Comments by "Potato" (@BDaMonkey) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

  1.  @NSW-ye3xw  No. You're an idiot.
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  2. He's getting worried. Good.
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  3. This is really funny, the government is actively wanting a VONC against it. Let that sink in.
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  4. Well deserved. This was a war crime, plain and simple.
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  5. So when does the teething problems excuse become embarrassing?
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  6. In before the nutters who dispute this.
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  7. No. He broke the terms of his suspended sentence. It is not about freedom of speech.
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  8. Watch as this benefits no one at home.
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  9. We've known about this company for a while now. There was a good article in the Guardian about it, it's worth a read.
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  10. This is incredibly short sighted. A job is often not forever. People can be made redundant. They may have kids. This is beyond their control. Some people just have this situation forced on them, and it's ridiculous to suggest this.
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  11. I've seen the big-eared boys on farms.
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  12. Nathan Owens That's not the argument at all.
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  13. Well, it's true. He has the hands of an 8 year old boy.
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  14. The next 50 years are going to be interesting.
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  15. Christopher Riley I'm not the biggest fan of this guy from the way he has acted in the past, but he is absolutely fantastic in this interview. Great researchers backing him up, great delivery, listens well, asks good questions.
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  16. Tyranny is ridiculously stupidly description. How have they restricted or impeded your life?
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  17. He has tiny hands.
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  18. Read between the lines, they are getting ready to indict.
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  19. Are you the majority now?
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  20. Can't blame him. The report is a shitshow.
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  21.  @johnfalconer5778  No. He is correct.
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  22. CANV4S I read Libtards and stopped reading.
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  23. Herbi Varsawus I got pringles. Best two days.
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  24. You shitmunchers and your Soros obsessions.
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  25. Lolux1701 They are British. Don't be a fool.
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  26. Wow. That's insane.
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  27.  @sljones9103  Prove it.
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  28. This man getting more of a platform is not what I want to see.
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  29. This man getting more of a platform is not what I want to see.
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  30. They were going to pay for his protection anyway!
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  31. Tapor E I agree, I don't like this dude a lot of the time, but that was an excellent interview. Excellent.
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  32. buckiegb I love this belief that Trump has somehow improved the economy within less than 2 years. That's not the way investment and economic change works. The groundwork is done years in advance.
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  33.  @jameswhiteley6843  Oh god James. Stop blaming everyone else for your sides massive shortcomings. There was no plan. You lot had 40 fucking years.
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  34. TheCausation Stop fucking crying, you big whiny baby.
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  35. Crown9 But they have deported people in this situation. You seem to be missing this.
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  36. You are correct. If there was someone who wanted leadership, May would've been gone ages ago.
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  37.  @thisisnumber0  WAH
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  38. medhanie zeweldi For a lot of people affected, this IS their country.
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  39. Massive gains. Okay. Whatever you say.
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  40. Chicot The Jester LOL.
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  41. Article 50 can be extended with EU consent. So no.
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  42. Nope.
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  43. paperBag OnHead I've seen people arguing that foreign policy has nothing to do with this. Absolutely deluded.
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  44.  @jameswhiteley6843  He may well be, but his comment is about JRM.
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  45.  @raymondbullock6500  That doesn't address what he said at all.
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  46. Another Trump term would not healthy for the US. All he does is sow division, blame others and peddle hate.
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  47. Crown9 So they do want to deport them then. Okay. It really isn't overblown. It's a pretty big thing for a government department to mess up.
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  48.  @ChristianPatriarchy  That was terrorism. You seem to be trying to score points here. I don't particularly care for it.
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  49. Vlad Jones Knickers? I go commando, like a real man.
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  50. Government ineptitude. Home office threw out their only documentation for some reason or other. Shocking stuff.
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  51. He's probably been married a long time.
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  52. I'm sitting worried all the upvotes might be people taking you seriously.
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  53. Well, the video title isn't wrong.
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  54.  @bennyblanco6317  Jesus, the state of you, you can't backup anything you say.
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  55. Paranoid delusions.
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  56. It doesn't matter that he is an activist. The NHS is still failing.
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  57. Did you actually watch the video?
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  58.  It's flat out plane  Stop spamming this shite.
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  59. The only way you get rid of this guy IS voting Labour.
