The influence of the EU on Britain.
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Nuremburg? Just outside Cologne? Are you a hundred percent sure of that? Because Sevenoaks is closer to Cologne than Nurembourg is.Chippycafc said:
It is .. have you been.Chizz said:Wait, what? Nurembourg is just outside Cologne?
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Next time you go to the shops buy some sense of humour. I bloody know where they are as I have been to Cologne hundred times.Chizz said:
Nuremburg? Just outside Cologne? Are you a hundred percent sure of that? Because Sevenoaks is closer to Cologne than Nurembourg is.Chippycafc said:
It is .. have you been.Chizz said:Wait, what? Nurembourg is just outside Cologne?
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Stig said:
Comes as no surprise from a party that campaigned partly on bringing back that genteel pastime of hunting an animal to exhaustion before gleefully watching it get torn to pieces. Animals to them are nothing more than commodities to be used, consumed and abused as they see fit. Makes you wonder why Gove is ensuring there are cameras in every slaughterhouse. Surely the animals that pass through those gates of hell can be treated however seen fit if they don’t think nor feel.
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And worse... http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-eu-charter-fundamental-rights-commons-uk-eu-defeat-a8068326.html
Do you think Brexiters believe they are going to be immune from this shit fest?1 -
And worse - look at paragraph 4 - the freezing of bank accounts and deportation before any appeal. Sound familiar?
https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2017/nov/21/immigration-minister-pledges-swift-processing-of-eu-citizens-status
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Key word there being 'illegal'.Algarveaddick said:And worse - look at paragraph 4 - the freezing of bank accounts and deportation before any appeal. Sound familiar?
https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2017/nov/21/immigration-minister-pledges-swift-processing-of-eu-citizens-status
Poor criminals.1 -
The Nazis called Jews criminals, that's how they got away with it. For someone who claimed to be ambiguous on the subject, you spend an awful lot of time sticking up for Brexit?Big_Bad_World said:
Key word there being 'illegal.Algarveaddick said:And worse - look at paragraph 4 - the freezing of bank accounts and deportation before any appeal. Sound familiar?
https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2017/nov/21/immigration-minister-pledges-swift-processing-of-eu-citizens-status
Poor criminals.7 -
So me agreeing that non-EU nationals, living in Britain illegally, should be deported is 'sticking up for Brexit'? Really? Think you might need a lie down.Algarveaddick said:
The Nazis called Jews criminals, that's how they got away with it. For someone who claimed to be ambiguous on the subject, you spend an awful lot of time sticking up for Brexit?Big_Bad_World said:
Key word there being 'illegal.Algarveaddick said:And worse - look at paragraph 4 - the freezing of bank accounts and deportation before any appeal. Sound familiar?
https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2017/nov/21/immigration-minister-pledges-swift-processing-of-eu-citizens-status
Poor criminals.
Apologies that I don't fawn over your every post and rush to lap up your sensationalism every time someone points out something awry from your position.
I have no issue with deporting people that are here illegally.2 -
So I imagine all the other occasions you did so?Big_Bad_World said:
So me agreeing that non-EU nationals, living in Britain illegally, should be deported is 'sticking up for Brexit'? Really? Think you might need a lie down.Algarveaddick said:
The Nazis called Jews criminals, that's how they got away with it. For someone who claimed to be ambiguous on the subject, you spend an awful lot of time sticking up for Brexit?Big_Bad_World said:
Key word there being 'illegal.Algarveaddick said:And worse - look at paragraph 4 - the freezing of bank accounts and deportation before any appeal. Sound familiar?
https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2017/nov/21/immigration-minister-pledges-swift-processing-of-eu-citizens-status
Poor criminals.
Apologies that I don't fawn over your every post and rush to lap up your sensationalism every time someone points out something awry from your position.
I have no issue with deporting people that are here illegally.
