Originally posted by Whorty
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People might want to read the original report, they say that around 179,000 people may be affected in the EU but worldwide 612,000 workers might be affected. That leaves 433,000 in non-EU countries who could all lose their jobs. Is Brexit now an analogy for 'How to Lose Friends and Make Enemies'?
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Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostAbsolute class coming from someone claiming to be a contractor. I particularly like the bit
" ...whilst we can be better off, we don't won't to do this at the expense of others. "
Brilliant.
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How is being a contractor contrary to what I said? I offer a set of skills that clients have a choice to pay for if they wish, or not hire me if they don't want to. I've never had a contract where I have been offered an extension so clearly my clients are happy to pay for my skills.
You may rip people off by offering a substandard skills, but not all contractors are like that.
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostThe irony is they're crowing on here to us successful contractors who have the skills to be even better off under the chaos of Brexit. The difference between us remainers and the Brexidiots is whilst we can be better off, we don't won't to do this at the expense of others.
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" ...whilst we can be better off, we don't won't to do this at the expense of others. "
Brilliant.
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Originally posted by meridian View PostIf crowing about people losing their jobs is a sport to you, what are you going to do for an encore?
Brexiters have others been happy at the suffering of others, even though those who will suffer the most are those who are the most vulnerable in society. I guess it's the way brexiters, who are mostly Tory voters, have always treated the vulnerable.
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Originally posted by meridian View PostExcellent. Be sure to flash that cash in Uncle Dave's face at Christmas time, he needs motivation to get out of that rut when he's signing on, and make it clear that it was what you voted for.
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Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostMaybe a song and dance routine, or perhaps facilitate world peace, or perhaps just relax in my mountain gold and cash.
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Originally posted by meridian View PostIf crowing about people losing their jobs is a sport to you, what are you going to do for an encore?
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Originally posted by meridian View PostIt's called "satire". The relevance is clear when one applies the bollocks you talk to an actual conversation with a real person at risk of losing their job due to the religion of Brexit.
"Force an individual out of a rut". Really, can you be any more insensitive?
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Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostI fail to see the relevance of anything you posted as I don't have and never have had an uncle Dave.
When you do have something a relevance to add to the discussion please feel free to post. Until then....put the keyboard down until you have learnt how to use it properly.
"Force an individual out of a rut". Really, can you be any more insensitive?
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