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Park Road 17 May 19 11.29am
Originally posted by SW19 CPFC Again, how is this constant stream of amoebic dross any different from PP similar levels of perceived nonsense Not noted just dismissed
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17 May 19 11.29am

Originally posted by SW19 CPFC

Again, how is this constant stream of amoebic dross any different from PP similar levels of perceived nonsense

Not noted just dismissed

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blackheatheagle Beckenham 17 May 19 11.38am
Originally posted by Maine Eagle Why were you not pleased? I believe knowing the background of that dress is enough reason for not to be pleased. Woman`s position in Islam is structured on pure discrimination. So while discussing discrimination in the public (against immigrants, colored skin, LGBT etc), discriminating a mindset which was built on discrimination should not be an issue
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Beckenham 17 May 19 11.38am

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Originally posted by Maine Eagle

Why were you not pleased?

I believe knowing the background of that dress is enough reason for not to be pleased.

Woman`s position in Islam is structured on pure discrimination. So while discussing discrimination in the public (against immigrants, colored skin, LGBT etc), discriminating a mindset which was built on discrimination should not be an issue

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 17 May 19 11.46am
Originally posted by blackheatheagle I believe knowing the background of that dress is enough reason for not to be pleased. Woman`s position in Islam is structured on pure discrimination. So while discussing discrimination in the public (against immigrants, colored skin, LGBT etc), discriminating a mindset which was built on discrimination should not be an issue How dare you crush one of the many illogical ideologies of the left. Shame on you. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 17 May 19 11.46am

Originally posted by blackheatheagle

I believe knowing the background of that dress is enough reason for not to be pleased.

How dare you crush one of the many illogical ideologies of the left.

Shame on you.

COYP

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Spiderman Horsham 17 May 19 12.41pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle You are wrong, if you dont mind me pointing out. People did not vote exclusively for a no deal exit, though some did. People did not vote exclusively for May's deal (as it didnt exist), though some voted for some kind of managed exit along the lines of a withdrawal agreement/deal. People did not vote exclusively for Norway plus, though some did. Therefore delivering one of those options, is not democratic, Hrolf. You cannot play the "uphold the democracy" card on one hand when it suits you, then completely sack of the concept of democracy on the other hand. The way in which we leave the EU has massive, fundamental and far reaching consequences. No deal compared to May's deal is very different indeed. To democratically deliver one of those exit routes, it must be voted on in a 2nd referendum. Given the amount of lies, mistruths, lack of understanding and simple inability to predict the future in 2016, any reasonable person would also concede the very concept of leaving the EU must be voted on again, if you are going to the trouble of arranging a second national vote. If your position is solid, we will vote again to leave the EU. As you hold democracy in such high regard, if the will of the British people has changed, as they have seen the 350 mil for the NHS was a lie, and they have seen job losses and uncertainty, and they have seen what is happening with British Steel, then democratic process must rule and a new vote must be held. How do you know this?
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Horsham 17 May 19 12.41pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

You are wrong, if you dont mind me pointing out.

People did not vote exclusively for a no deal exit, though some did.

People did not vote exclusively for May's deal (as it didnt exist), though some voted for some kind of managed exit along the lines of a withdrawal agreement/deal.

People did not vote exclusively for Norway plus, though some did.

Therefore delivering one of those options, is not democratic, Hrolf.

You cannot play the "uphold the democracy" card on one hand when it suits you, then completely sack of the concept of democracy on the other hand.

The way in which we leave the EU has massive, fundamental and far reaching consequences. No deal compared to May's deal is very different indeed.

To democratically deliver one of those exit routes, it must be voted on in a 2nd referendum.

Given the amount of lies, mistruths, lack of understanding and simple inability to predict the future in 2016, any reasonable person would also concede the very concept of leaving the EU must be voted on again, if you are going to the trouble of arranging a second national vote.

If your position is solid, we will vote again to leave the EU.

As you hold democracy in such high regard, if the will of the British people has changed, as they have seen the 350 mil for the NHS was a lie, and they have seen job losses and uncertainty, and they have seen what is happening with British Steel, then democratic process must rule and a new vote must be held.

How do you know this?

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 17 May 19 1.30pm
Originally posted by Spiderman How do you know this? It goes without saying, obviously. And I’m a leaver. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 17 May 19 1.30pm

Originally posted by Spiderman

How do you know this?

It goes without saying, obviously. And I’m a leaver.

COYP

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Spiderman Horsham 17 May 19 3.20pm
Originally posted by dannyboy1978 More right wing press rubbish [Link] Oh hold on. Interesting, thank you. Thought the following paragraph was insightful, bearing in mind this thread had mentioned dictatorship: Macron has pitted himself as the leader of anti-populist forces in opposition to the likes of Matteo Salvini, Italy’s far-right deputy prime minister, while the European commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, has warned voters against using the elections as a protest vote.
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Spiderman

Horsham 17 May 19 3.20pm

Originally posted by dannyboy1978

More right wing press rubbish
[Link]

Oh hold on.

