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Rudi Hedman Caterham 27 Mar 19 3.30pm | |
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Can we please just encourage and house millions of better educated than our young post graduates from the Mediterranean countries and see how all these remainers still like the EU. See how much they love it and how ‘‘European and not/before British’’ they feel smugly then. The self interest should tell you.
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Teddy Eagle 27 Mar 19 3.32pm | |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
He typifies the establishment elite politician, Public school educated and firmly in the political bubble, so does not live in the real world, does not have any concept or empathy and understanding of ordinary life, handed power of our nation through a safe tory seat. Is he someone that you feel represents you?
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Pussay Patrol 27 Mar 19 3.34pm | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Sorry, Soundbyte Shirley. I should we call you Pointless Pu55y? The problems are there for people. They won’t go away. They’ll only get worse and worse. No doubt partly why you p1ssed off. Not at all, as I said I took advantage of freedom of movement and the fact my company wouldn't exist were it not for being in the EU. Either way I don't have an insular, negative life perspective
Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah |
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EverybodyDannsNow SE19 27 Mar 19 3.39pm | |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
The concept of “punching up” is very convenient for those who would vilify others for daring to express an opinion with which they disagree. Jacob Rees Mogg went to Eton so it’s perfectly acceptable to criticise everything about him and his views? What should he do? Give everything away, move to Croydon and become a bus driver? Then get moaned at for not being “authentic”. Forget entirely where he was educated if you like; a man who’s position changes from ‘this deal would turn us into a slave state’ to ‘I support the deal’ all in the space of a few weeks, is not somebody I can ever support. What’s more surprising is the willingness of Brexiters to defend him, just because he’s on their ‘side’. Surely any politician who goes back on themselves so obviously is worthy of criticism? I never particularly liked JRM, but I thought he was at the very least principled. Even that has turned out to be untrue.
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Mapletree Croydon 27 Mar 19 3.41pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
As LidI in Addiscombe can attest. Obviously said in jest but interestingly here is a link to its rankings.....I imagine there is only one in Hull. Jest? How dare you. And also how can you possibly confuse Addiscombe with New Addington.
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Maine Eagle USA 27 Mar 19 3.44pm | |
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JRM now getting hammered by his pals for caving in. [Tweet Link]
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Mapletree Croydon 27 Mar 19 3.47pm | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Can we please just encourage and house millions of better educated than our young post graduates from the Mediterranean countries and see how all these remainers still like the EU. See how much they love it and how ‘‘European and not/before British’’ they feel smugly then. The self interest should tell you. This is exactly the point For some reason we are being driven towards Brexit by the people who have the most to gain from it. That is because they compete at the lowest pay levels with EU immigrants So the least well educated and least fiscally beneficial people to the country are making our choices for us. Now what could possibly go wrong with that! That relatively minority group should instead have been given proper supports to have fulfilling roles but instead we take away practical training opportunities and destroy the industries most likely to offer them jobs. That is what should have been addressed, not competition from the EU. The EU competition will only be replaced by similar competition from Africa and South America anyway.
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Teddy Eagle 27 Mar 19 3.48pm | |
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
Forget entirely where he was educated if you like; a man who’s position changes from ‘this deal would turn us into a slave state’ to ‘I support the deal’ all in the space of a few weeks, is not somebody I can ever support. What’s more surprising is the willingness of Brexiters to defend him, just because he’s on their ‘side’. Surely any politician who goes back on themselves so obviously is worthy of criticism? I never particularly liked JRM, but I thought he was at the very least principled. Even that has turned out to be untrue.
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Midlands Eagle 27 Mar 19 3.52pm | |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
That's a bit unfair as Corbyn's position on Europe hasn't changed for at least a week
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Stirlingsays 27 Mar 19 3.53pm | |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
Jest? How dare you. And also how can you possibly confuse Addiscombe with New Addington.
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Midlands Eagle 27 Mar 19 3.55pm | |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
For some reason we are being driven towards Brexit by the people who have the most to gain from it. That is because they compete at the lowest pay levels with EU immigrants So the least well educated and least fiscally beneficial people to the country are making our choices for us. Now what could possibly go wrong with that! According to the Pussy it is the wealthy and privileged in the form of his nemesis Jacob Rees-Mogg who are driving Brexit onwards
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Mapletree Croydon 27 Mar 19 3.58pm | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
According to the Pussy it is the wealthy and privileged in the form of his nemesis Jacob Rees-Mogg who are driving Brexit onwards It is very like the French Revolution or Mao Mao in that. The masses enforce the change, driven on from the elite that has huge wealth to achieve and the ability to influence. Not necessarily in the long term interests of the masses but as a group it is not highly educated in game theory.
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