sir baconface
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He was referring to French farmers, mate, not VW.
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He was referring to French farmers, mate, not VW.
stonerblue
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He was referring to French farmers, mate, not VW.
'with or without the f*cking EU, see who blinks first when the Germans have to start laying off car workers'
Total fucking shite. Who the fuck are you to speak on behalf of those that died in war. You make me sick.
That's right all those that gave their lives died to allow this country to be overun by a group of people that wanted our industry and our money.
hilts
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Total fucking shite. Who the fuck are you to speak on behalf of those that died in war. You make me sick.
In fairness the inners do seem mostly concerned about the economics of the situation, apart from those who prefer to take it up the Arse from Europeans as opposed to the tories, if a labour government was in power and we were having this vote a lot of posters on here would be expressing different views, I see a lot of the inners as either dishonest or just cowardly. Not all mind.
Total fucking shite. Who the fuck are you to speak on behalf of those that died in war. You make me sick.
For you information Pal, I come from a family that has served in the British Military in each of the last 4 generations. I served 28 years myself and have been to more military funerals than you've had wanks.
Anytime you want to come and tell me I make you sick to my face then feel free. I sit in SS3 NN 451 and look forward to meeting you.
AustinBlue
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I'm really sympathetic to the "out" vote primarily over the sense that we don't get a fair deal compared to our contribution and fear over border security.. but I voted "in" Two principal reasons: 1. We can always vote out later. 2. The Italian proverb: If you aren't at the table, you are on the menu. I'd rather we were at the table.
stonerblue
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For you information Pal, I come from a family that has served in the British Military in each of the last 4 generations. I served 28 years myself and have been to more military funerals than you've had wanks.
Anytime you want to come and tell me I make you sick to my face then feel free. I sit in SS3 NN 451 and look forward to meeting you.
Then i'd have thought you'd realise that the gravity of your friends/comrades deaths would be much too heavy to use as cheap political sloganeering.
I'm really sympathetic to the "out" vote primarily over the sense that we don't get a fair deal compared to our contribution and fear over border security.. but I voted "in" Two principal reasons: 1. We can always vote out later. 2. The Italian proverb: If you aren't at the table, you are on the menu. I'd rather we were at the table.
I admire your hope but we won't get another chance after this.
sir baconface
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What makes you think there will be another vote? If the vote is yes, you can probably expect closer integration.I'm really sympathetic to the "out" vote primarily over the sense that we don't get a fair deal compared to our contribution and fear over border security.. but I voted "in" Two principal reasons: 1. We can always vote out later. 2. The Italian proverb: If you aren't at the table, you are on the menu. I'd rather we were at the table.
Tim of the Oak
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The EU invented the iPhone? I knew the fuckers were sneaky
And they invented iTunes at the same time.
Nothing to do with Apple focussing on software and music whilst Nokia focussed on hardware!!!!
EalingBlue2
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Those people died fighting , racism, xenophobia, a nation attaching and murdering immigrants and basing its politics on division. Churchill their leader was one of the most pro europe leaders this country will ever have. He would be turning on his grave at the Mosely like rhetoric of the outers and the division they seek to sew as would many many who died .That's right all those that gave their lives died to allow this country to be overun by a group of people that wanted our industry and our money.
As for sovereignty of that nature it has not existed for a century and William Blake style poetry calling for us to turn the world back a century to the Victorian days and believing it could happen is touchingly naiive and in a way quite sweet.
AustinBlue
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What makes you think there will be another vote? If the vote is yes, you can probably expect closer integration.
I don't know if there will be another vote. I think the chances of there being another vote are way higher than the chances of re-entering the European Union if we decide to leave. It feels like deciding to leave a marriage - hard to undo. Possible to do it later if we need to. At some level, UK can always force leaving. It can't force re-admittance.
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It also is pretty ignorant of why Churchill stood up for the people of EuropeThen i'd have thought you'd realise that the gravity of your friends/comrades deaths would be much too heavy to use as cheap political sloganeering.
smudgedj
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VW isn´t going to exist after the yanks have finished with them.just a measely $2,7 BILLION, QUARTER PROFIT announced today by VW. On their fuckin arses.....
EalingBlue2
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VW survived much worse in the past , much much worseVW isn´t going to exist after the yanks have finished with them.
smudgedj
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I understand what youy getting at there. However this time they are looking at replacing 500,000 cars, on top of a 20 billion fine. Also 'substantial compensation' whatever that may mean. Along with criminal charges as well.VW survived much worse in the past , much much worse
sir baconface
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Inners claiming high ground because of Churchill and the war are scraping the barrel.
Manchester_lalala
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For you information Pal, I come from a family that has served in the British Military in each of the last 4 generations. I served 28 years myself and have been to more military funerals than you've had wanks.
Anytime you want to come and tell me I make you sick to my face then feel free. I sit in SS3 NN 451 and look forward to meeting you.
No need for the aggro mate, but I agree with your original post, well said.
EalingBlue2
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Inners weren't claiming any ground they were pointing out the William Blake style nonsense which made incorrect assumptions about get a rooms of many . It was a retort to nonsense not an assertion. This forum is getting more like the Britain First nonsense on Facebook.Inners claiming high ground because of Churchill and the war are scraping the barrel.
I expect I'll need to vote out because soldiers are banned from tesco and Poppy's have been banned from Aldi or similar nonsense
Tim of the Oak
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Glad things have calmed down a bit. It was getting a bit like the Harry Enfield Scousers sketch!
People will vote how they see the balance of the arguments.
IMHO, the pros and cons might balance out over time but the sectors I work in (Health and Social Care) can't really afford an economic slowdown (even for a year or two) that would probably happy if we left the EU. It's patients and care users who could suffer!
People will vote how they see the balance of the arguments.
IMHO, the pros and cons might balance out over time but the sectors I work in (Health and Social Care) can't really afford an economic slowdown (even for a year or two) that would probably happy if we left the EU. It's patients and care users who could suffer!
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