I suspect it is the worse off who will come out of this very badly.
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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I suspect it is the worse off who will come out of this very badly.
Of course it will take ages, but then most of the people that voted out realised this, it was stated many times before the referendum that it would take time.
The Remainers are itching to spread the doom and gloom and so far things are ok, better than was predicted by the IMF and others.
studio150
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And what was Respect with George Galloway at the helm.
studio150
Well-known member
So you're happy with GBP at a 31 year low against the USD. That's fine, but how far would it need to fall for it not to be ok in your view.
I am happy we are exiting the EU, i do not speculate or have a view on something that has not happened..... how far would it have to go up before it to be ok in your view.
studio150
Well-known member
Avoiding the question again, well done. I may have to let some party boppers off when you do actually answer one
Not avoiding the question, just not an answer that suits you. People like you keep asking hypothetical questions on things that have not/may not happen.
I will have an opinion when and if your hypothetical scenarios happen, til then i take it as it happens. Sorry if this does not suit your agenda.
Oh, and you avoided my response as well, never mind.
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
- 26,121
The same as Sinn Fein with McGuinness and Adams running it.
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
- 26,121
Pastafarian and BigGully have answered this quite succinctly. The people that pick fruit and veg, wherever they come from are entitled to the same employment rights as the rest of the working population. If that means we pay a higher but fairer price then that's what needs to happen.
studio150
Well-known member
So if you were asked if Brighton are going to win against Preston you view would be I don't speculate the game hasn't happened yet, I will tell you at the end of the game. It must be a very wide fence that you don't move from.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Oh dear.
It's like trying to remove a splinter..........Top comparison, the future of the country adding that decisions are made by politicians in a worldwide environment with uncertainties and risks.....and a football match between two teams with 11 players each and form and positions known.........................cracking comparison
studio150
Well-known member
Top comparison, the future of the country adding that decisions are made by politicians in a worldwide environment with uncertainties and risks.....and a football match between two teams with 11 players each and form and positions known.........................cracking comparison
But yet again you avoided the question. However you must have important matters on your mind given that UKIP is in disarray with the the new leader stepping down in double quick time. Maybe time for you to step forward to take the reigns
Oh dear, your posts are getting more desperate each time. Why would UKIP being in " disarray " bother me..... their job is done, they could rise again if needed, but the vote was out, job done.
Why would i want to "step forward to take the reigns", have you been drinking or just trying to get your post count up.
The "important matters" are getting out of the EU asap....leave the "disarray"
severnside gull
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Farage on the comeback trail now James has stood down (someone spat at her on a train apparently).
St Theresa might have to watch out
St Theresa might have to watch out
UKIP aren't extremists though.
Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
- 26,121
My apologies then. I had the impression that you thought they were.
No apology needed, you're a fan of The Fall after all, which takes precedence over any of this tawdry nonsense on NSC.
[MENTION=26105]Soulman[/MENTION] and [MENTION=27983]Bas[/MENTION]hldir are 'Kippers and I respect their views. Whilst I'm no more likely to vote UKIP than you are, the party represents people who have been disenfranchised by mainstream politics.
I can't stand Farage, but he represents a safety valve in a democracy.
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Buzzer
Languidly Clinical
- Oct 1, 2006
- 26,121
You're a good bloke.
Me neither but I'll have to disagree with you here about what he represents. He's created this myth that he's an outsider untainted by the usual political scandal. Similar in that respect to Corbyn, I guess. And that moustache looks ridiculous.