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Brexit has created chaos in Britain – nobody voted for this

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1 minute ago, nauseus said:

I haven't seen any posts deleted for that reason and if they were how can you show who they belonged to?

 

Chomper is starting to sound more and more like the absent Simoh.

Maybe he's out for soccer practise??    :post-4641-1156694572:

Ermmmm... Maybe you need to read them before they are deleted.

 

Be assured, the absence of racist comments on TVF is not because there are no racist comments made on TVF.

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    Ridiculous article. From the Guardian, so any semblance of reality is fleeting at best. So none of these problems existed before the Brexit vote? I doubt it. Anti Brexit people are like anti Trumpers

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    Good article, and it makes the same point(s) that I have been making for a while.   The referendum was twenty months ago and the government seems not a whole lot more prepared for the conseq

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2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

And the Labour Party 'Party' line (the whipped line) is?

the Labour Party 'Party' line is nothing to do with the preferences of the MPs. 

14 minutes ago, Grouse said:

I wouldn't bet on it

Laughable

1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Ermmmm... Maybe you need to read them before they are deleted.

 

Be assured, the absence of racist comments on TVF is not because there are no racist comments made on TVF.

So funny. Unlike you and your shadow, I don't have 24/7 to monitor this stuff. 

1 minute ago, nauseus said:

the Labour Party 'Party' line is nothing to do with the preferences of the MPs. 

And that is where our representative parliamentary democracy fails. At that exact point. MPs SHOULD vote either concience and bugger the consequences

1 minute ago, nauseus said:

So funny. Unlike you and your shadow, I don't have 24/7 to monitor this stuff. 

You are arguing with communists. 

3 minutes ago, Justfine said:

Laughable

You clearly have never been a Pub and joined in a conversation with the locals! Are you of drinking age?

4 minutes ago, Grouse said:

And that is where our representative parliamentary democracy fails. At that exact point. MPs SHOULD vote either concience and bugger the consequences

You mean that you actually agree with what I said? Oh Lordy!

7 minutes ago, malagateddy said:

Work it out Grouse..imo..Macron is just another jobsworth for the globalists.
Side issue also..I await with interest re your report about Govanhill, Glasgowemoji6.png

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Don't worry, I said I would take a look AND stop for a dram and a pint of heavy! I used to work Ardersier building jackets for McDermott with Glasgow fitters. Salt o' earth!

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3 minutes ago, Grouse said:

You clearly have never been a Pub and joined in a conversation with the locals! Are you of drinking age?

I always wanted to be a pub. Warm, friendly and full of Bass.

1 minute ago, nauseus said:

You mean that you actually agree with what I said? Oh Lordy!

Yep! It's a blue moon!

9 minutes ago, nauseus said:

the Labour Party 'Party' line is nothing to do with the preferences of the MPs. 

Where did I ever mention the 'preferences of MPs'?

 

My exact words were:

 

I find it even more disturbing that the Labour Party have aligned with the hard-rightwing leadership of the Brexit campaign and the racism and xenophobia that is deeply embedded in the Brexit campaign.

1 minute ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Where did I ever mention the 'preferences of MPs'?

 

My exact words were:

 

I find it even more disturbing that the Labour Party have aligned with the hard-rightwing leadership of the Brexit campaign and the racism and xenophobia that is deeply embedded in the Brexit campaign.

You didn't, I did. Meaning that the preference of most Labour MPs was/is to remain in the EU, whatever the Lab party line may be. 

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Don't worry, I said I would take a look AND stop for a dram and a pint of heavy! I used to work Ardersier building jackets for McDermott with Glasgow fitters. Salt o' earth!
Good man..maybe also look out for many missing persons posters..namely a certain msp by name of nicola sturgeon

They're to be seen on derelict doorways etc.[emoji6]

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13 minutes ago, nauseus said:

You didn't, I did. Meaning that the preference of most Labour MPs was/is to remain in the EU, whatever the Lab party line may be. 

I don't disagree with that.

 

My point is the Labour Party has no business aligning itself with the rightwing project that is Brexit. 

 

 

I truly hope that Germany decides to leave the scary Union with members who believe that others are accountable for their own mistakes. 

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19 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I don't disagree with that.

 

My point is the Labour Party has no business aligning itself with the rightwing project that is Brexit. 

 

 

Well I guess Labour have to show some attempt to line up with at least part of the manifesto that they used to do so well with in the last general election; after all they have already backtracked on nearly everything else! Don't worry, there is a good chance that they will U-turn on Brexit too!

