I've just googled "national identity benefit" and just get a load of stuff on the benefits of a national identity CARD. Which doesn't surprise me, because it's a load of made up crap in your head. No wonder you can't it explain it.
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I've just googled "national identity benefit" and just get a load of stuff on the benefits of a national identity CARD. Which doesn't surprise me, because it's a load of made up crap in your head. No wonder you can't it explain it.
LadySeagull
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Do you not know how Google works?!
Two Professors
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See the 'groovy gang' of miscogynist bullies are out in force.Bit early for Fridat drinking club.
Stop avoiding the question. I asked you what it means.
Tom Bombadil
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Largely imaginary.
Two Professors
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What,like the Katyn Forest massacres?
Miscogynist . You remind me of that YouTube clip of the American div who tries 5 times to pronounce socialist correctly.
nicko31
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Don't see any misogynist behaviour TP, just people being asked to back to their quotes with facts.
Tom Bombadil
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What's that got to do with leaving the eu?
Two Professors
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Funny that.Load of blokes ganging up on a lady poster,but you can't see it.
I have no idea of the gender of the poster.
Two Professors
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When you put in a search for National Identity Benefit,a lady called Jaqui Smith turns up,linked to this:
Which political party was that?
Which political party was that?
Two Professors
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About as much as DR.
Interesting post.
I agree the country may well vote leave again if offered another vote but any second ballot would need to spell out the three options:
1. The only deal on the table, Theresa May's deal (The EU won't entertain any other)
2. No deal Hard Brexit
3. Remain
In order that the Brexit vote isn't unfairly split the voters should be allowed up to two Xs on the paper. This means the Brexit vote can't be split. The option with the most votes wins.
If this does not happen it will be because we simply crash out with no deal. Boris realises that Brexit can't easily be renegociated (and only to a cosmetic degree), and that no earthly modification will please enough voters to quell unrest, so he's aiming for a hard Brexit.
Corbyn is part of the equation but not in the way you seem to imagine. We won't have a general election this year. When we do have a general election Corbyn may still get in (before any of this I predicted Trump will become president, the UK will vote leave, and Corbyn will become PM, so my mystic megness still has mojo). However Corbyn will not support a second referendum. If he gets in, it will be a shambles. Boris also realises this and realises that there must be closure on Brexit before any GE, because the Brexit supporter vote will be split mainly among Tory and Brexit parties, allowing a Corbyn victory.
I have answered you point about 3 versions of Brexit vs Remain above.
If we were living in Korea we wouldn't have had one referendum, let alone a clarifying second referendum.
We may well end up with what you want (hard Brexit) but in politics never underestimate 'events'.
I personally favour a clarifying vote, either of the sort outlined above, or if the unexpected occurs and Boris negociates a different deal before October (it will have to be September), a simple 'Boris Brexit versus Remain'.
But it will be parliament that decides.
LadySeagull
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I was told I was clearly 'on the gin', and to 'know my place' and shut up. Never seen a male poster told that.
As for national identity benefits of Brexit, I was answering a question and have already made it clear this is not something that influenced my leave vote, but I understand it did for others. It amuses me that remoaners here seem to have no grasp of Google and can't engage their brains to add the word 'Brexit' to the search.
Sounds like the sort of person who types a full question into a search engine, or needs a full URL including 'http' or 'www' to find a website.
Instead of posting about Google three times you could, of course, just explain what it means. This would have been easier. The fact you haven’t leads me to believe you’re just quoting stuff you don’t really understand. I can’t think of any other reason to be so evasive, especially in a debate.
LadySeagull
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I said it's not something I set any store by.
At least I do try to understand why other leave voters voted the way they did, unlike remainers, who tell us we didn't know/are thick.
At least I do try to understand why other leave voters voted the way they did, unlike remainers, who tell us we didn't know/are thick.
vegster
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Strange, she's usually so good with the legalities of parking tickets ?
Don't side-track the thread by focusing on that nonsense. I want to hear about the ECONOMICAL BENEFITS. Finally somebody prepared to actually explain some ways in which the UK is going to economically benefit from leaving.
Away you go [MENTION=18265]LadySeagull[/MENTION]
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