I explained the position, if you are unable to comprehend it there's no more I can say to help you.3 -
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Ah, another case of being caught with your pants down so revert to blaming the person that caught you with your kecks around your ankles due to them needing help or being unable to comprehend/understand your position.Algarveaddick said:
So I imagine all the other occasions you did so?Big_Bad_World said:
So me agreeing that non-EU nationals, living in Britain illegally, should be deported is 'sticking up for Brexit'? Really? Think you might need a lie down.Algarveaddick said:
The Nazis called Jews criminals, that's how they got away with it. For someone who claimed to be ambiguous on the subject, you spend an awful lot of time sticking up for Brexit?Big_Bad_World said:
Key word there being 'illegal.Algarveaddick said:And worse - look at paragraph 4 - the freezing of bank accounts and deportation before any appeal. Sound familiar?
https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2017/nov/21/immigration-minister-pledges-swift-processing-of-eu-citizens-status
Poor criminals.
Apologies that I don't fawn over your every post and rush to lap up your sensationalism every time someone points out something awry from your position.
I have no issue with deporting people that are here illegally.
I explained the position, if you are unable to comprehend it there's no more I can say to help you.
Do you come with a title? Something like 'The Infallible'?
You can also 'imagine' all you like. Your imagination seems very vivid at times so I doubt you'll have any trouble in that department.1 -
Like I say - no more that I can say to help you.Big_Bad_World said:
Ah, another case of being caught with your pants down so revert to blaming the person that caught you with your kecks around your ankles due to them needing help or being unable to comprehend/understand your position.Algarveaddick said:
So I imagine all the other occasions you did so?Big_Bad_World said:
So me agreeing that non-EU nationals, living in Britain illegally, should be deported is 'sticking up for Brexit'? Really? Think you might need a lie down.Algarveaddick said:
The Nazis called Jews criminals, that's how they got away with it. For someone who claimed to be ambiguous on the subject, you spend an awful lot of time sticking up for Brexit?Big_Bad_World said:
Key word there being 'illegal.Algarveaddick said:And worse - look at paragraph 4 - the freezing of bank accounts and deportation before any appeal. Sound familiar?
https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2017/nov/21/immigration-minister-pledges-swift-processing-of-eu-citizens-status
Poor criminals.
Apologies that I don't fawn over your every post and rush to lap up your sensationalism every time someone points out something awry from your position.
I have no issue with deporting people that are here illegally.
I explained the position, if you are unable to comprehend it there's no more I can say to help you.
Do you come with a title? Something like 'The Infallible'?2 -
It would help if you took your fingers out of your ears and stopped pulling silly faces.Algarveaddick said:
Like I say - no more that I can say to help you.Big_Bad_World said:
Ah, another case of being caught with your pants down so revert to blaming the person that caught you with your kecks around your ankles due to them needing help or being unable to comprehend/understand your position.Algarveaddick said:
So I imagine all the other occasions you did so?Big_Bad_World said:
So me agreeing that non-EU nationals, living in Britain illegally, should be deported is 'sticking up for Brexit'? Really? Think you might need a lie down.Algarveaddick said:
The Nazis called Jews criminals, that's how they got away with it. For someone who claimed to be ambiguous on the subject, you spend an awful lot of time sticking up for Brexit?Big_Bad_World said:
Key word there being 'illegal.Algarveaddick said:And worse - look at paragraph 4 - the freezing of bank accounts and deportation before any appeal. Sound familiar?
https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2017/nov/21/immigration-minister-pledges-swift-processing-of-eu-citizens-status
Poor criminals.
Apologies that I don't fawn over your every post and rush to lap up your sensationalism every time someone points out something awry from your position.
I have no issue with deporting people that are here illegally.
I explained the position, if you are unable to comprehend it there's no more I can say to help you.
Do you come with a title? Something like 'The Infallible'?1 -
Yes. I genuinely do think that there's a huge, "I won't happen to me!" factor in Leavers thinking.Algarveaddick said:And worse... http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-eu-charter-fundamental-rights-commons-uk-eu-defeat-a8068326.html
Do you think Brexiters believe they are going to be immune from this shit fest?
I pointed out many times pre-referendum the advantages we benefit from by being in the EU in terms of consumer rights, food safety/standards, product safety, employees rights, environmental protections, etc. Leavers just do not want to acknowledge these benefits and, if there was any response at all, it would be along the lines of "we can have our own laws around these things then!".
