I couldn't agree more. I have no respect for the man at all, and if he walked down my street I'd give him verbal abuse, but we are starting to see that hate spill over more and more. Perhaps it will teach him the consequences of his words early - before we have another Jo Cox on our hands.
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I couldn't agree more. I have no respect for the man at all, and if he walked down my street I'd give him verbal abuse, but we are starting to see that hate spill over more and more. Perhaps it will teach him the consequences of his words early - before we have another Jo Cox on our hands.
JC Footy Genius
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- Jun 9, 2015
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If someone had thrown a milkshake over Soubry/any remain MP you would be claiming it as an example of fascist Brexit Britain ....
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Juan Albion
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So Farage wasn't the only tosser present then.
Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
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My dad was 15 when Oswald Mosely campaigned down Tooley Street in his armoured car. My dad promptly said '**** that' and joined the communist party. He didn't stay with them for long (different kinds of dick heads) but he had a lifelong scorn for right wing rabble rousers (especially minor public school twunts) who wet their pants at the first sign of the sort of violence they themselves have been encouraging.
Pretty pink fairy
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Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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Anna Soubry doesn't promote conflict and distrust, produce posters aimed at fuelling racist xenophobia and associate immigration with the rape of English women. He knows what he's doing.
Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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...and he chooses his battleground.
...and Anna Soubry was quick and vociferous in condemning the behaviour of the missile throwing protestor. What a contrast with Farage!
Disaster in plain sight.... and Brexit supporters are looking away.
darkwolf666
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That’s a massive leap of faith, British Steel has been going to the wall for years - you’ll be blaming Brexit for Debenhams, HMV, Select, Toys ‘R Us and many other failures.
British Steel hasn’t been able to compete with cheap imports from outside Europe, so staying in Europe wouldn’t make a scrap (metal) of difference!
There is a very good article in the FT*. titled "The long, slow decline of the British Steel industry", if you care to search for it. It may enlighten you, unless you just wish to carry on with cheap point scoring...
*can't seem to add link, without it taking you to the subscription page for the FT...
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- Jul 10, 2003
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After 3 years of watching various Leave voters going round in circles getting increasingly angry that they haven't got Brexit, I will try to help and explain in simple terms what you need to do in order to get your Brexit. It really isn't that complicated.
The referendum was won by a small majority.
The Government which are trying to implement Brexit also have a small majority.
There are two feasible options for Brexit,
1.'No deal' and a Border in NI,
2 A deal with a Customs Union, (you can call it 'backstop' if you prefer).
(Note: I said feasible, there are huge financial, infrastructure, lead times, economic and political issues associated with the first option, so we will stick with feasible).
There are three 'groups' of leavers
1 'No Deal',
2 'Customs Union'
3 'Don't care/understand'
These three groups need to agree which Brexit they want in order to maintain the small majorities from the referendum and in parliament. If you keep on voting against one another, you will not maintain any majority you had and you will not get Brexit.
The EU, Remainers, Squealing Pigs © [MENTION=18265]LadySeagull[/MENTION] , Undemocratic Loons © [MENTION=33253]JC Footy Genius[/MENTION] , could not stop Brexit if you could simply agree what it is you want. The only people stopping Brexit are yourselves
Hope this helps
Carry on
The referendum was won by a small majority.
The Government which are trying to implement Brexit also have a small majority.
There are two feasible options for Brexit,
1.'No deal' and a Border in NI,
2 A deal with a Customs Union, (you can call it 'backstop' if you prefer).
(Note: I said feasible, there are huge financial, infrastructure, lead times, economic and political issues associated with the first option, so we will stick with feasible).
There are three 'groups' of leavers
1 'No Deal',
2 'Customs Union'
3 'Don't care/understand'
These three groups need to agree which Brexit they want in order to maintain the small majorities from the referendum and in parliament. If you keep on voting against one another, you will not maintain any majority you had and you will not get Brexit.
The EU, Remainers, Squealing Pigs © [MENTION=18265]LadySeagull[/MENTION] , Undemocratic Loons © [MENTION=33253]JC Footy Genius[/MENTION] , could not stop Brexit if you could simply agree what it is you want. The only people stopping Brexit are yourselves
Hope this helps
Carry on
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darkwolf666
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Yep, this could have been acid. I can't believe that some people on here find it funny or an opportunity for a cheap gag! You may hate him, but there is no way you can condone this sort of behaviour...
Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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It will give the good people of North Lincolnshire more time to campaign for the hard Brexit they apparently desire I suppose.
Mark my words ff anyone luzzed a milkshake at me, they'd be drinking their next one through a straw.
Not my joke
Not my joke
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
From April 2016
https://www.ft.com/content/05c2f8b2-f7e4-11e5-96db-fc683b5e52db
From June 2016
Referendum
Still, don't want to spoil a strong argument do we?
https://www.ft.com/content/05c2f8b2-f7e4-11e5-96db-fc683b5e52db
From June 2016
Referendum
Still, don't want to spoil a strong argument do we?