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By *tella Heels OP TV/TS
over a year ago
west here ford shire |
Doing two posts
Brexit let’s get out and Brexit stay in
This is Brexit stay in please say yes if you want to stay in eurozone, if you want opt out of Europe say yes in the Brexit out forum
Let’s see who gets completed 1st
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Out out out we have too many rules and regulations imposed on us from the eu we need to be Great Britain again "
Haha and who said brexiteers couldn't follow simple instructions  |
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To me brexit was voted on purely as an immigration issue.
Not realising all the other issues that will come along with it.
I suppose it will benefit companies, as a lot of European guidelines put in place to protect workers won't apply. |
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By *ild_oatsMan
over a year ago
the land of saints & sinners |
In and always have and will be...
But here is a thought for the outers.
You normally have a cooling off period for most credit agreements when you get to reflect on the decision you made I don’t see why we should not have the same if the deal we get is not good...
To keep going for the sake of dogma is not always the wisest move. It takes true political cougrage to admit that you are wrong. Unfortunately most of our politicians lack wisdom and courage.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Doing two posts
Brexit let’s get out and Brexit stay in
This is Brexit stay in please say yes if you want to stay in eurozone, if you want opt out of Europe say yes in the Brexit out forum
Let’s see who gets completed 1st
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In.
But not in the Eurozone, because we were never in that to begin with as we kept the pound. I'm clearly in a pedantic mood today. |
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By *ild_oatsMan
over a year ago
the land of saints & sinners |
"To me brexit was voted on purely as an immigration issue.
Not realising all the other issues that will come along with it.
I suppose it will benefit companies, as a lot of European guidelines put in place to protect workers won't apply."
Nice to see the blinkers have come off... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I notice the remainers are still bitter they still feel aggrieved and that they have to comment on everyone who wants out "
There are two threads. One for leave. One for remain. Whichever fills first wins. You leavers keep on posting comments on the remain thread (this thread). Thereby helping remain to win.
Does that explain things? |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
bournemouth |
"To me brexit was voted on purely as an immigration issue.
Not realising all the other issues that will come along with it.
I suppose it will benefit companies, as a lot of European guidelines put in place to protect workers won't apply."
Which rules wont apply ? Have you asked all those who voted leave why they did so ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"To me brexit was voted on purely as an immigration issue.
Not realising all the other issues that will come along with it.
I suppose it will benefit companies, as a lot of European guidelines put in place to protect workers won't apply."
So workers rights are bad? Are you wanting to go back to lower rights?
Ok let's take Dyson brilliant engineer who makes expensive electric products. Designs in the UK - but builds in low wage economies - would have more respect if they were made in UK creating jobs and wealth - but he follows global wealth which isn't shared that much!
Having said that there is nothing wrong with profit - but reasonable profit. Workers rights - but reasonable workers rights not like the silly "reds" of the 1970's.
Immigration was a big "con" - we always had control of EU migrants - freedom of movement was only 90 days, but Blair and all other PM's ignored the rules. As for the rest of the world we set the rules so what went wrong - we always let more in from the world than the EU? |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"Doing two posts
Brexit let’s get out and Brexit stay in
This is Brexit stay in please say yes if you want to stay in eurozone, if you want opt out of Europe say yes in the Brexit out forum
Let’s see who gets completed 1st
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p.s.... for the sake of being correct...the UK is not and has never been part of the Eurozone as that relates to currency union of which the uk have an opt on... |
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"notice that the people who want to stay in have stayed out the brexit out thread...
and yet when the reversed was asked for... they couldn't respect a simple request  "
and what does that say about the leavers then _abio ? |
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"notice that the people who want to stay in have stayed out the brexit out thread...
and yet when the reversed was asked for... they couldn't respect a simple request and what does that say about the leavers then _abio ?"
They are not so bright as they want to put an opinion forward despite that opinion leading to a worse position
Ie
Two threads let's see which one fills first
Erm so they would be adding to the remain thread winning 
Let's be clear some leave voters are very intelligent indeed. However the ones posting on this thread are not giving evidence to suggest they possess that attribute xxx |
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"Don’t worry foxy,Fabio the forecast hasn’t got anything right yet,there are remoaners commenting in the out thread "
Dear Fabio do tell us what it says about remainers posting in the out thread!? Lol  |
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"Don’t worry foxy,Fabio the forecast hasn’t got anything right yet,there are remoaners commenting in the out thread
Dear Fabio do tell us what it says about remainers posting in the out thread!? Lol "
Erm
The only one I spotted was Estella ? And she clearly stated that was for fairness ?
Where as leave voters in this thread have been to spit bile!
So far a pattern emerges xxx |
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"I was checking the OUT thread also and couldn't find remainers there. No wonder brexiteers get called names  . Are you blind or just stupid,there’s at least 4 commenting on it "
Here comes the face of Brexit
Simply vile |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I was checking the OUT thread also and couldn't find remainers there. No wonder brexiteers get called names . Are you blind or just stupid,there’s at least 4 commenting on it
Here comes the face of Brexit
Simply vile "
Misdirected anger and rage. Standard leaver behaviour |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I was checking the OUT thread also and couldn't find remainers there. No wonder brexiteers get called names . Are you blind or just stupid,there’s at least 4 commenting on it "
i see one fence sitter, two who are intentionally cancelling out comments on the in thread, and one I’m guessing is a remainer but hasn’t said.
