ah its a remainer circle jerk, I will leave you to it!
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FTFY.Originally posted by vetran View PostI've just realised that I'm completely out of my depth and making a complete prat of myself, so I'm off
@Darmstadt I guess they've not even begun the process of naturalisation. It's really quite sad.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Ah so an issue that will affect a particularly small portion of the population.
But again of course those countries will welcome with open arms all those poor immigrants with no money and give them the houses which would have been bought by rich Brits with money to put into that economy, for nothing.
Genius.Comment
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No, just the usual crowing expat w@nkers slagging off their country of origin.Originally posted by vetran View Postah its a remainer circle jerk, I will leave you to it!
attempts at justifying their desertion, i guess,Comment
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Originally posted by BR14 View PostNo, just the usual crowing expat w@nkers slagging off their country of origin.
attempts at justifying their desertion, i guess,How could anyone crow over the huge success that is Brexit?Definition of crowintransitive verb
to exult gloatingly especially over the distress of anotherComment
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'to exult gloatingly especially over the distress of another'Originally posted by Old Greg View PostHow could anyone crow over the huge success that is Brexit?
as you say, and as you. and your expat chums constantly do.
although the 'distress' is fervently hoped for, but not yet clarified.
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But you have it quite wrong. We're not slagging off our country of origin. We're slagging off the Brexiteer cretins that have made our country of origin a worse place, and their leaders who despise the British people.Originally posted by BR14 View Post'to exult gloatingly especially over the distress of another'
as you say, and as you. and your expat chums constantly do.
although the 'distress' is fervently hoped for, but not yet clarified.

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Yep. I was really gloating there.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostI guess they've not even begun the process of naturalisation. It's really quite sad.
I note that you have more anger for expats than you do compassion for your fellow brits in dire straits. Good to know that hypocrisy is not limited to any particular political point of view.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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you note wrongly. and i'm no hypocriteOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostYep. I was really gloating there.
I note that you have more anger for expats than you do compassion for your fellow brits in dire straits. Good to know that hypocrisy is not limited to any particular political point of view.
you and your ilk just get on my tits.Comment
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NAT will be sure to say a prayer for you this evening.Originally posted by BR14 View Postyou note wrongly. and i'm no hypocrite
you and your ilk just get on my tits.
But really, rather than being angry with people like us, who wanted the best for the UK, you should be angry with the Brexiteer leadership who despise the British people.Comment
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