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  60.  @jameswhiteley6843  Even if it WAS on offer, it wouldn't fit with May's red lines. And it's quite clear that Brexit is the problem. None of this would be happening if there was no Brexit. It was doomed from the very beginning. We tried to tell you lot. You didn't listen. Own your shitty decision.
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  61.  @simmo1024  They been trying to get a free trade deal all along. They are restricted by their own red lines. If they had effectively planned this, they would have seen the Irish border as the main obstacle to that. They didn't effectively plan for this.
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  62. Andrew M Soros? Alright, tinfoil hat man.
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  63. I had exactly the same conversation with someone I know. I just don't even know anymore.
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  64. Parroting the nonsense JRM said in his salty state last night.
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  65. Great. Split the vote even further.
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  66. And we would lose much more than that in lost trade. Smart decision you made.
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  67. NoChallenge Parts of the post are a bit of a stretch.
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  68.  @jameswhiteley6843  I think the point we are trying to make has maybe went over your head a little James.
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  69. Oh FFS, don't be thick.
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  70.  @crown9413  No they haven't and no it does not. And we have a say on everything the EU parliament does. That's why we vote for MEP's. You are completely grasping at straws. And you didn't answer my question. What have they restricted YOU from doing?
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  71. This was inevitable after they sacked off May's deal. They were too stupid to see that, now they are bitching about it. I have no sympathy.
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  72. What?
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  73. For the love of god, pick Starmer.
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  74.  @danielmcnaughton1186  Also the fact that the allegations are coming from someone who is a consistent liar.
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  75. People voted to leave. This is the outcome of a no deal.
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  76. Pound is absolutely tanking at the moment.
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  77.  @deathguarddavegoogley2022  People are poorer from it. Not good for the little man.
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  78. This is the first time I've ever seen C4 being called out for Tory bias. Hilarious.
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  79.  @ChristianPatriarchy  I have no idea what you are talking about. Honestly.
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  80. john gunn How nice.
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  81. Pink 1985 No. Quit reading the Daily Mail.
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  82. Pete Howson Selective memory of just plain dim? Hard to figure out how Johnson's brain functions.
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  83. Because grown men feel threatened by a little girl. Snowflakes 😂
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  84. We have learned absolutely nothing.
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  85.  @crown9413  Tyranny is a completely hyperbolic term. What have they restricted you from doing?
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  86. This isn't just a phenomenon restricted to her area.
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  87. R Berr Nope.
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  88.  @mattyboydabest97  He's talking about conspiracy theory nonsense. The Kalergi plan is uttered by Anti Semitic, neckbearded buffoons who haven't progressed from their mums basement.
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  89. NoChallenge It isn't a matter of doing that. It's a case of the local authorities actually having the facilities to send people to. They generally don't.
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  90. Legend.
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  91. Jack Thomas You know nothing Jack Thomas.
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  92.  @jameswhiteley6843  Same old argument points. I think you need to own this, you voted for this. You didn't think it through at all. Be an adult.
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  93. That's not Martin Bashir.
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  94.  @bennyblanco6317  I mean, you've completely came to the wrong conclusion in doing that. As I said, you are fool. Go away now.
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  95. I'm so shocked that a Brexit Party Member lied. So shocked.
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  96. Yes, let's not report on something that is reality, just to keep your fragile ego safe.
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  97. Boerboel 1652 He already had a suspended sentence for doing the thing that he did here. Why shouldn't he go to jail? He clearly hasn't learned how anything works.
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  98. It really isn't, for an economy of our size.
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  99. Ding, ding. We have a winner.
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  100.  @alanbrown4703  It's completely idiotic to compare this to the World Wars. Don't do that.
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  101. They are allowing us to leave. We wouldn't be in this position if they weren't.
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  102. This is what you voted for. A government having to stockpile medication and food. Pretty ridiculous, huh?
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  103. Perhaps we should have a referendum that wasn't filled with lies?
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  104. Jamie Clayton You jizzcock. Piss kidney.
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  105. I have never felt comfortable with quitters using the sacrifices of those people in their argument. Those people don't have a voice anymore.
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  106. We expected them to do this?
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  107. I mean, you can look for excuses or just admit that Brexit is a shitfest. Ones a rational course, the other, not really.
