Well, when I want British cheddar I buy British. When I want foreign cheese I buy foreign. I use local butchers, fish mongers and green grocers.
Why wouldn’t I buy British? I care deeply about Britain. That’s why I voted remain.
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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Well, when I want British cheddar I buy British. When I want foreign cheese I buy foreign. I use local butchers, fish mongers and green grocers.
Why wouldn’t I buy British? I care deeply about Britain. That’s why I voted remain.
- Jul 10, 2003
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So lots more posts full of whataboutism, but no response on what you claim to be your specialist subject ?
I'm beginning to wonder whether you were really a forklift driver or whether you just said it to 'big yourself up' like the Bryan Robson stories
So lots more posts full of whataboutism, but no response on what you claim to be your specialist subject ?
I'm beginning to wonder whether you were really a forklift driver or whether you just said it to 'big yourself up' like the Bryan Robson stories
Either way, he’s boring the dickens out of everyone with his pallet stories. **** me.
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
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I was laughing at your immigration remarks to begin with there - like people voted leave to reduce EU immigration and replace it like-for-like with non EU immigration ie people from developing countries.(Still, that's what the Singaporean model requires, so needs must.)
The rest of it was really lovely, nostalgic, Little England stuff.
Then you finished off with blaming it on remoaners. Genius by name, genius by nature.
( I see you mentioned chips on the shoulder and the Irish in the same sentence because you've got one burning into your wax jacket there over them - it's got to be really chastening for you and oddball English Brexiteers like Rees-Mogg and Paterson - getting comprehensively owned by the Irish and Johnny Foreigner over Brexit because they wouldn't know their place. That's got to hurt that, especially as Brexit is purely an English creation too - bit like being an International Board member of the FA at The Empire Stadium, Wembley and seeing Johnny Foreigner from Hungary win 6-3 in 1953 at Association Football.)
Laughing at the fact EU immigration has reduced significantly since the referendum, especially amongst the low skilled element from eastern Europe who were helping to supress wages for the poorest workers in the UK .... typical class warrior, Islington set, corbynista
Chip tastic ... Oddball English, Johnny Foreigner, English this, English that, self loathing blah blah blah
- Jul 10, 2003
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You mean he manually types those words on every post he makes ? If only there was some automatic way to do it.
Now that is funny
Yet immigration numbers remain the same so immigrants are coming in greater numbers from elsewhere. I think was the point.Laughing at the fact EU immigration has reduced significantly since the referendum, especially amongst the low skilled element from eastern Europe who were helping to supress wages for the poorest workers in the UK .... typical class warrior, Islington set, corbynista
Chip tastic ... Oddball English, Johnny Foreigner, English this, English that, self loathing blah blah blah
nicko31
Well-known member
Newcastle City centre.....
Baker lite
Banned
Why is that a bad thing?we want to welcome the best talent from around the world not just the EU.
On our way.
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ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Laughing at the fact EU immigration has reduced significantly since the referendum, especially amongst the low skilled element from eastern Europe who were helping to supress wages for the poorest workers in the UK .... typical class warrior, Islington set, corbynista
Chip tastic ... Oddball English, Johnny Foreigner, English this, English that, self loathing blah blah blah
I was laughing at your immigration remarks, as I said - Every-time you excitedly venture onto the subject it always reveals a snippet at what's really beneath your attempted outer veneer, despite your careful spinning.
Where did I state it was a bad thing?
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
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Higher skilled immigration replacing mass low skilled EU immigration ... win-win for the UK.
nicko31
Well-known member
Suggest you buy a newspaper...
I offered no opinion either way. I have no idea what demographic makes up the non EU immigrants. I would assume that non EU immigrants are subject to stricter entry criteria, yes. Whether it’s a good thing depends on the grounds of objection to immigration. If it’s sheer numbers then this is not a win.
- Jul 10, 2003
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It's incredible how different the fruit tastes when the picker has good qualifications. Definitely worth paying far more for
Baker lite
Banned
I felt it in your tone, the cloak is slipping.We all know that a sizeable majority of the remain campaign was intent on a more Aryen outlook for the future of the United States of Europe.
On our way.
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Rubbish.
nicko31
Well-known member
It's incredible how different the fruit tastes when the picker has good qualifications. Definitely worth paying far more for
Fruit only for the elites. Rest can survive on no deal food packs from the government
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
A fully chartered accountant from Pakistan on full pay can do wonders in a care home for dementia sufferers with incontinence that a migrant care worker on the minimum wage from the EU could only dream off too.
We're so lucky to have this post Brexit win-win for the UK.
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
- 10,568
Hilarious ....you are a self-identified class warrior, who went to see the dear leader speak in person and have defended him on numerous occasions but have distanced yourself from your very clear prejudices ever since.
Very good point.