 

Brexit is not a project but a term used to describe the outcome of the referendum, that was won with a majority vote for leave. The EU, however is a project and it can be seen now that it is not working out very well. The EU is a project which is in the process of failing.

 

I have seen no evidence that any significant section of leave voters were hard right or even particularly right wing. Leave voters seem to be mainly what I would call centre right and left. Outside London, millions of Labour voters also voted out. 

34 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I don't disagree with that.

 

My point is the Labour Party has no business aligning itself with the rightwing project that is Brexit. 

 

 

Only reading this forum shows me that most Brits have no idea what will happen when they actually left the EU. Isn't it somehow like going back many years?

 

IMO, Germany would have the best excuses to leave the sinking boat also called the European Union, now with countless ex- Eastblock members.

 

 And Greece should become a part of Turkey, same mentality, love for donkeys, etc...

1 hour ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I don't disagree with that.

 

My point is the Labour Party has no business aligning itself with the rightwing project that is Brexit. 

 

 

Since when have elitist lefties aligned themselves with the people? A dictatorship of the people! Gimme a break!.The euro experiment is the anti democratic project. Given the racist hate of the Labour party- anti Jewish and anti white working class point your 'Spotlight' elsewhere. Your dog whistle gas lighting fools no one.

1 hour ago, nauseus said:

You didn't, I did. Meaning that the preference of most Labour MPs was/is to remain in the EU, whatever the Lab party line may be. 

The preference of most people is to remain in the EU ?

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11 minutes ago, Grouse said:

The preference of most people is to remain in the EU ?

They should have voted.

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1 hour ago, jenny2017 said:

Only reading this forum shows me that most Brits have no idea what will happen when they actually left the EU. Isn't it somehow like going back many years?

 

IMO, Germany would have the best excuses to leave the sinking boat also called the European Union, now with countless ex- Eastblock members.

 

 And Greece should become a part of Turkey, same mentality, love for donkeys, etc...

Eee aw

 

11 minutes ago, Grouse said:

The preference of most people is to remain in the EU ?

Sorry to burst your bubble but I think most people voted to leave.

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On ‎27‎/‎02‎/‎2018 at 10:01 PM, Samui Bodoh said:

 

Continuing down this path will cause more harm that good, despite the results of the Referendum. Common sense desperately needs to beak out.

We are a democracy, not a Junta and the people voted. If there is chaos its because of the politicians inability to enact the will of the people, if you think that will change in 20 years time then you are living in the clouds. This should have been done quickly and efficiently and matters tidied up afterwards, then in 20 years time they could re-join if they held another referendum and that was the people's will, however I think you would find a much better Britain after 20 years freedom from the shackles of Europe....imo

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Interesting comments from Irish presidential candidate Kevin Sharkey. 

 

"I see this shift towards the European experiment, taking orders from unelected officials in Brussels."

 

https://www.irishcentral.com/news/irish-presidential-immigration-ireland

 

There is growing dissatisfaction in more and more EU member states.   

 

3 hours ago, malagateddy said:

Good man..maybe also look out for many missing persons posters..namely a certain msp by name of nicola sturgeon

They're to be seen on derelict doorways etc.emoji6.png

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Is there a reward for the safe return of the posters? :smile:

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18 hours ago, Airbagwill said:

BBC is getting proudly criticised for being pro Brexit.

By whom exactly???

Can you show me something from the Daily Mirror even?

BBC has been pro-EU since Cameron announced a referendum in his election campaign for 2015.

I see no difference now. Maybe a few, more balanced news/politics formats see both sides, otherwise it is anti-Brexit.

Anyway, the game is over.

:jap:

 

7 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Where did I ever mention the 'preferences of MPs'?

 

My exact words were:

 

I find it even more disturbing that the Labour Party have aligned with the hard-rightwing leadership of the Brexit campaign and the racism and xenophobia that is deeply embedded in the Brexit campaign.

No, just common sense.

7 hours ago, nauseus said:

You didn't, I did. Meaning that the preference of most Labour MPs was/is to remain in the EU, whatever the Lab party line may be. 

Err... and your 35 year long Euro skeptic backbencher that now leads the party?

A huge number of labour voters supported Brexit too don't forget as they are the ones getting screwed.

Read some background before you comment.

 

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7 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I don't disagree with that.

 

My point is the Labour Party has no business aligning itself with the rightwing project that is Brexit. 

 

 

Never a right wing project, if you look into the details the EU is a VERY right wing project.

People that want out are seeking self government and a fair democratic system.

Forget the smoke and mirrors, look at what is happening.

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