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  108. @Alt Fit His support for the EU has nothing to do with him highlighting a failing health service to a PM who is in the hospital on a press opportunity. It's ridiculous to suggest that it does.
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  109. You are so fucking dumb it hurts.
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  110.  @minotaur878  Housing and NHS crisis have not been caused by the EU. You haven't really answered my question. How has this impeded YOU?
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  111. @chris livings But no tariffs for goods inside the EU. And prices will likely rise when we leave. So no.
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  112.  pinkie perky  You are being deliberately misleading. And you know this.
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  113. This is not normal or acceptable.
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  114. Landslide. LOL.
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  115. Civil unrest? Sounds like project fear to me.
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  116. Because it's a ridiculous pile of nonsense, which has already been rejected, and will be rejected again. That's why.
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  117. Good man.
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  118.  @saxglend9439  Which is what Brexit will do if the Tories get their way with it.
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  119. It's to prevent no deal. Do keep up.
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  120. The negotiation is done over the withdrawal. There is no coming back to ask for more.
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  121. Copying and pasting the same statement does not add credibility to it.
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  122. Yes. This is proven by the fact that our government is having to stockpile food and medicine for when we leave. You utter cretin.
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  123.  @stephenvail5375  Your argument is simply 'have faith'. That is idiotic.
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  124. You seem a bit confused.
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  125. He is one of those things definitely. The other, that's debatable.
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  126.  @robduncan599  Yup.
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  127. Of course you are allowed. Still makes you an utter fool.
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  128.  @bennyblanco6317  I don't think you can think critically. Which makes anything you say null and void. See? I can do the same thing.
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  129. Apparently 😉
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  130. The video addresses this. Watch the video.
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  131. Won't pass through parliament. So no.
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  132. I don't even understand how anyone in their right mind could vote for them.
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  133. Ah, it's that kickass guitarist guy :-) Yes, you are quite correct. I feel ashamed to be from the UK these days.
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  134. Mismanagement and Brexit.
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  135.  @danielbroad8363  Yes. Yes it was.
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  136. They are just highlighting what a complete fuckwit he is.
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  137. The Fourth Wall I saw nothing but pro brexit material.
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  138.  @ElectricInevitability  He still voted for it.
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  139.  David of Yorkshire  If you asking this question, you really haven't been paying attention.
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  140.  @johnsweda2999  What's the issue with that? People have been running around saying 'taking back control of our borders', this is not doing that AT ALL. Don't defend the idiocy.
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  141. No, they've been exceptionally poor in responding to the virus.
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  142. ˈbaʕal Eugh.
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  143.  @painexotic3757  Cool attempt at paraphrasing. It doesn't really work though.
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  144.  @leapsplashafrog  Trade has already BEEN lost. You utterly delusional fantasist.
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  145. We are not leaving on the 31st. It isn't happening. And that's good.
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  146. Dolly Day I'm not sure if Jill is being serious...
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  147. Superhans for PM.
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  148. I highly doubt it. We could only be so lucky.
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  149.  terry knowles  If they aren't in work, jobseeking benefits stop after 3 months and they can be deported. So we do have some control, but never chose to enact it.
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  150. So they both cheated. Great democracy in action there.
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  151. You are doing good work dude. Speak to your bosses if you haven't already. Take care of yourself.
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  152. infinitecanadian You truly are a fucking moron.
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  153. A lot of these people lack any kind of self awareness. Wankers. The lot of them.
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  154. jamietherooster There was massive support from certain newspapers for leave. Where were you?
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  155. J Link Don't be silly.
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  156. M R It's debatable that there are benefits to this type of behaviour. It's a bizarre thing to behold. Honestly, this may sound pedantic, but I think this is one of the biggest problems facing society at the moment. And I'm not really sure we can do anything against the tide of ignorance.
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  157. Really interesting how they keep avoiding Channel 4 interviews.
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  158. It's wrong. But it in no way mitigates or lessens what Dominic Cummings has done. And you know this.
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  159. Arlene is a fool.
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  160.  @Land-of-reason  You see what you want to see. The poll was conducted by a completely impartial source. They are just reporting on it.
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  161. They have every right to quit.
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  162. You are basically justifying this behaviour. Don't do this.
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  163. I knew it would be shite.
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  164.  @1fakeb623  Anyone with half a brain could have seen this coming. 1 country, negotiating with an entire trading bloc. We were always going to be worse off.
