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Is Farage helping or hindering Leave?
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Originally posted by dx4100 View PostThere is nothing stopping fishermen being idiots...Comment
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Yes, he does. I don't want a European superstate, but nor can I identity with many of the leavers. I was going to vote leave, but at the moment I'm so disillusioned that I think I will abstain. Nige does not reflect my values.Comment
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Originally posted by dx4100 View PostHe was sticking two fingers up at Farage and shouting to him you are no friend of the fishermen. How anyone translates that to him sticking two fingers up to fishermen is beyond all sense.
If Bob shouted that Farage is no friend of the Fishermen - that would not seem to make much sense. Farage was on a Fisherman's boat. He has spoken out in defence of their industry before, and did so again on Wednesday. The fishermen certainly seem to think he is their friend.
As much as I like Bob, and most of the other millionaires who have spoken out in favour of Britain's EU membership, I think one of the motivations is that they have not been negatively impacted by it, and they find it hard to relate to those who have.Comment
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostYes, he does. I don't want a European superstate, but nor can I identity with many of the leavers. I was going to vote leave, but at the moment I'm so disillusioned that I think I will abstain. Nige does not reflect my values.Comment
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Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostOr perhaps the fishmen knew perfectly well what they were doing?Comment
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Farage should not be seen again, probably he should not have been seen at all as he will have no place in politics again if we vote to leave.
He is just pissing people off now and I suspect he will be told to stay away from the action from now on.Comment
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Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostI am sure you know that a vote for Leave isn't a vote for Farage anymore than a Remain vote is a vote for Cameron (or Corbyn for that matter). It's really not about characters.Comment
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostFarage should not be seen again, probably he should not have been seen at all as he will have no place in politics again if we vote to leave.
He is just pissing people off now and I suspect he will be told to stay away from the action from now on.
It would be nice if we could all resolve our differences by messing about on the river and squirting water at each other. What I would really like to have seen though, would be Farage pelting Bob with Beefeater gonks.Comment
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Originally posted by dx4100 View PostThere is nothing stopping fishermen being idiots...
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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