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  • Eirikur
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    Originally posted by Pip in a Poke View Post
    Don't forget, OR, that there are plenty of left of centre people who voted Leave because of the inherent democratic deficit of the EU, nothing to do with bigotry.
    They voted brexit because of populist ideas, such as British people first, which were brainwashed into their simpleton brains, not understanding they would potentially lose all the protection such as workers rights, that the EU provides for them and it will make them unemployed for many years because of the massive economical crisis that will hit the UK, because of brexit.
    Yes EU could be more transparent and a bit more democratic but would you rather be 10 years unemployed because of brexit or have a job?

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  • VectraMan
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    Originally posted by billybiro View Post
    The answer is usually some retort to the tune of "but why the hell would I want to go and live/work over there?", demonstrating time and time again that us "Insel Affen" (as our German friends like to call us) truly are an insular island of arrogant, lazy, jingoistic idiots.
    Vilolette Insel Affen surely.

    The threat of Farage coming back is the only good reason I can see to go ahead with Brexit.

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  • billybiro
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    Originally posted by Pip in a Poke View Post
    Don't forget, OR, that there are plenty of left of centre people who voted Leave because of the inherent democratic deficit of the EU, nothing to do with bigotry.
    It never ceases to both amaze and truly sadden me when I point out to people in the UK that the same rights that allows "those bloody foreigners" to come to the UK to work gives them the right to go to another EU country for the same reason.

    The answer is usually some retort to the tune of "but why the hell would I want to go and live/work over there?", demonstrating time and time again that us "Insel Affen" (as our German friends like to call us) truly are an insular island of arrogant, lazy, jingoistic idiots.

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  • sasguru
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    Originally posted by northernladyuk View Post
    Well doesn't look like Teresa will be doing anything at all, so I think we're safe from Nigel and his pop gun.

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  • northernladyuk
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    He has already declared his Brownshirt plan.

    Brexit talks: Nigel Farage promises to 'pick up a rifle' if Theresa May U-Turns on talks | UK | News | Express.co.uk

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  • fullyautomatix
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    If a party gets 0 seats they should be struck off.

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  • oscarose
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    Originally posted by vetran View Post
    I was having a good day....

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  • vetran
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    Just when you thought he was gone.

    Theresa May slammed for risking Britain's Brexit mission | Daily Mail Online

    The whole of Brexit is at risk: Farage warns UK faces 2nd referendum
    Nigel Farage says Britain is 'staring down the barrel' of a second EU referendum
    May called the snap election seven weeks ago to try and gain a bigger majority
    But the country rejected her campaign and she has lost seats in election disaster
    Mr Farage said: 'Article 50 was triggered - we were on our way. May has put all this in jeopardy'
    EU Commissioner says Brexit talks might not now start as planned on June 19
    Ukip leader Paul Nuttall was humbled as party's vote nationwide collapsed

    Mr Farage told the BBC he was reluctant to return to the political front lines but that he was prepared to do so if needed to defend Brexit.

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  • oscarose
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    Originally posted by Pip in a Poke View Post
    Don't forget, OR, that there are plenty of left of centre people who voted Leave because of the inherent democratic deficit of the EU, nothing to do with bigotry.
    Nonsense - 'Brexit' campaign t'was all about immigration, scaremongering and dirty lies.

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  • BrilloPad
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    Originally posted by WTFH View Post
    Does this mean he and his cohorts won't be on TV all the time now?
    They are now going to campaign for the abolition of slavery.

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  • Pip in a Poke
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    Don't forget, OR, that there are plenty of left of centre people who voted Leave because of the inherent democratic deficit of the EU, nothing to do with bigotry.

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  • WTFH
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    Does this mean he and his cohorts won't be on TV all the time now?

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  • oscarose
    started a topic FAO: Nigel Farage

    FAO: Nigel Farage

    Bye bye bigots!

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