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Coming from a bad tempered c0ckbadger, I'm highly touchedOriginally posted by swaledale View PostYour being a tad opaque in your interpretation and I might add surprisingly naive. Everything is about politics and the EEC and then the EU are no different, how can nation states can work together economically and otherwise without politics being involved? Politics is in every human activity from the playground to the office and beyond.
The Union was and is successful, it has had its failures, but then any organisation run by humans has failures, the so called Great Britain has had more than its fair share of failures and disgraceful events over the years, I truly laugh when nationalist zealots (not you admittedly) put the UK on a pedestal as being superior to foreign nations.
We all it seems are willing to blame politicians for the ills of the world, but who elects them? Who is it that spews out piffle about complex issues, who think its so simple to sort out complex issues and satisfy everybody? Us thats who!
Churchill ( a great war time leader of a government united in one objective but useless afterwards) reluctance stems from the UK's delusion that it was too big a power to need to join the EEC, a point rather destroyed by the Suez and other fiascos!
The fact is that the political and economic disputes that led to the previous two world wars were played out within the EEC and then the EU, much welcome jaw jaw rather than war war, countries with economic and political ties are much less likely to get into armed conflict with one another.
The EU parliament was not superior to the UK, the UK agreed voluntarily to accept certain rules and regulations, as is the case when you agree an organisation or club where you agree to work together for common interests. The UK was one of the most enthusiastic contributors of rules and regulations adopted by the EU in fact!
If you don't like the club your in and abiding by its rules and regulations, then you leave, BUT you cannot expect to get the same benefits you enjoyed whilst being a member of that club. The Brexiteers said it would be the easiest trade deal done in months, because they thought the EU could not survive without the UK, they are finding out that is not the case, sure a club loses when a member leaves there are winners and losers on both sides.
AS for there being no implosion as that utter dickhead Tricky has posted - we are still in the transition period, we have the same terms at the moment.
Of course you have more faces than a Rubiks cube. One minute you're the fighting champoin of the common man, then you're an Im all right jack Richard Branson. You couldn't make it up.
Total ****.
Of course that non implosion has been compromised by Fishing/EU law,rules alignments being demanded. But al least they managed to drop the cries for Gibraltar and the marbles.
Keep going gobby, it's hilarious
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Oh dear the Forum idiot has appeared again. I'll ask you one question - on average how much do you earn a month? Then we'll be able to work out who is the ignorant **** and who actually knows what reality is!Originally posted by Trickytreesreds View PostComing from a bad tempered c0ckbadger, I'm highly touched
Of course you have more faces than a Rubiks cube. One minute you're the fighting champoin of the common man, then you're an Im all right jack Richard Branson. You couldn't make it up.
Total ****.
Of course that non implosion has been compromised by Fishing/EU law,rules alignments being demanded. But al least they managed to drop the cries for Gibraltar and the marbles.
Keep going gobby, it's hilarious
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And there ladies and gentlemen you have it.Originally posted by swaledale View PostOh dear the Forum idiot has appeared again. I'll ask you one question - on average how much do you earn a month? Then we'll be able to work out who is the ignorant **** and who actually knows what reality is!
Arrogance and superiority complex syndrome.
No wonder you love the EU Swale. You'd fit right in.
you couldn't make it up
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You're wasting your time Tricky, we all know what he is. He's got the biggest house, biggest brain, a higher IQ than Ainan Celeste Cawley, got more money than Bill Gates, you know the sort! if it's black he'll say it's white. He's never been wrong in his life and never will be, according to him!Originally posted by Trickytreesreds View PostAnd there ladies and gentlemen you have it.
Arrogance and superiority complex syndrome.
No wonder you love the EU Swale. You'd fit right in.
you couldn't make it up
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It's ok MOP, I think he's hilarious.Originally posted by Manofpride View PostYou're wasting your time Tricky, we all know what he is. He's got the biggest house, biggest brain, a higher IQ than Ainan Celeste Cawley, got more money than Bill Gates, you know the sort! if it's black he'll say it's white. He's never been wrong in his life and never will be, according to him!
He pretends to be the peoples champion, then acts like the very person he pretends to detest like a Rees Mogg.
The EU does nothing for low paid people but suppress wages and spread unemployment. People at the high end of the ladder are treated like royalty. So which one is he?
Seems to me, he's a closet George Soros. I've got loads of cash, but you must vote to keep people like me in the lap of luxury I've become accumstomed to. After all, you peasants know nothing.
Father, forgive them. For they know not what they do.
