nicko31
Well-known member
whats the problem with being patriotic, is it a crime ,that's the problem with a section of our society a bunch of limp wristed do gooders , know what I mean
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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pastafarian
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Crikey you are easily triggered arnt you, ive heard the lies and smears before, we all have about Farage being a liar and a racist but you have certainly upped the game by claiming he is fascist as well.
I just thought it would be a nice place for his statue, near Mandela and Churchill in Parliament Square and just around the corner from the statue of Boadicea.
pastafarian
Well-known member
Even if Osbornes editorial piece claim were true(it is disputed) it wouldn’t matter anyway. TM has long held the belief a unilateral approach is wrong and a reciprocal negotiated approach is the fair way forward. You remember parliament voted on this issue don’t you? And voted against the unilateral approach amendment .
pastafarian
Well-known member
84% of electorate backed parties that were virtually identical to May`s Brexit (real brexit) in their own manifestos
Thanks for your vote by the way.
It is possibly the least suitable user name on this forum tbf.
That's fine. Im resigned to Brexit happening so now it's a case of getting the best deal. I believe my vote has worked in my favour.
Jesus. He actually said that. Wtf.
daveinprague
New member
hahahaha
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
It's basically a negotiation model a used by someone selling a car in a pub. He thinks that by saying he's prepared to walk away enough times makes him look strong, when even those around him can see it is weak. Of course you can walk away if you cannot agree a negotiation - but that isn't your start point. You have to start with the positives for both parties, what can be gained, what is beneficial. It all looks too negative in the way we're approaching it.
And both sides know that the UK walking away and having to rely on WTO tariffs will be utterly suicidal so it's a stupid position to adopt as the UK will never walk away and default.
Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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This point is now being made by many enthusiastic Brexiteers. It is a misleading over-simplification.
100 per cent of the electorate voted for parties that are opposed to the death penalty. This doesn't mean that 100 per cent of people are opposed to the death penalty. In the referendum I voted for the result that might make it more likely that the practise of live animal exports will continue. This doesn't mean that I am in favour of live animal exports.
Elsewhere, the Labour Party's position on a hard Brexit (for clarity, customs union and single market membership) continues to evolve in the light of what it takes to be the developing view of the country. We do not at this stage know where this evolution will end up. Meanwhile, the Conservatives' position on Hard Brexit has not changed since the election, although there seems to be pressure within the party for it to do so. The Tory's Europhobe wing cannot really criticise these developments, given that their party appears to have abandoned most of their manifesto commitments.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Forget hard and soft Brexit.
The new narrative is "Jobs based Brexit"
The new narrative is "Jobs based Brexit"
Wonder if the deal with the DUP will change things, they want to stay in the single market, among other things
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
I'd send them out to Brussels, at least they know how to negotiate.
You mean a quiet word in their ears: 'we know where you live'?
Baldseagull
Well-known member
How wonderful that Britain is showing those undemocratic EU people how a proper democracy works, by bribing the DUP to prop up Theresa May.
Good comment.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
So all The EU citizens who paid for and filled out the 85 page residency application plus legal costs will have to apply again for the new 'streamlined' settled status one. The Home Office at it's finest, yet again.