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He might stab you.:catfight:

If your sensibilities are offended about something on here then report it to the Mods and if they agree with you then they'll lift it from the forum.

So basically you're saying that you arranged to fight a bloke whom you have never ever met to settle arguments you've had online on a footie forum and that you told him you would arm yourself with a knife and you think Simster's the one being a prat.

No-one here has suggested that you use it a lot except you, you said you had NEVER used the phrases and that he was a liar. He clearly isn't. Maybe an apology to him?

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I've no axe to grind regarding Greens/The Level/Lord B or whatever but I've live just a few minute's walk from the Level, have done since 1996 and I've probably walked across the Level and back almost every day of those 18 or 19 years so speak with some experience. Yes, the Level used to be...

You've got to admire her brassneck. She's now playing the victim card saying it's anti-Islington prejudice that's caused this media storm. She's quite pathetic.

I don't know who's digging a bigger hole, you or the hapless Thornberry who now claims: "It was a house covered in British (sic) flags. I've never seen anything like it before. My point is that it's a remarkable image of a house completely covered in flags. There's three of them."...

Yeah, my response and the professor of politics/Guardian columnist and just about everyone else....But you're probably right. A Labour MP thought it a jolly good idea to go on a 'fishing trip' mocking a specific type of voter - just for the lulz. Yup, that would be it.

Me and Matthew Goodwin, Guardian columnist and Prof of politics at Nottingham Uni https://twitter.com/GoodwinMJ ...oh and City AM here and probably just about every daily newspaper tomorrow. 535456119553261569 535458696168767488

Snobbery. A slur on who she thinks votes Tory or UKIP. Seriously - you're fooling no-one with this line of defence. It is blindingly obvious what she means by it. You're being deliberately and extremely obtuse.

Yup. Labour MP randomly taking photos of a by-election that UKIP are likely to win and it just so happens to be one of a house with white van and St George flags outside. No intent or slur intended. No sirree. Dear oh dear, I'm concluding along with just about everybody else except for you...

Just that. There's no need to be coy, the implication is very clear as all the responses to it indicate.

Labour MP for Islington South (what a surprise) Emily Thornberry being predictably snobbish 535450556199075840 Yes, love. That's a working class person and attitudes like yours are why they don't vote for your lot any more.

Given your ignorance of the rules and rights regarding free movement across EFTA nations, I'm not sure you're best placed to use that phrase.

The whole point is self-determination. And you are fundamentally wrong about the right of abode and freedom of movement. We would be in the same position as Norway, Iceland, Lichtenstein whose citizens are free to move to EU countries as we are to them. UK non-membership of the EU would still...

No they won't. That's just reckless scare-mongering. Britain will still be an EFTA member, non-membership of the EU will not affect that one bit and as such UK citizens can live in those countries you mentioned freely as can those countries' citizens in ours. There is no way in the world that...

Most voters are uninformed, myself included. Most voters don't bother poring through manifestos that spell out in detail each party's stance on every issue. They vote based on one or a few key points or if they feel that a party broadly represents their own values. If all you and the likes of...

Given that their raison d'être is the UK exit from the EU I think you're on safe ground assuming that their electoral strategy is based around dislike of the EU. I think the clue is in the party's name.