BOJO. The end.

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Why must everything come back to racism half the problems in this country are created with the terminology you are using and alluding to.
Is that really the best you can come up with
I find it infuriating when an argument - discussion just isn’t going the way people want it.
I know we’ll throw the race card in.

It's sad when otherwise sensible, intelligent, people stoop so low army, but it's straight out of the Left's playbook, when you're losing an argument, play the race card.

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It's sad when otherwise sensible, intelligent, people stoop so low army, but it's straight out of the Left's playbook, when you're losing an argument, play the race card.

Oooh! That's a bit rich after you sniff out any semblance of anti-antisemitism in the Labour party and ram in down BT's throat.

The two links were BNP and Britain First. You can add Leave.EU to the list and EDL was another before it was banned and below is the National Front.
http://www.nationalfront.org/

Now, I realise that there are no racists on this forum (but I took exception to a post by BT yesterday that you endorsed) but I stand by my point. Why do all these racist, Little England groups fervently believe in Brexit? And, believe me, I have spoken to loads of people on the doorstep who would vote for one of the above but find their choice limited to the Brexit Party - who they currently support.
Yes, they are (hopefully) in a small minority but they do exist.

I think we all agree that Brexit will harm the economy, limit peaceful integration with our European neighbours, make it more difficult to visit, work in and live on the continent, will harm our security by ceasing to share information, threaten Irish peace, threaten the quick delivery of medical and scientific goods and very likely create tension between the UK and the rest of Europe.

All that would be a massive self inflicted wound on our country - and I cannot in any way support it.

Like I say, if it works out well, a kind of Boris La La Land, then I will celebrate and admit that I was wrong.

Let's see where we are in 6 months eh? Judge the situation in May to see if things are better than they are now.

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"I think we all agree that Brexit will harm the economy, limit peaceful integration with our European neighbours, make it more difficult to visit, work in and live on the continent, will harm our security by ceasing to share information, threaten Irish peace, threaten the quick delivery of medical and scientific goods and very likely create tension between the UK and the rest of Europe."

I agree there will be some harm to the economy in the short term, I expect that harm to be greater and longer lasting now due the refusal of Remoaner MPs to sanction spending on no deal preparations, and indeed to actually cease any preparations at all for a long period, and the intransigence of the EU whose main aim in the negotiations has been to ensure our economy will suffer after we have left. It need not have been this way, but the lengths the EU and Remoan MPs have gone to, to sabotage the leaving process has surprised even this cynical old git in the Ribble valley. In the longer term I expect our economy to thrive once we have truly thrown off the EU shackles, although god knows how long that will take.

Why you think we have to be in the EU to integrate peacefully with our European neighbours I have no idea. Canada and the USA for example, seem to be peacefully integrated neighbours, without one trying to tell the other how to run it's affairs.

Yes it will make it more difficult to visit, work and live on the continent, but only marginally so, get yourself down to London and see the number of Yanks, Aussies, Saffers etc. visiting, living and working there, those countries are not in the EU, we are, but it doesn't cause them any insurmountable problem. I think you're making a mountain out of a mole hill with this one 59. or are you Remoaners just lazy, want everything on a plate ?

Sharing security info, if Brexit means this ends then politicians on both sides are even more infantile and moronic than I think they are, which is saying something, they are grown ups aren't they, surely they grew out of short pants years ago. Am I supposed to worry about this ? If they can't resolve this issue then I fecking give up.

Threaten Irish peace ? Aye if you and your Remoan chums say so. Bollox I say.

Quick delivery of medical supplies etc, easily resolved, unless certain parties want to play silly beggars, but I can't do anything about that.

Tension between us and the rest of Europe, well the EU are doing their best to stoke it at a political level, I'm sure the average European is looking on with bemusement at the antics of politicians on both sides, just as we are. But I'll be off to Paris and Madrid soon, and in neither city will I find any tension or animosity, nothing will have changed, the good folk of Europe as a whole have a healthy contempt for their politicians as well. Ask M Macron.