Which is true but ignored several important factors; EU law/regulation is in my experience far superior in its aims and effectiveness than the dogs dinners our domestic legislators seem to produce in these areas, our businesses will still have to comply with EU legislation if they want to tap into the world's biggest single market on our doorstep and that the lobbyists for business are going to have a field day buttering up the government to get the concessions they've wanted, leaving us as consumers, employees, etc in a far worse position than before.
All this was even before the disgrace of allowing individual ministers to make those decisions became policy, which I didn't think even this lot of snake oil salesmen would be able to sucker the public into accepting.10 -
Brilliant lol.Big_Bad_World said:
It would help if you took your fingers out of your ears and stopped pulling silly faces.Algarveaddick said:
Like I say - no more that I can say to help you.Big_Bad_World said:
Ah, another case of being caught with your pants down so revert to blaming the person that caught you with your kecks around your ankles due to them needing help or being unable to comprehend/understand your position.Algarveaddick said:
So I imagine all the other occasions you did so?Big_Bad_World said:
So me agreeing that non-EU nationals, living in Britain illegally, should be deported is 'sticking up for Brexit'? Really? Think you might need a lie down.Algarveaddick said:
The Nazis called Jews criminals, that's how they got away with it. For someone who claimed to be ambiguous on the subject, you spend an awful lot of time sticking up for Brexit?Big_Bad_World said:
Key word there being 'illegal.Algarveaddick said:And worse - look at paragraph 4 - the freezing of bank accounts and deportation before any appeal. Sound familiar?
https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2017/nov/21/immigration-minister-pledges-swift-processing-of-eu-citizens-status
Poor criminals.
Apologies that I don't fawn over your every post and rush to lap up your sensationalism every time someone points out something awry from your position.
I have no issue with deporting people that are here illegally.
I explained the position, if you are unable to comprehend it there's no more I can say to help you.
Do you come with a title? Something like 'The Infallible'?0 -
What Brexit really means seems sometimes to have more interpretations than there are atoms in the universe.
Eventually what Brexit becomes will be revealed eventually bit by bit.
So when it is announced, the brexiters can dance in celebration at the prospect of blue passports, whilst others will weep when it is announced that Brexit ushers in the legitimisation of further cruelty to animals.
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Do I get a promote for starting this thread or has someone put a contract out on me?3
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Someone else would have done it swiftly after you. If it gets closed within a day or two it would have been opened again. They were in the blocks ready for the starting pistol.... You fired it.sillav nitram said:Do I get a promote for starting this thread or has someone put a contract out on me?
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Why would it get closed?Chippycafc said:
Someone else would have done it swiftly after you. If it gets closed within a day or two it would have been opened again. They were in the blocks ready for the starting pistol.... You fired it.sillav nitram said:Do I get a promote for starting this thread or has someone put a contract out on me?
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Because Chippy & Co would like it closed
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Except he is constantly on itStig said:Because Chippy & Co would like it closed
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£3.7bn so far. And we are not even out yet.
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Chizz said:
£3.7bn so far. And we are not even out yet.
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The growth forecasts are pretty concerning, but maybe we should have a separate budget thread.Chizz said:£3.7bn so far. And we are not even out yet.
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Badger culls and Brexit. Just about sums that lot up.5
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Just to be clear, you're saying that, instead of having £350m extra cash to spend, we have to find £57m a week is "nothing to be afraid of"?Valiantphil said:1 -
Leave it to the experts at the Treasury.Chizz said:
Just to be clear, you're saying that, instead of having £350m extra cash to spend, we have to find £57m a week is "nothing to be afraid of"?Valiantphil said:
These twitter twits are just frightening the children again.2 -
The Chancellor announced the additional cost of £3bn. So, again, let me suggest that voting for a windfall of £350m and, instead of getting it, receiving a bill of £57m, is probably worth being "afraid of", on balance. Although, as you brought up the issue of "the children", maybe we should we just leave it to them to worry about, like every other part of the self-inflicted economic chaos that is being brought about by Brexit.Valiantphil said:
Leave it to the experts at the Treasury.Chizz said:
Just to be clear, you're saying that, instead of having £350m extra cash to spend, we have to find £57m a week is "nothing to be afraid of"?Valiantphil said:
These twitter twits are just frightening the children again.4
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