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No no no. Yorkie is saying they do a good job for the UK at least 90% of the time, not that 90% of the people think that they are. We have already established that Leave voters are mostly hate filled cretins, so the referendum vote is of little use in determining whether MPs are doing a good job. -
Sshh, don't spoil it. I know what he said, I was using the typical brexiter modus operandi and twisting what has been stated to suit a different narrativeOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostNo no no. Yorkie is saying they do a good job for the UK at least 90% of the time, not that 90% of the people think that they are. We have already established that Leave voters are mostly hate filled cretins, so the referendum vote is of little use in determining whether MPs are doing a good job.
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So, how do the citizens of EU go about voting Tusk out, after wanting to kill several million people and see them in hell, just like a Nazi. Surely this is the end of his career.Comment
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I take it the gammonflake brigade didn't bother listening to what Tusk said ?
"I am wondering what the special place in hell looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it safely".
He didn't say: I want to send people to.......There is a.......or anything else along these lines. All you ******* running about with gammon faces saying 'he openly said he wants to send us to hell' need to get back on your Seroxat and calm the **** down.When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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Can you please provide a link where Tusk says he wants to kill several million people?Originally posted by woohoo View PostSo, how do the citizens of EU go about voting Tusk out, after wanting to kill several million people and see them in hell, just like a Nazi. Surely this is the end of his career.
Eu citizen vote him out by first electing their own governments who will vote on their turn for or against TuskComment
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Did several million people "promote Brexit without even a sketch of a plan of how to carry it out safely"?Originally posted by woohoo View PostSo, how do the citizens of EU go about voting Tusk out, after wanting to kill several million people and see them in hell, just like a Nazi. Surely this is the end of his career.
Do you think that he will see them there?
Do you think that voting for a chairman should be done by employees, or by the board?Comment
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Really, a man in charge of the EU spends his time wondering how people will be tortured in hell because they have a different opinion. Is this the man we want running the EU and deciding the fate of people he doesnt agree with. Also, why is he mixing religion and politics. I do worry for the EU.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostI take it the gammonflake brigade didn't bother listening to what Tusk said ?
"I am wondering what the special place in hell looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it safely".
He didn't say: I want to send people to.......There is a.......or anything else along these lines. All you ******* running about with gammon faces saying 'he openly said he wants to send us to hell' need to get back on your Seroxat and calm the **** down.Comment
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He was clear that it was a special kind of hell. One for gammon snowflakes. No torture required, just plenty of imaginary forriners to trigger them.Originally posted by woohoo View PostReally, a man in charge of the EU spends his time wondering how people will be tortured in hell because they have a different opinion. Is this the man we want running the EU and deciding the fate of people he doesnt agree with. Also, why is he mixing religion and politics. I do worry for the EU.Comment
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They can't vote him out. Nobody can. Incompetence is a pre-requisite, not an impediment, for a top job in the EU.Originally posted by woohoo View PostSo, how do the citizens of EU go about voting Tusk out, after wanting to kill several million people and see them in hell, just like a Nazi. Surely this is the end of his career.His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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Of course all this assumes that 'hell' exists, which it clearly doesn't, so I don't know what the snowflakes are getting so flustered about.
Poor delicate little souls.
Maybe oPM will be along soon to suggest our MPs should be strung up to lampposts and have pitchforks driven through them
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