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[Bean]

Doesn’t sound much like you apologising for misquoting me and dodging the question as usual.
I’ll wait.

I most humbly apologise for using/quoting the words;
Refuse
Refused

Interchangeable with "refusing", when you only actually used "refusing".

Your question? Obvious and redundant;
Answer: Zero difference.

You asked for and got an apology.
You asked for and got an answer.

Inneresting.
You consider my question obvious and redundant. As is your attempt at trolling.

and yet, I still answered it and then asked you to respond with direct answers to direct questions, as I did to you;

Now, your turn...

1. How does not wanting to buy produce from certain countries equate to "wanting citizens of EU countries to suffer (and/or detesting every country on the continent), which is 100% your strawman creation?" - Post #19
2. Are all the EU citizens (in BB's post) buying only EU, also wanting UK citizens to suffer and detest the UK, or does it only work 1 way in your head? - Post #37

Guess I'll be waiting now huh?

your response?

Am I wrong in saying that it is possible to buy British and not detest every country in Europe?
Am I wrong in saying that it is good for the local economy and good for the environment to buy locally and seasonally?
Is deliberately refusing to buy (or "avoid buying... at all costs") from certain countries and people because you want them to fail - is that a positive aspiration of "lots of Brexiteers" that PG knows?
Are you able to speak on behalf of them?

Bravo, mr question avoider.

[Bean]

Here's what I said before you started to deflect and try to twist:



Am I wrong in saying that it is possible to buy British and not detest every country in Europe?
Am I wrong in saying that it is good for the local economy and good for the environment to buy locally and seasonally?
Is deliberately refusing to buy (or "avoid buying... at all costs") from certain countries and people because you want them to fail - is that a positive aspiration of "lots of Brexiteers" that PG knows?
Are you able to speak on behalf of them?

Oh look, I directly answered your queries, then asked you to provide the same courtesy and instead, you've avoided my questions and asked some more of your own? There's a surprise.

Come on, stop avoiding and answer mine now.

I'll wait.

[WTFH]

Think of it as educational.

Perhaps he must imagine that because "lots of Brexiteers" think something, that it somehow follows that many other people in the world have another opinion, that the two are intrinsically linked and that somehow I am supposed to be all-knowing about how absolutely everyone thinks.

[BlasterBates]

WTFH - does this mean EU citizens want UK citizens to suffer?

LOL

Think of it as educational.

[Zigenare]

Here's what I said before you started to deflect and try to twist:

FFS, the ironing!

[WTFH]

I most humbly apologise for using/quoting the words;
Refuse
Refused

Interchangeable with "refusing", when you only actually used "refusing".

Your question? Obvious and redundant;
Answer: Zero difference.


Now, your turn...

1. How does not wanting to buy produce from certain countries equate to "wanting citizens of EU countries to suffer (and/or detesting every country on the continent), which is 100% your strawman creation?" - Post #19
2. Are all the EU citizens (in BB's post) buying only EU, also wanting UK citizens to suffer and detest the UK, or does it only work 1 way in your head? - Post #37

Guess I'll be waiting now huh?

Here's what I said before you started to deflect and try to twist:

Anecdotally - lots of Brexiteers I know are going out of their way to buy British and avoid buying EU at all costs.

If they are buying British, that's good for the economy and good for the environment.

Many of us have talked about doing that for ages, but that doesn't mean we detest every country in Europe and hope that all their citizens suffer. That's the difference.

Am I wrong in saying that it is possible to buy British and not detest every country in Europe?
Am I wrong in saying that it is good for the local economy and good for the environment to buy locally and seasonally?
Is deliberately refusing to buy (or "avoid buying... at all costs") from certain countries and people because you want them to fail - is that a positive aspiration of "lots of Brexiteers" that PG knows?
Are you able to speak on behalf of them?

[WTFH]

I most humbly apologise for using/quoting the words;
Refuse
Refused

Interchangeable with "refusing", when you only actually used "refusing".

Your question? Obvious and redundant;
Answer: Zero difference.