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"To me brexit was voted on purely as an immigration issue.
Not realising all the other issues that will come along with it.
I suppose it will benefit companies, as a lot of European guidelines put in place to protect workers won't apply.
Nice to see the blinkers have come off..."
I voted remain.
But I thought it was funny that the media was bombarding us, with constant reports of refugees coming to Europe. After the vote the reports stopped, shame the boats are still coming.
Also look at a regional report done on brexit, everyone shown said that we should stop allowing eastern europeans in to the country.
That's why I mentioned immigration. |
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In.....it's the only sane choice
As the weeks pass it becomes more and more obvious that leaving is going to be a complete clusterfuck. Despite the obvious impact on jobs and the economy (and therefore the negative impact on public services), the daft, delusional and dangerous still burble on about the sunlit uplands and the land of opportunity that awaits us on 30/3/19. People are going to be very unhappy when they find that all the promises will turn to dust. |
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"Don’t worry foxy,Fabio the forecast hasn’t got anything right yet,there are remoaners commenting in the out thread
Dear Fabio do tell us what it says about remainers posting in the out thread!? Lol
Erm
The only one I spotted was Estella ? And she clearly stated that was for fairness ?
Where as leave voters in this thread have been to spit bile!
So far a pattern emerges xxx"
A trip to Specsavers would come in handy for you!
There are at least 2 regular anti brexit posters on there, swing........ and gym.........
Who is spitting bile!? Just pointing out facts to the righteous! |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
bournemouth |
"In.
A loud minority (25% of the total UK population and 37% of the electorate) can't decide for the rest of the country. "
100% of voters had the chance to vote, those that didnt cant now complain either way. It would appear that while you think that 37% shouldnt be enough for us to leave you do think that less than 37% should be enough for us to stay, if you cant really see the irony and double standards in your position then there is very little hope |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
It’s just like they can’t play in their own thread so they have to barge in on others... lol it’s like they have a colonial mentality they now seem to be throwing at the other lot |
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They can only continue gnashing their teeth to the fact that they're a loud 25% minority, and actually a 70% of that minority is over 50 years of age... Roughly 12million, of a 66-68million population, that will likely disappear in the next 20 years. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Don’t worry foxy,Fabio the forecast hasn’t got anything right yet,there are remoaners commenting in the out thread
Dear Fabio do tell us what it says about remainers posting in the out thread!? Lol
Erm
The only one I spotted was Estella ? And she clearly stated that was for fairness ?
Where as leave voters in this thread have been to spit bile!
So far a pattern emerges xxx
A trip to Specsavers would come in handy for you!
There are at least 2 regular anti brexit posters on there, swing........ and gym.........
Who is spitting bile!? Just pointing out facts to the righteous! "
swing, who posts to say there has to be a brexit? At most you can argue the thead isn’t clear whether it’s “out, I believe in brexit” or “out, even tho I disagree”
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In. I liked being part of The EU. Coming to the UK was one of the better choices I made in life.
Being condescending and calling Brexiteers stupid is one of the reasons we are in this mess in the first place though. |
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By *ammskiMan
over a year ago
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"They can only continue gnashing their teeth to the fact that they're a loud 25% minority, and actually a 70% of that minority is over 50 years of age... Roughly 12million, of a 66-68million population, that will likely disappear in the next 20 years."
. So re-join in 20 years then
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"It’s just like they can’t play in their own thread so they have to barge in on others... lol it’s like they have a colonial mentality they now seem to be throwing at the other lot "
Your remainer chums want to play on the out thread too!
Why don't you do one of your famous predictions, you could try and predict what percentage of leavers are posting on the in thread and what percentage of remainers are posting on the out thread.
There again with your track record on predicting results it's best to keep your mouth shut, there's only so much egg you can have on your face before choking to death! |
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"Don’t worry foxy,Fabio the forecast hasn’t got anything right yet,there are remoaners commenting in the out thread
Dear Fabio do tell us what it says about remainers posting in the out thread!? Lol
Erm
The only one I spotted was Estella ? And she clearly stated that was for fairness ?
Where as leave voters in this thread have been to spit bile!
So far a pattern emerges xxx
A trip to Specsavers would come in handy for you!
There are at least 2 regular anti brexit posters on there, swing........ and gym.........
Who is spitting bile!? Just pointing out facts to the righteous! swing, who posts to say there has to be a brexit? At most you can argue the thead isn’t clear whether it’s “out, I believe in brexit” or “out, even tho I disagree”
There are remainers who are posting on the out thread, go and have a good read!
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"It’s just like they can’t play in their own thread so they have to barge in on others... lol it’s like they have a colonial mentality they now seem to be throwing at the other lot "
Sounds like you need to integrate rather than spend all your time with your own tribe! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"69 to 28 for remain so far.