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  165. Farage is never going to win an election.
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  166. It's Covid and Brexit.
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  167. It doesn't really matter where his allegiances lie. He's just in charge of no deal preparations. He ain't getting anywhere near the negotiations.
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  168. That would be extremely irresponsible of the government to waste money on what is essentially a high stakes blink contest. I think they are doing this to prepare, because it needs to be done. This is project reality.
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  169. This is basically it.
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  170. Farmer ned 6 Accuses someone of not being bright. Doesn't actually understand how sentencing works. Cretin.
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  171.  Charles White  You are really naive if you truly believe this.
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  172. You fool 😂
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  173. No.
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  174. LOL good one.
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  175. I didn't know this about Webb. I love him in Peep Show. He's an excellent comic actor.
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  176. NoChallenge This is untrue.
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  177. NoChallenge I have worked with the homeless previously, and yes, I have spoke to people who have been turned away from shelters due to them having no room. I can't imagine it being any different now. Personal experience, if you choose not to believe that, then fine, have it your way.
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  178. NoChallenge The thing is, the laws and regulations are not being adhered to, because they have no room for people. In an ideal world, this would be amazing if everyone was guaranteed adequate housing. Reality is very different thing entirely.
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  179. Yeah, let's not allow goods into the UK. What a great idea. I'm glad you aren't in charge of anything.
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  180. LOL Brexit
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  181.    That doesn't make any sense. I don't need faith them. I know what they stand for and what to expect. Brexit is a wild jump with no thought put into it.
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  182. There is nothing to suggest that will be the case.
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  183. You have an agenda.
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  184.  @randomdaveUK  Also that US trade deal, is riding on the word of a man who is a pathological liar. I think that's more important really.
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  185. Deluded.
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  186.  @helphelpimbeingrepressed9347  I was under the impression they usually do this anyway. Could be wrong.
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  187. He ran because he was afraid for his life. He was right to be afraid.
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  188. Doesn't want to turn up to TV debate = Not a coward. He is a coward. His actions show that.
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  189. SufamiDan Don't support them by clicking on their video then.
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  190. America is more divided than ever because of his constant lying. It will take them years, possibly decades to get over his tenure.
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  191. Theresa Villiers should know better.
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  192. @Joe Bloggs. I mean, that's a completely hollow victory. He opened it up and he got a worse deal than the one we already had. Hardly fucking amazing.
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  193. This a poor justification for the acts inflicted on these men. Don't do this.
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  194.  @woden3894  I mean, if you want to justify the murder of two people and shooting of another by a boy from a different city who frankly should not have been there or had access to that weaponry, fine. I'm not going to stop you. I don't agree with it.
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  195. The results from this don't support your hypothesis.
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  196.  @johnathanpearson3203  We are poorer as a result of the reduced value of the pound. You do realise this, right?
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  197. No deal was barely mentioned when we had the referendum. So no.
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  198.  @CK-xi1cg  That's not what they told you initially though. And that isn't a contradiction. That's simply stating fact. Go back and look at leave campaign leaflets from around the time of the referendum. The majority of them mention getting a deal.
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  199.  @CK-xi1cg  That's not a contradiction. 'Barely' fits perfectly there. Is English your first language?
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  200. Doubt it.
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  201.  @richardwitcombe9772  Are you just copy and pasting that everywhere 😂
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  202. Bang on.
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  203. This deal is worse than May's. He hasn't done a better job.
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  204. The shadow Brexit secretary has made this clear numerous times. Where have you been?
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  205.  @cinderball1135  I mean, you really shouldn't have needed to say this. But there you go.
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  206. LOL.
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  207. It doesn't work like that. At all.
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  208. Wrong Miliband.
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  209. That's not what the video is about.
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  210. Naomi Long is great in this.
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  211.  @matthewjennings1327  I said the thing you are backing is stupid. Which is true. Because it fucking is.
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  212. Nope. The Irish border problem is the UK's. We shat the bed. You shouldn't expect someone else to clean it up.
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  213.  @chrisb4009  You realise that none of what you've wrote justifies his death?
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  214.  @chrisb4009  Yes. And this is quite literally part of that problem.
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  215. They say stuff you don't want to hear. Selling them off seems a bit extreme. What a child.
