Who's changed there minds on Brexit
- Thread starter Arti
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Fatarm
Trainee mod
Yeh..partick thistle for me ....
But I might change my mind again if that's ok?
stuart23
Private Member
Great choice mate, there’s hope for you yet
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Deleted member 40920
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I can't turn this down...
Can you honestly not see the difference between what the EU suggested, which was Northern Ireland remained in the single market to negate the problem of a border in Ireland, and what you said? Which is you're suggesting the EU do custom checks inside of the EU? Your post has got 3 likes, so that's at least 4 leave voters showing they have no clue of one of the easiest to follow parts of the whole brexit process
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Deleted member 32554
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Your comment of " tax the rich cxnts"
Sums it up nicely for me mate
As most on here are self employed grafters its not likely we would support corbyns ideology we want control not protectionism and indeed promotion of the idle , do you think that means we have no moral compass , if so that's sad
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Deleted member 32554
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Wasn't meant to be relevant to that post , you said it earlier and been busy ,
Now you avoided my point
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Deleted member 40920
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I can't be bothered getting into any more points. Just popped back to clarify how stupid the idea of a border between Ireland and the rest of the EU are.
Fwiw I meant tax large corporations, so my mistake to use the words rich c**ts. Although a higher tax band for highest 5-10% earners would be a plus too
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Fair enough but as long as you realise most of modern Tories would agree with unfair tax avoidance we just have the attitude that in order to look after the vulnerable in society this country has to be profitable ,
JessThePlasterer
Queen Jess Elizabeth I
Not changed my mind. I voted remain. Still think we should remain.
Leaving wouldn’t have to be a bad idea. The bad idea was announcing a vote without any planning involved.
Ideally, the referendum should have been a few years down the line after pitched presentations to the public outlining projections of what could happen if we left, what this would mean domestically, globally, financially etc.
Then more informed votes could have been cast with an actual idea in place of how the f**k we actually leave!
Instead of this f**k up
Leaving wouldn’t have to be a bad idea. The bad idea was announcing a vote without any planning involved.
Ideally, the referendum should have been a few years down the line after pitched presentations to the public outlining projections of what could happen if we left, what this would mean domestically, globally, financially etc.
Then more informed votes could have been cast with an actual idea in place of how the f**k we actually leave!
Instead of this f**k up
Arti
Well-Known Member
Yeh but what about Celtic/Rangers?
JessThePlasterer
Queen Jess Elizabeth I
Oh please do excuse me ..... Celtic duh. Anyone willing to sing you’ll never walk alone is ok in my book!
Danny
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Yup but remember the country is run by workshy lazy tossers so that would never have happened
JessThePlasterer
Queen Jess Elizabeth I
Makes me want to watch ‘the thick of it’ again lol!Yup but remember the country is run by workshy lazy tossers so that would never have happened
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Deleted member 40920
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And Boris's new big plan is...... The thing the EU suggested all that time ago. Northern Ireland staying in the single market, which was shot down in flames by the dup the first time round. Good old Boris
Shut up yer big lezzy!!!!
JessThePlasterer
Queen Jess Elizabeth I
A sound argument; well versed and delivered sir!
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"This government proposes a new deal for Northern Ireland" lol that's why the DUP are so open to it then
Smudger1
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Although HIGNFY response was amusing.
All about the backstop and little else. This is what the Brexiteers fear, that the rest of May's WA is not being renegotiated. A BRINO deal minus backstop, presented as a victory for Boris.
Come on Nige, if the EU doesn't give this letter short thrift, get the Tory Leave voters to switch to the Brexit Party at the GE. I will be telling Jacob to jump ship and join his sister.
All about the backstop and little else. This is what the Brexiteers fear, that the rest of May's WA is not being renegotiated. A BRINO deal minus backstop, presented as a victory for Boris.
Come on Nige, if the EU doesn't give this letter short thrift, get the Tory Leave voters to switch to the Brexit Party at the GE. I will be telling Jacob to jump ship and join his sister.
themucky1
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Mouldyoldspudgun
Well-Known Member
Can you really not see that all I said was reverse the situation? You are either a wind up, a European or just a fool that refuses anyone a view that is different from yours, ideally suited to Jeremy Corbyn, just like the Labour Party you resort to abuse but say nothing except what you a programmed to say
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You suggested a border between 2 countries in the single market. It's not refusing you a view, it's pointing out your view is massively flawed and ridiculous.
And yes, I'm a European lol
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themucky1
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But Northern Ireland would no longer be in the single market would it?
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That's not what he's suggesting. He's suggesting a border between Ireland and the EU and no border between NI and Ireland
"Here’s a thought what about no hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland but customs checks on stuff that is exported to the EU from Ireland either in Irish ports or the EU"
Mouldyoldspudgun
Well-Known Member
Now we are getting somewhere, you are right I did suggest a border between two EU countries just the same as the EU suggested a border between to United Kingdom countries. If we leave without a deal and both sides stick to their word, no hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland then the EU will have to put one between themselves and Ireland to protect their market
themucky1
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Fcuk it bang a border up between NI and the republic/EU
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f**k**g hell he's not backing down lol
Mouldyoldspudgun
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Just the same as you I guess but from a different perspective
Hibs...............”sunshine on leith” at a football match, a good song.
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It's not the same because your point of view is f**k**g r******d. A border between 2 countries in the single market while no border between Ireland and the UK... How the f**k are the EU meant to determine which goods are from Ireland and which have passed through the UK. Your point makes no sense.
I honestly though when I pointed it out to you you'd have a laugh about it and realise what you'd said. I'd love to see you in the house of commons propose that, or at a meeting with the EU
Mouldyoldspudgun
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And how do we know which have come from the EU and not Ireland? Your whole argument is f**k*d up, if all sides stick to what they say about a hard border and there is no deal what I say is the default position for the EU unless they f**k Ireland off out of it