one where unions were not recognised and people were stitched up) that is where I developed my politics. I thought you were on a train? Or did the s***e that spews forth from you cause a blockage causing a delay? Kind regards Gusset, we, of an age, know your sort. You are a professional, lifelong leftie rebel. Every outpouring, every post, every link is designed to incite the masses. It is the classic Trot hymn sheet. If I was on the side of the establishment, I would be voting remain. However, I am not and I believe that you genuinely hate the EU and are uncomfortable with Conrade Corbyn's u-turn. You are going to vote remain because you want to add to the Tory civil war and politik in order to get Comrade Corbyn elected. That's the truth.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
No, they are doing that well enough by themselves Boom-Tish
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
2 election wins. Doesn't seem to destabilised to me. Meanwhile how are your shower doing? Is Corbyn staying at home on the next Ides of March? Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (08 Jun 2016 3.32pm) My shower is doing rather well, after I cleaned the head out. I suspect Mr Gusset didn't vote for Mr Blair....
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Originally posted by matt_himself
Gusset, we, of an age, know your sort. You are a professional, lifelong leftie rebel. Every outpouring, every post, every link is designed to incite the masses. It is the classic Trot hymn sheet. If I was on the side of the establishment, I would be voting remain. However, I am not and I believe that you genuinely hate the EU and are uncomfortable with Conrade Corbyn's u-turn. You are going to vote remain because you want to add to the Tory civil war and politik in order to get Comrade Corbyn elected. That's the truth. I think it would help the leave campaign if they could manage to avoid sounding like racist xenophobes who masturbate themselves to sleep over a romanticised view of Britain that never existed.... Given some of the reasons people have given, voting to remain to add to the Conservative civil war would be at least rational.
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
Extending the deadline to register to vote That would indicate a certain amount of concern amongst the Remain "Panic" to register before the deadline last night after waiting 2 months from announcement! You just know that these are the sort of people that won't turn up on the day to actually vote. Most definitely looking like desperation from Remain.
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
Extending the deadline to register to vote That would indicate a certain amount of concern amongst the Remain It's ridiculous. You've had since your 18th birthday to register to vote but because some morons leave until after 10pm on the day of the deadline, they plead to extend it. A deadline is a deadline. Are we going to roll over the election day if enough people say they forgot to vote?
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| Hoof Hearted 08 Jun 16 5.08pm | |
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Originally posted by Stuk
It's ridiculous. You've had since your 18th birthday to register to vote but because some morons leave until after 10pm on the day of the deadline, they plead to extend it. A deadline is a deadline. Are we going to roll over the election day if enough people say they forgot to vote? It'll be blocked again tonight. Me and a few mates log on to the site at 6pm and don't log out till after midnight.
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