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  216. You know why they aren't calling for one. Don't be silly.
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  217.  @petegiant  No. Quitters did. You voted for this.
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  218. Not really certain at all.
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  219.  @DauntingGecko  Thanks for your input random internet guy. I'll believe you over any experts 🙄
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  220.  @DauntingGecko  In what world are Abbott and Osbourne experts? 😂😂😂😂
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  221.  @billybatts8283  - Problem is guns - Solution to this is using more guns Good lord man. Think for a change.
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  222. ***** This whole 'just leave' thing that people keep saying is a bit narrow-minded. There are a lot of reasons why someone would have to stay here, family ties/responsibilities etc. And the very thing you are saying is not particular democratic. So anyone with a dissenting opinion should just leave? Bizarre mentality.
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  223. John Kearney You can use Google to find out what powers a devolved administration holds. I shouldn't have to educate you.
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  224. NickLip09 Blue screen of death. Bot shutdown.
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  225.  @painexotic3757  Did you read my post? You have clearly missed the point entirely.
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  226. Marcus Soileau True. I worry for the younger members of my family.
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  227. 4 years?
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  228. Georgia state certified it.
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  229. myname is love I'm from the UK, and I can assure you, what you are seeing is not representative of the UK whatsoever.
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  230. No. 2nd decision supersedes the first, as we know more details about what leaving will actually entail. Let's see if the people actually have an appetite for this, knowing now what they didn't and couldn't know before. I cannot be happy with the first result because of the sheer amount of misinformation and outright lying from both campaigns. That is not and never will be a good foundation for such a important decision.
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  231. David Vere It's not really comparable.
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  232. A United Ireland/border poll would be problematic at the current time. It should never be floated as an idea.
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  233.  @Jonscify  I never said there was a solution. That's basically the issue. There isn't one.
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  234. It's not really set in stone. We haven't left twice before. I wouldn't get your hopes up again.
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  235. Coysgub Agreed.
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  236. Frederick Garrett And yet, she will be elected. Which is scary.
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  237. Everything she said is true. I do not get the vitriolic response.
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  238. Billy McAuliffe Think about what you are actually writing.
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  239. Billy McAuliffe​ The other commentators. Read their posts.
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  240. Ein Sof I hope so. But I still envisage the Tory winning the election. But I don't think they will get what they want out of this.
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  241.  @guacamolekid3899  He didn't win. I know this is difficult for you to accept, but you need to do this. Not doing this makes you look deranged.
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  242.  @OldLuckyJim  This is it now. They want idiots to give them money. The grift will never end.
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  243. Congrats. Hopefully this is the first positive step of many.
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  244.  @jameswhiteley6843  Crikey, this is the stupidest request. Open your eyes, there are numerous papers and media outlets who support the leave vote.
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  245. Doesn't work.
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  246. Your second paragraph is hilarious. It's basically defending the government's inability to plan for anything. A lot of things are not variables. They knew what would happen if we left. They made no plan. That is not a good thing.
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  247. Martyntd5 You are defending them though. Reread your paragraph there. It's fucking hilarious. You are letting them get away with utter incompetence. Go you.
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  248. Oh hi nutters!
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  249. They are in poverty because of decisions made by successive governments. It has very little to do with the EU.
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  250. M R Yep. I don't quite understand this phenomenon either.
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  251.  @thelonesomewanderer8359  Boris will be an even bigger embarrassment. I can assure you of this.
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  252.  @crown9413  Of course they have a say on the leaders of the EU. They put them there in the first place! And how do they censor your internet? Because that sounds like utter nonsense. I mean, your criticising them right now. And they haven't stopped you. You silly sod.
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  253. Let's be honest. They don't. They wanted the world on a stick. It doesn't work like that.
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  254.  @leapsplashafrog  Ain't happening. They already agreed an extension. So no.
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  255.  @benloki6788  I would be happy enough for that to happen. It's stupid bringing it up here though, it doesn't lessen any wrongdoing in any parties, it doesn't magically make everything alright. This isn't a football match.
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  256.  @goofed86  Why would you need a 3rd vote? 3 years have passed since the last one. We know infinitely more than we did last time. Another vote would settle this.
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  257. And yet they took the house. Have to laugh at people disregarding that.
