[MENTION=26105]Soulman[/MENTION] . Have a rest mate. It might do you some good.
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[Politics] Brexit
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Lincoln Imp
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The last link was indeed from a Remain supporter - the result of research by the University of Warwick which, agree with it or not, and the experts on here will not, certainly adds to the debate. Soulman tends to post huge slabs of text from the UKIP-embedded Breibart website, from UKIP itself or from the xenophobic Daily Express (which last didn't publish a front page lead about migrants about 20 years ago it sometimes seems). I am not sure why he does it.
Lincoln Imp
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You're on a PODIUM? Are you Queen Victoria?
What will the onlooking pack do if I have a rest....oh yeah, pick on another that disagrees. All I know is that us "thick" people have been right twice lately, eg the reult of the GE, that Labour could not lose, and the result of the EU referendum. There sure are a lot of thick people out there, the majority in fact.
Now playing the victim card. Excellent work.
Not at all. Seems you Remoaners play that very well. Awaits that nasty tit Simster to put in his stupid pennyworth.
Boo hoo.
Nasty tit? He asked you some very reasonable questions, nothing more.
You really and genuinely don't have any wit or intelligence do you? You have had numerous chances for a withering put down....and the best you can do is play-ground childlike retorts and name calling like this. I'm now waiting for you to tell me your dad is bigger than mine. Or maybe you'll take your ball and go home. Actually, I prefer the latter.
W.C.
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spring hall convert
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You forgot
Diana
Extreme weather conditions (whilst simultaneously denying the existence of climate change)
Madeline McCann
Muslims cancelling Christmas
pb21
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An interesting poll showing peoples opinions regarding the Single Market; seems it is still viewed quite favourably.
”With up to five months to go before the start of formal negotiations on Brexit, Ipsos MORI’s new Political Monitor shows a public divided in their priorities for Britain’s future relationship with Europe after it leaves. Forty-five percent think Britain should prioritise access to the European Single Market while 39% say it should prioritise controlling immigration.”
Surely it would be undemocratic to ignore what the majority of people want?
https://www.ipsos-mori.com/Assets/Docs/Polls/pm-october-2016-topline.pdf
”With up to five months to go before the start of formal negotiations on Brexit, Ipsos MORI’s new Political Monitor shows a public divided in their priorities for Britain’s future relationship with Europe after it leaves. Forty-five percent think Britain should prioritise access to the European Single Market while 39% say it should prioritise controlling immigration.”
Surely it would be undemocratic to ignore what the majority of people want?
https://www.ipsos-mori.com/Assets/Docs/Polls/pm-october-2016-topline.pdf
Green Cross Code Man
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You make a good point. If you feel very strongly about it, I suggest you form some sort of political party or action group and try to either get elected or force a referendum.
pb21
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Thanks, glad you think so.
Green Cross Code Man
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Yes I do. Your point more than justifies the Brexit referendum and shows that you have understood, at last, the democratic mandate.
pb21
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Eh, what ‘democratic mandate’ have I not understood?!
Lincoln Imp
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I know someone who won't like that one little bit. According to him 100 per cent of people voting Leave did so on the clear understanding that they were voting to leave the single market. Now 45 per cent of them think our priority should be to maintain access to it. Has public opinion ever shifted so quickly? (Cue treatise about the difference between having access to the single market and actually belonging to it.)
beorhthelm
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seeing as you recognise there is a difference, why on earth make this point about opinion changing, since you know itspossible to hold both views?
Ah this is what you're all about - glib one-liner tittle-tattle that contributes nothing. Why don't you nick off until you've got something interesting to say?
studio150
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The other interesting responses from the poll, are:
Is the lower valued pound a good thing - 55% said No
Will the economic position improve over the next 12 months - 53% said would get worse
Will your living standard improve when the UK leaves the EU - only 24% said it would improve
But of course the polling is invalid as it didn't ask any question about getting our country back. But the realism of being poorer is present.