69 posts there may be but not 69 votes in favour of staying in!
So not sure what you are trying to say! "
Sorry it's just the rule of the vote. First one to fill wins. Unfair I know but that's the rules. A bit like the referendum  |
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Absolutely right to stay in.
The referendum was only to keep conservatives in power - nothing else.
They've pissed on you for 2 years and will take a dump on you too, when negotiations end. Instead, be your own person and remain inside the EU, when it's in yours and your country's interest. |
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"69 to 28 for remain so far.
69 posts there may be but not 69 votes in favour of staying in!
So not sure what you are trying to say!
Sorry it's just the rule of the vote. First one to fill wins. Unfair I know but that's the rules. A bit like the referendum "
What do you win!?  |
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"69 to 28 for remain so far.
69 posts there may be but not 69 votes in favour of staying in!
So not sure what you are trying to say!
Sorry it's just the rule of the vote. First one to fill wins. Unfair I know but that's the rules. A bit like the referendum
What do you win!? "
Same as brexit
A moment of smugness then absolutely nothing of value |
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"69 to 28 for remain so far.
69 posts there may be but not 69 votes in favour of staying in!
So not sure what you are trying to say!
Sorry it's just the rule of the vote. First one to fill wins. Unfair I know but that's the rules. A bit like the referendum
What do you win!?
Same as brexit
A moment of smugness then absolutely nothing of value "
I don't mind helping to cheer up the miseries on here! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Brexit is going to destroy this country and must be stopped.
I’m definitely for staying in. Yet your nation voted leave "
the nation also voted for the May and her party to deliver brexit. Yet many leavers are vocal about their dissatisfaction in how they are doing this. Should they suck it up too ? |
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"Do rejoiners really think the eu will give us the same deal as before?"
This is my worry. And for ever more "Are you really sure? Or will you change your mind?" That's not a good position to be in. |
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"Do rejoiners really think the eu will give us the same deal as before?"
As of now, the UK is part of the EU; the UK would be rejoining the EU only after leaving it on March 29th 2019. Hope that helps to answer your question. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Brexit is going to destroy this country and must be stopped.
I’m definitely for staying in. Yet your nation voted leave "
People clearly can’t be trusted to vote in their own interest. |
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"Do rejoiners really think the eu will give us the same deal as before?
As of now, the UK is part of the EU; the UK would be rejoining the EU only after leaving it on March 29th 2019. Hope that helps to answer your question. "
And as it now looks likely that any deal wont be put to the house till the new year we will not have time to repeal the withdrawal bill so we are definitely leaving so my question stays the same |
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"Do rejoiners really think the eu will give us the same deal as before?
As of now, the UK is part of the EU; the UK would be rejoining the EU only after leaving it on March 29th 2019. Hope that helps to answer your question.
And as it now looks likely that any deal wont be put to the house till the new year we will not have time to repeal the withdrawal bill so we are definitely leaving so my question stays the same"
Perhaps you should actively participate in any of the numerous popular expressions/demonstrations happening now; you may get a proper answer... |
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....and a few swingers opinions is a good litmus test for any political decision?
Not sure it is a representative sample of the UK.
Perhaps the best gauge would be a referendum. Hang on, haven't we had one already? |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"To me brexit was voted on purely as an immigration issue.
Not realising all the other issues that will come along with it.
I suppose it will benefit companies, as a lot of European guidelines put in place to protect workers won't apply."
You are 100% wrong |
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By *ammskiMan
over a year ago
lytham st.annes |
"To me brexit was voted on purely as an immigration issue.
Not realising all the other issues that will come along with it.
I suppose it will benefit companies, as a lot of European guidelines put in place to protect workers won't apply.You are 100% wrong"
. Don’t burst their bubble |
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"Do rejoiners really think the eu will give us the same deal as before?"
There is nothing that will change if Article 50 is revoked, except that the UK would rejoin the rest of the EU at the negotiating table, where EU priorities and action are decided and implemented. The UK has relinquished this power, whilst Article 50 has been active, so has lost its influence. In other words, if Article 50 is cancelled, the UK increases its power, on the same terms.
Financially, the brexit costs are currently over £500 million per week, so that's money that can be spent on other things, such as the NHS, for example, where this winter's crisis is potentially going to be worse than last year's troubles. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Do rejoiners really think the eu will give us the same deal as before?
There is nothing that will change if Article 50 is revoked, except that the UK would rejoin the rest of the EU at the negotiating table, where EU priorities and action are decided and implemented. The UK has relinquished this power, whilst Article 50 has been active, so has lost its influence. In other words, if Article 50 is cancelled, the UK increases its power, on the same terms.
Financially, the brexit costs are currently over £500 million per week, so that's money that can be spent on other things, such as the NHS, for example, where this winter's crisis is potentially going to be worse than last year's troubles. "
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"To me brexit was voted on purely as an immigration issue.
Not realising all the other issues that will come along with it.
I suppose it will benefit companies, as a lot of European guidelines put in place to protect workers won't apply.You are 100% wrong"
I'll correct that for you -
you are 100% wrong. |
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