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  258.  @ali09gaming58  Oh god. Stop using salty JRM excuses for this.
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  259. Another vote is an act of democracy. So no.
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  260.    That's silly to suggest that. They ran on a lot more than Brexit.
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  261.    As I said, it's silly to even compare attempt to judge Brexit support from the last GE. They ran on social policy as well as that.
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  262.  @peteydynamite8794  And yet, I'm pretty sure you'd agree that it isn't on in both scenarios.
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  263.  @bobrail733  It's failing for a variety of reasons, yes. It is still woefully underfunded though.
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  264.  @andrisparalax1752  I never said that 😂
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  265.  @oniondesu9633  That actually strengthens his point.
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  266. Still talking shite love?
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  267.  @AndrejPekar  You've just agreed with me mate.
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  268. Sam Parr Good job supporting them inadvertently.
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  269. Can't watch the video. Call it fake news. OK.
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  270.  @GamingBear_Q_E_D  Jesus. Just confirming your utter stupidity there. But ok.
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  271. Jim Mason Because they don't care. And they shouldn't. A man breaking the terms of his suspended sentence is hardly news worthy.
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  272. Jim Mason 20000 people? Is that including the naked bikers? Reason why this is now being reported is because of the absolute bellends in attendance. Any rational person can see that there is nothing to Little Tommy wommy's imprisonment beyond idiocy.
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  273. Geth Creator I can find no evidence of this 50% figure you are throwing around. It doesn't seem like it based in reality.
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  274. NinjaBananaPT Vicente That literally makes no sense. Well done.
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  275. Also, I'm not sure they have the brainpower to coordinate it.
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  276. Or they are just protecting their own interests, and they are stronger party here. The victim narrative is a bit silly.
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  277. Climate change is indisputable.
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  278.  @Martyntd5  This is the reality of the situation though. They need to do these things, and these works are just the start of it. No deal is a very real possibility, and it would be a huge disaster without preparation.
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  279. @Neil Cheney If he was willing to compromise then, why not now? Why have any of this?
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  280. They need to get him out asap.
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  281. It doesn't fit your world view. That being ignorance.
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  282. The CTA is for people, not goods. The UK needs to have border infrastructure for goods. This is what is so perplexing about Rees Mogg's viewpoint. I would say he is aware that this is the case, he's not a unintelligent man. And if he is aware of it, he is risking a still fragile peace process in NI to achieve his aims. But bringing up the CTA is a bit funny. That's essentially leaving an open border. I thought you lot wanted us to take back control of our borders? That isn't controlling them.
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  283.  @acac7928  That's not going to happen.
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  284. MrVidification This is true. A lot of people who actually failed at watching the video as well.
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  285. You complain about the programme being biased, yet you yourself are completely biased. The poll was carried out by an impartial party.
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  286. I often think his brother was unfairly treated. Both of them are competent.
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  287. MHL83 What?
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  288. Choraldiscourse BUTTHURT.
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  289. Makes no sense.
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  290. I don't think you are doing this right.
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  291. SolsburyHill22 This isn't an election? One is a decision that can be changed in 5 years. The other could have ramifications for decades. They aren't even remotely comparable.
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  292. SolsburyHill22 Here we go. We won, you lost etc. Very predictable response. I'm working class, by the way. My income isn't anywhere near enough to be middle class. I can assure you of that.
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  293. The issue is, this was meant to be amazing. Not any kind of downfall.
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  294. Because it's a terrible idea.
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  295.  Johnny Caruthers  Please be quiet.
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  296. You lot called that leaflet project fear, and now you are using it as an example of you knowing what you were voting for? Delusional eejit 😂
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  297. You assume 17+ million like this fellow.
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  298. NoChallenge Quoting laws and regulations means absolutely nothing. You have two people within this thread telling you you are wrong. One would think, you would reassess your position, but you are still here, talking fucking nonsense.
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  299. SpectatingBystander You are pretty cold.
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  300. Don't be dumb.
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  301. Pretty much.
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  302. It wasn't discussed by the leave campaigns. They promised a great deal. It never happened.
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  303.  @Geffo555  This constant revision of things that happened only three years ago is the most hilariously deluded thing to behold.
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  304. It really isn't the same thing.
