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OwlHoot replied

3 June 2016, 12:48
Originally posted by diseasex View Post

Yeah whatever happens. I'd just rather not risk it...

I haven't seen 1 good economic argument from brexiters though .they just wan't sovereignty.

As in "I haven't seen any tigers though, only these ten foot long striped tabby cats"

Sovereignty _is_ a good economic argument, when there will probably soon be several bankrupt EU countries looking for bailouts like Greece only much larger.
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TestMangler replied

2 June 2016, 14:28
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

Yes, me. ****tard

So, no then, arsewipe.
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original PM replied

2 June 2016, 14:22
Originally posted by TestMangler View Post

Do you have a reliable source for these statistics tuliphead ?

Achtung baby.

Apparently it is verboten to question our masters.

Hey darmstadt did I spell that right, is it enough to stop me being thrown in the camps for readjustment?
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darmstadt replied

2 June 2016, 14:17
Originally posted by TestMangler View Post

Do you have a reliable source for these statistics tuliphead ?

Yes, me. ****tard
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TestMangler replied

2 June 2016, 13:55
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

99% of British people had never heard of sovereignty until Brexit was mentioned and 98% of them still don't know what it means

You do release that if the UK didn't have sovereignty then it wouldn't have been able to hold this referendum?

Do you have a reliable source for these statistics tuliphead ?
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darmstadt replied

2 June 2016, 13:48
Originally posted by rl4engc View Post

Pesky Brexiteers!

Fighting for their nations democratic independence, their sovereignty, and future prosperity! It makes you mad! It almost makes you want to fight!

99% of British people had never heard of sovereignty until Brexit was mentioned and 98% of them still don't know what it means

You do release that if the UK didn't have sovereignty then it wouldn't have been able to hold this referendum?
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BrilloPad replied

2 June 2016, 13:42
Originally posted by rl4engc View Post

Why do sovereignty and prosperity have to be mutually exclusive?

It's a good job our Victorian forefathers didn't share your blinkered view of the world, there'd have been no Navy, Canals, Railways, Manufactories, Industrial Revolution, British Empire, Opium Trade..

In Victorian times the UK ruled the world. At the expense of the vast majority of UK citizens.
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rl4engc replied

2 June 2016, 13:40
Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

Why do sovereignty and prosperity have to be mutually exclusive?

It's a good job our Victorian forefathers didn't share your blinkered view of the world, there'd have been no Navy, Canals, Railways, Manufactories, Industrial Revolution, British Empire, Opium Trade..
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DodgyAgent replied

2 June 2016, 13:17
Originally posted by AtW View Post

You are in good company George Osborne defends Remain camp's 'scare tactics' - ITV News
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VectraMan replied

2 June 2016, 13:09
Originally posted by diseasex View Post

Yeah whatever happens. I'd just rather not risk it...
I haven't seen 1 good economic argument from brexiters though .they just wan't sovereignty.
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FatLazyContractor replied

2 June 2016, 12:46
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Vote Out.

Take a leap of faith. What could go wrong?

Try it and tell us if you could do it.
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AtW replied

2 June 2016, 12:46
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Vote Out.

Take a leap of faith. What could go wrong?
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AtW replied

2 June 2016, 12:45
Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View Post

Official?

AtW, please do the needful.

Monies paid, so yes, it is!
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rl4engc replied

2 June 2016, 12:22
Originally posted by diseasex View Post

they just wan't sovereignty.

Pesky Brexiteers!

Fighting for their nations democratic independence, their sovereignty, and future prosperity! It makes you mad! It almost makes you want to fight!

Seriously, if your head was any closer to Jean Claude Junckers arse, if he ever came to a sudden stop you'd have a very brown nose with a strong bouquet of Luxembourg about it.
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darmstadt replied

2 June 2016, 12:21
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

Look on the bright side - If Brexit wins, there should be shed loads of contract work adapting systems to suit.

Actually, that is another reason for an contractor in financial IT to favour Brexit, although in truth there will also be pretty drastic change if we stay, such as shortly being dragooned into the Euro and the unified EU tax regime currently quietly being planned in Brussels.

Already on that
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