Definition of irony

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Eirikur replied

29 June 2018, 08:55
Originally posted by Zigenare View Post

Is what he said incorrect?

Yes because the whole Brexit thing is a form of national socialism, so the opposite is correct
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darmstadt replied

29 June 2018, 07:34
Originally posted by Zigenare View Post

Is what he said incorrect?

Wooosh...I'll give you a clue:
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Zigenare replied

29 June 2018, 07:18
Originally posted by meridian View Post

Former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith was accused of “damaging” his party and the country today after he compared business leaders fretting about Brexit with the “appeasement of Nazi Germany”.

In an article for the Daily Mail, the leading Brexiteer said the Federation of British Industries, which he called “the forerunners of the CBI [Confederation of British Industry]”, had a “sorry record” of support for Hitler’s regime.

Is what he said incorrect?
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meridian started a topic Definition of irony

28 June 2018, 21:07
Definition of irony

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/i...-a3874446.html

Former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith was accused of “damaging” his party and the country today after he compared business leaders fretting about Brexit with the “appeasement of Nazi Germany”.

In an article for the Daily Mail, the leading Brexiteer said the Federation of British Industries, which he called “the forerunners of the CBI [Confederation of British Industry]”, had a “sorry record” of support for Hitler’s regime.
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