Luke 23-34
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Here, I think, Geoff....Originally posted by Geoff Parkstone View PostYes curiously in the world of Swale net income and ignorance are directly linked. So since many of the high earners reputedly favoured Brexit, as did the low earners by and large, where does that leave us?
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Great song ‘Amster!Originally posted by MadAmster View Post
Moving on and away from all the personalised crap...I’ve just spent about ninety minutes driving while listening to Nicky Campbell on R5L.
The topic for most of that time was Coronavirus and at least 50% of that time seemed to be taken up with stressing the importance of washing hands etc. NSS!!!
The Remainers on here have taken no end of stick for being arrogant and condescending about Brexit but can that really be the case when listeners - aka the electorate - apparently need advice on hand washing and tissue disposal in order to prevent the spread of a virus?
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Errrrrrrrrrrrm, it's their job?Originally posted by ramAnag View PostGreat song ‘Amster!
Moving on and away from all the personalised crap...I’ve just spent about ninety minutes driving while listening to Nicky Campbell on R5L.
The topic for most of that time was Coronavirus and at least 50% of that time seemed to be taken up with stressing the importance of washing hands etc. NSS!!!
The Remainers on here have taken no end of stick for being arrogant and condescending about Brexit but can that really be the case when listeners - aka the electorate - apparently need advice on hand washing and tissue disposal in order to prevent the spread of a virus?
Are you telling us that all NHS staff/doctors should stop telling people not to smoke/drink/eat chips/do drugs etc?
Contrary to what you might think. Spreading disease is probably more in the hands of the young than anyone. They mix more, travel more, interact(cough) more than anyone.
Yet since when have the young taken advice and common sense to heart?
If you don't keep stating the obvious, it gets ignored.
QED
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So the young ‘travel and cough more’ than anyone else...lol...really!!?=Trickytreesreds;39443686]Errrrrrrrrrrrm, it's their job?
Are you telling us that all NHS staff/doctors should stop telling people not to smoke/drink/eat chips/do drugs etc?
Contrary to what you might think. Spreading disease is probably more in the hands of the young than anyone. They mix more, travel more, interact(cough) more than anyone.
Yet since when have the young taken advice and common sense to heart?
If you don't keep stating the obvious, it gets ignored.
QED
My point has nothing to do with the young, and while I understand that Swale shot himself in the foot with his ‘earnings related intelligence’ jibe at you a couple of days ago, even you must surely recognise the paradox.
On the one hand your ‘power to the people’ mentality suggests that the electorate is capable of reaching an objective decision on something as complex as Brexit while, literally weeks later, the very same people have to have explained to them the importance of hand washing and how to use a tissue.Last edited by ramAnag; 27-02-2020, 10:42 AM.
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And that is exactly the sort of answer the left /liberal would throw at the likes of Johnson in order to score points.Originally posted by ramAnag View PostSo the young ‘travel and cough more’ than anyone else...lol...really!!?
My point has nothing to do with the young, and while I understand that Swale shot himself in the foot with his ‘earnings related intelligence’ jibe at you a couple of days ago, even you must surely recognise the paradox.
On the one hand your ‘power to the people’ mentality suggests that the electorate is capable of reaching an objective decision on something as complex as Brexit while, literally weeks later, the very same people have to have explained to them the importance of hand washing and how to use a tissue.
Don't say anything and they'd be up in arms at the governments lack of preventative action.
Say something and you're patronising us.
Don't go to floods and you're being evasive and uncaring.
Go and you'll get shouted at and accused of doing nothing even if you have assigned your underlings to the job.
So great sage, what would you do?
Repeat the obvious like all NHS nurses do, over and over?
Or say **** all and let it run riot?
Remind me again, isn't education the life blood of society? Surely you would be championing this?
I think you let your own personal anti Tory/Johnson bias, cloud your brain at times, at really do.
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Tricky, Tricky, Tricky...stop trying - and failing - to put words in my mouth and searching for a fight.
Where have I even mentioned Johnson or the Government, let alone blamed them? Answer...I haven’t.
My point is quite simple...it isn’t really even political let alone even vaguely ‘left/liberal’ it’s just observational...isn’t it a bit odd that in December the electorate are seen as being capable of being trusted - at all costs - with all the complexities of Brexit and yet by February they apparently need advice on how to wash their hands and use tissues properly.
I’m not trying to be a ‘great sage’ as your favourite expression repeatedly goes, but tell me you don’t see any sort of contradiction there when the electorate is entrusted with a monumental economic/political decision one month but has to have it’s proverbial hand held - no...better cancel that - over basic hygiene a few weeks later.
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