The only point I suggest is....
The desperate need to convince oneself that you won an argument on a football forum
For some that is enough it seems
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The desperate need to convince oneself that you won an argument on a football forum
For some that is enough it seems
Rascal
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It is a fact though that virtually everything i can think off apart from the rags getting so many dodgy penalties is all related to brexitIt’s funny how everything that goes wrong in this country is nowt to do with Brexit but anything that goes well is thanks to Brexit.
Leavers have far more reason to be fucked off with an incompetent government that have not addressed planning for Leaving than RemainersThe problem is that a lot of businesses don't have time to wait for things to be ironed out. This is why every business group in the UK has been calling for clarity about the deal and the rules for the past four fucking years.
Most SMEs that go under are not making a loss, they go under because of cash flow problems. And it's not just companies that deal with the EU that are in danger, its companies that deal with companies that deal with the EU, and companies that deal with those companies, because when one goes under it causes a domino effect. Cash and goods get's locked in when a company goes in to administration, goods and money that belongs to their suppliers and customers so they in turn can't pay their bills either. Businesses are already runing on empty because of Covid, they don't have the capital to lay out until things are sorted out.
SMEs often settle their debts on a monthy basis (30 days net). 18 days have gone, that leaves 12 days to "iron out all the creases" before the dominos start to fall.
The first reply to the wine producers tweets from page 173 is:
"You mentioned 3 things brexiters dont understand that's cashflow, red tape and business". Truer words...
That was true when stated in 2016 - and clearly evidenced n 2021
One word - two lettersWould our Vaccine rollout be as good as this if we were in the EU
meltonblue
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Leavers have far more reason to be fucked off with an incompetent government that have not addressed planning for Leaving than Remainers
That was true when stated in 2016 - and clearly evidenced n 2021
To be fair, I think we’re at the point now we can talk about various sectors and how fucked off they are with the government given the real life impacts they’re going through rather than how fucked off two ideological groups are.
An Inconvenient truth............Just feels we're way ahead of Europe in the roll out of vaccines, not sure if that's just a coincidence we have left
The same old same old posters were banging on about how the UK had fucked up by not joining the EU wide procurement and the EU wide programme of vaccination......
They have yet to come back onto the thread(s) and admit that they were wholly wrong, but......
They probably will do ?
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mancity2012_eamo
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You keep saying that @mcfc1632 but to me looking at that statement dispassionately all you keep doing is reconfirm that there is a divide. That you are not all in this together. That you are not all leavers.Leavers have far more reason to be fucked off with an incompetent government that have not addressed planning for Leaving than Remainers
That was true when stated in 2016 - and clearly evidenced n 2021
And the notion that those who voted for it, are happy with the result have more of a right to be annoyed with the government than those that figured the government would make a mess of it anyway and didn’t vote for the ideology in the first place, perhaps partly because of that foresight, is not nearly as logical as you try to make it sound.
I do get what you are saying, but no matter how many times you say it, I can’t help but scratch my head and wonder do you really think that is true or is it a crutch of sorts to lean on because of your own disposition on this subject....
Which in fairness, in my view, you have been consistent about if nothing else.
If you truly believe that you are all in this together as UK citizens and you should all be looking forward then just bear in mind that it’s all your responsibilities not to reinforce divisions.
I know we’re all just in a football forum but the political threads in particular do tend to turn into the pot calling the kettle black.
When they’re good they are very informative but when they are bad, well...,
mancity2012_eamo
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Thank god it’s not just me.To be fair, I think we’re at the point now we can talk about various sectors and how fucked off they are with the government given the real life impacts they’re going through rather than how fucked off two ideological groups are.