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  305. If the remain campaign had cheated and it was proven that it was funded by outside interests who benefit from the outcome, then yes, I would want another vote. But I don't think it's really relevant. We don't live in that outcome.
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  306. Soft Brexit then? Cool.
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  307. Bram Balk Er, they want to do deal. They've said this repeatedly. They can't when we have an ever changing negotiating position.
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  308. Enoch Powell And more head in the sand nonsense from you.
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  309. They literally do represent that party. They are councillors 😂
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  310. Needs an enquiry.
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  311. Samuel Jones Hahahaha what.
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  312. Worst civil unrest in history? Catch yourself on.
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  313. Nope.
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  314.  K MT  Thanks for supporting Channel 4.
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  315. Er, they have done that. He ducks everything or doesn't even turn up most of the time.
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  316. What utter nonsense.
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  317. Fek The First It is pure Whataboutism though.
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  318. Except....that's not really true.
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  319. Another vote is the way to solve this. No one can argue that it is undemocratic. It is literally democracy in action.
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  320. Pretty much.
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  321.  Albert Pike  What.
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  322. 'Believe and everything will be fine' basically.
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  323. Anybody wanting a clean brexit is a fool.
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  324.  @nitelite78  That couldn't be more false if you tried. But okay.
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  325.  @nitelite78  They are doing it to give an indication of voting intention now. There is no agenda behind it.
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  326.  @nitelite78  Good lord. Read that last post back to yourself and think about what you said there. You acknowledge that views change. Yet are doing everything you can to disregard this. You seem a bit paranoid.
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  327.  @nitelite78  The views have changed. How is that irrelevant? We know more now than what we did before. Your opinions of something can change over time. That's what a democracy is about. You seem confused.
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  328.  @OhEidirsceoil  I was agreeing with you.
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  329. Adam Collins These things are not instantaneous.
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  330.  @jrbailey3208  I like to keep my posts to the original point, and I don't particularly care about extending this out to other topics you want to discuss. WTO is not a deal, no matter what way you attempt to spin it. It's dumb to suggest that. It's a default position in leaving, and not a particularly good one.
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  331. JGK29 Because it's not Martin Bashir?
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  332.  @helphelpimbeingrepressed9347  Not sure I follow. But, I would agree that it's more likely they won't touch that far right party with a ten foot barge pole.
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  333. Not really surprising at all. Twats. Twats everywhere.
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  334. wakaisgood Giving them views is supporting them. Ublock doesn't prevent that.
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  335. Do you want a non existent ferry with that?
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  336. You do realise they are going to bonfire your worker's rights? You do realise this, right?
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  337. Quite the opposite actually.
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  338. MrGoalissimo Actually, the caseworkers did. They warned against destroying the only documents they had for these people. Their management overruled them.
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  339. AugustusPugin They never thought they had to. That's the point.
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  340. This is the best part about Brexit. People believe we can thrive without the EU, under this lot. They are utterly incompetent. Anyone with a degree of common sense wouldn't trust them with an empty car park, let alone Brexit.
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  341. Steve Thomas I fail to see how it's truly relevant. He was warned about this, he broke the terms of his suspended sentence anyway.
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  342. Steve Thomas I think you are reading too much into it. The man has been convicted several times, this isn't some establishment attack on freedom of speech. He broke the terms of his suspended sentence. It's a pretty simple state of affairs.
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  343. It was stupid giving MP's a say? That's the sovereignty that you lot want, in action.
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  344. Doubt it.
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  345. Copy and pasted nonsense.
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  346.  @tomhulme1176  He has no plan to get round the Benn act that doesn't involve a GE before the 31st. He's got nothing and he's running out of time. Keeping him in a little box is the smartest thing parliament can do for the time being.
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  347.  @tomhulme1176  He has to extend because it is the law now. I don't think you really understand what you are talking about. You seem to completely disregard that this has happened (legally!) twice before.
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  348.  @Danzo1212  It should be fairly obvious who 'we' is referring to. The UK, as a whole. Another recession means less money for services. Things can get much worse. Staying positive isn't going to change anything. That's incredibly naive.
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  349. It's very hard to believe though, given his language in his rallies.
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  350.  @jameswhiteley6843  James, you are over simplifying this completely. Those manifestos had a myriad of issues/pledges involved, not just the delivery of brexit. It's silly to even suggest that the voting results of the last election could even be seen as a measurement for Brexit support. Don't be daft.