Interesting, thank you. Thought the following paragraph was insightful, bearing in mind this thread had mentioned dictatorship:
Macron has pitted himself as the leader of anti-populist forces in opposition to the likes of Matteo Salvini, Italy’s far-right deputy prime minister, while the European commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, has warned voters against using the elections as a protest vote.

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Midlands Eagle 17 May 19 3.31pm
Originally posted by Spiderman the European commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, has warned voters against using the elections as a protest vote. Jean-Claude Juncker can go f*** himself. How dare he tell all European voters how to vote
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17 May 19 3.31pm

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Originally posted by Spiderman

the European commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, has warned voters against using the elections as a protest vote.

Jean-Claude Juncker can go f*** himself. How dare he tell all European voters how to vote

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 17 May 19 4.23pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays Peffers is really going for that red. He won't be denied! Don't do it Peffers! Quick....someone hold him back! What is 'homophobic bulling' by the way?.....Is it some kind of new sadomasochistic position after spooning? Edited by Stirlingsays (14 May 2019 7.34am) Only just noticed this. Genuinely sorry to see Peffers go. The Volkischer Beobachter comment did make me laugh, though, as did much of his output. Modding seems to be a lot more zero tolerance now than in my day. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Clapham on the Back 17 May 19 4.23pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

Peffers is really going for that red.

He won't be denied!

Don't do it Peffers! Quick....someone hold him back!

What is 'homophobic bulling' by the way?.....Is it some kind of new sadomasochistic position after spooning?

Edited by Stirlingsays (14 May 2019 7.34am)

Only just noticed this. Genuinely sorry to see Peffers go. The Volkischer Beobachter comment did make me laugh, though, as did much of his output. Modding seems to be a lot more zero tolerance now than in my day.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Midlands Eagle 17 May 19 4.50pm
Originally posted by Cucking Funt Genuinely sorry to see Peffers go. The Volkischer Beobachter comment did make me laugh, though, as did much of his output. Modding seems to be a lot more zero tolerance now than in my day. He probably held the record for yellow cards which incidentally none of which were issued by me but the last straw was when he publicly called me a c***. Don't tell me that you would have just laughed it off in your day
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Midlands Eagle

17 May 19 4.50pm

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

Genuinely sorry to see Peffers go. The Volkischer Beobachter comment did make me laugh, though, as did much of his output. Modding seems to be a lot more zero tolerance now than in my day.

He probably held the record for yellow cards which incidentally none of which were issued by me but the last straw was when he publicly called me a c***.

Don't tell me that you would have just laughed it off in your day

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the_mcanuff_stuff Caterham 17 May 19 4.55pm
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman It goes without saying, obviously. And I’m a leaver. Indeed. Before the referendum there were lots of people arguing for a "Norway plus" agreement, i.e. economic union without the ever closer political (and possibly military) union. And I know quite a few leave backers who wanted that, as well as many who wanted "hard brexit". It's impossible to say for certain what the split is between "leave" voters. There should have been a second question on the poll card along the lines of "should the UK decide to leave the EU, do you favour...." and we wouldn't have the ambiguity we have now. Based on the referendum result, May's deal ticks the box of "leaving the EU" while leaving neither leavers or remainers happy.
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

It goes without saying, obviously. And I’m a leaver.

Indeed. Before the referendum there were lots of people arguing for a "Norway plus" agreement, i.e. economic union without the ever closer political (and possibly military) union. And I know quite a few leave backers who wanted that, as well as many who wanted "hard brexit". It's impossible to say for certain what the split is between "leave" voters.

There should have been a second question on the poll card along the lines of "should the UK decide to leave the EU, do you favour...." and we wouldn't have the ambiguity we have now.

Based on the referendum result, May's deal ticks the box of "leaving the EU" while leaving neither leavers or remainers happy.

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Maine Eagle USA 17 May 19 4.56pm
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle No-one really knows the answer but the results of next week's EU elections will give a massive clue if Farage's Brexit Party wins the significant number of seats that has been predicted. True but the turn out for those things is pretty weak generally. I guess this year will be a record though eh Even though the remain supporters vote will be split more than the leave supporters, some simple maths and we can get some clues as to where the country stands on leave vs remain in 2019 as its a 1 issue election of course. Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.
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Maine Eagle

USA 17 May 19 4.56pm

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

No-one really knows the answer but the results of next week's EU elections will give a massive clue if Farage's Brexit Party wins the significant number of seats that has been predicted.

True but the turn out for those things is pretty weak generally.

I guess this year will be a record though eh

Even though the remain supporters vote will be split more than the leave supporters, some simple maths and we can get some clues as to where the country stands on leave vs remain in 2019 as its a 1 issue election of course.

Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

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