Now, your turn...

1. How does not wanting to buy produce from certain countries equate to "wanting citizens of EU countries to suffer (and/or detesting every country on the continent), which is 100% your strawman creation?" - Post #19
2. Are all the EU citizens (in BB's post) buying only EU, also wanting UK citizens to suffer and detest the UK, or does it only work 1 way in your head? - Post #37

Guess I'll be waiting now huh?

Inneresting.


You consider my question obvious and redundant. As is your attempt at trolling.

[Bean]

Doesn’t sound much like you apologising for misquoting me and dodging the question as usual.

I’ll wait.

I most humbly apologise for using/quoting the words;
Refuse
Refused

Interchangeable with "refusing", when you only actually used "refusing".

Your question? Obvious and redundant;
Answer: Zero difference.


Now, your turn...

1. How does not wanting to buy produce from certain countries equate to "wanting citizens of EU countries to suffer (and/or detesting every country on the continent), which is 100% your strawman creation?" - Post #19
2. Are all the EU citizens (in BB's post) buying only EU, also wanting UK citizens to suffer and detest the UK, or does it only work 1 way in your head? - Post #37

Guess I'll be waiting now huh?

[WTFH]

He also said anecdotally, so I hope you haven't solely used that post to extrapolate to a far larger set of people have you!? Lol

Again;
All I've said is you should stop conflating wanting to buying British, with wanting citizens of EU countries to suffer (and/or detesting every country on the continent), which is 100% your strawman creation.

Also, are all the EU citizens buying only EU also wanting UK citizens to suffer and detest the UK, or does it only work 1 way in your head?

Doesn’t sound much like you apologising for misquoting me and dodging the question as usual.

I’ll wait.

[Bean]

The words used were "Avoid buying... at all costs"

I most humbly apologise for using the word "refusing", because avoiding at all costs is completely different to refusing.

But since your pedantry and deflection knows no bounds, you now need to apologise as I never used the word "refuse", even though you put it in quotes and then later "refused" again in quotes, implying I said it.

It still is deflection on your part as you refuse to answer the question regarding the difference between consumers buying from companies or individuals based in Europe and "the EU"

As usual, you want to deflect from the point to try to avoid the difficult concept of thinking about what is being discussed.

He also said anecdotally, so I hope you haven't solely used that post to extrapolate to a far larger set of people have you!? Lol

Again;
All I've said is you should stop conflating wanting to buying British, with wanting citizens of EU countries to suffer (and/or detesting every country on the continent), which is 100% your strawman creation.

Also, are all the EU citizens buying only EU also wanting UK citizens to suffer and detest the UK, or does it only work 1 way in your head?

[original PM]

No it wasn’t. Theresa May’s red lines makes it clear that what the will of the people was for, was for leaving the SM + CU and controlling immigration.

Cheered on by Brexiters when she announced them.

If you didn’t agree with those red lines, you should have spoken up then.

Leaving the EU means some of the outcomes we will see are probably leaving the SM and CU and potentially more control over immigration.

But that was not the reason behind leaving the EU just some of the consequences.

[PCTNN]

still here???

yep, the UK is doomed but there is still money to be made (and transferred outside the UK)

[BR14]

you're not going to have any doors, guys. All used up to warm yourselves up in the cold winters

still here???

[meridian]

No it wasn't.

It was about getting out of the EU and removing the burden of tulip load of politicians whose sole interest is lining their own pockets as well as moving away from an institution whose sole interest is the continued existence of said institution.

No it wasn’t. Theresa May’s red lines makes it clear that what the will of the people was for, was for leaving the SM + CU and controlling immigration.

Cheered on by Brexiters when she announced them.

If you didn’t agree with those red lines, you should have spoken up then.

[original PM]

that is how the referendum was largely advertised and surely how it was perceived by tons of people (british and not)

No it wasn't.

It was about getting out of the EU and removing the burden of tulip load of politicians whose sole interest is lining their own pockets as well as moving away from an institution whose sole interest is the continued existence of said institution.