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  351. He got an 80 seat majority based on the WA he had negotiated. It is literally the will of the people. But I'm sure adamant leavers will not acknowledge this at all.
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  352. They probably don't care. It's fake news to them.
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  353.  @colinfryett8174  If you still think 17 million would be angry about this, you are deluded.
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  354. They really aren't.
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  355. LOL
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  356. You do realise this is an ongoing crisis? Deaths will rise. It's inherently stupid and misleading to compare the two figures.
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  357. This post will not aged well.
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  358.  @CK-xi1cg  But that isn't what they told you.
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  359. Comparing an election to this referendum is pretty stupid.
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  360. They amended that law.
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  361. This is just victim blaming and justifying this.
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  362.  @cinderball1135  I agree with this. I think the EU elections are going to be interesting. I don't think it is going to go the way polls are suggesting.
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  363.  @IanTdob1966  Why would they manufacture these parts in the UK, when they already have the infrastructure in the EU for this? It would be a lot more viable to just move their production plants into the EU in the event of no deal. Your response is completely devoid of any logic.
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  364.  @alanpattinson6211  I know this now Alan, and I have deleted it.
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  365. No, he will be tried and convicted by a fair court.
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  366. They weren't dangerous, but it was nasty.
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  367. Will take years to sort out.
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  368. You just made a point for a second referendum tbh.
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  369. Wate?
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  370. Stop watching it then, you silly sod.
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  371. I'm not going to comment on Brexit. Comments on Brexit. Wanker.
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  372. As opposed to what vision that the leavers have? They have nothing.
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  373.  @Iazzaboyce  At this point, that is debatable. We don't know what the people truly want now. That was 2 years ago. A lot has happened.
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  374. Which got refused. Oh dear. Such watertightness.
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  375. You just completely disregarded the content of this video.
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  376. Sure you would remain. Sure.
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  377. Well. He's not wrong.
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  378. JE Hoyes He is only thinking about Tommy Robinson at this point. His career will no doubt flourish after this.
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  379. 'It only fell by this!' It still fell, you complete cretin.
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  380. Depends what polls you are looking at. There was polls conducted that signalled a leave victory.
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  381. I thought the firm was in Grayling's constitutency.
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  382.  @geoffreynoonan4334  This is the dumbest thing I've read on here today. And I've read a lot of dumb comments today.
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  383. @Brother Spartacus He's still President. The buck stops with him. He's done nothing but aggravate and make the situation worse.
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  384. Anon Omous Great empire. Years ago. Not now.
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  385.  @marjorierushie7737  Actually, he does.
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  386. Blame yourself for backing something so fucking stupid and undeliverable.
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  387. @FuckILoveYouTubby Uh. Yes, it is. With his withdrawal agreement, we have more than a year to negotiate an actual deal. There's no way a trade deal will be concluded in that time. It isn't concluded, we fall out with no deal. Please, educate yourself.
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  388. Remainers do. Leavers, likely not.
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  389.  @awesomeavenger2810  Nope. It's up to the UK to provide a solution. The EU have made suggestions. That's all they can do.
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  390.  @awesomeavenger2810  It is still the UK's responsibility to sort this.
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  391. 6 months mate.
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  392. Not very democratic.
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  393. Midia?
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  394.  @chrisb4009  It's hardly meaningless.
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  395. I don't and never will accept the original result.
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  396. Geoff Evans BBC bias. On a channel 4 video. Go away, you silly sod.
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  397. Sini Whataboutery.
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  398. No. He said about getting a deal.
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  399. Bertie shed Timpani This really isn't the matter at hand.
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  400. The Mueller investigation hasn't even finished mate. Why would they disclose information from an investigation that hasn't even finished?
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  401. End? It's only just beginning, you utter fool.
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  402. High Price These issues have only been exacerbated by government austerity. Immigrants have nothing to do with this. They are a handy scapegoat for people like you though.
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  403.  @tomhulme1176  You have no understanding of how anything works.
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  404.  @Jack-fs2im  Prove it.
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  405. T Watt Their homeland is England. You seem to be missing the point entirely.
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  406. Full stops are your friend.
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  407. OH NOES. ITZ DA SOROS!!!1!!!!! Grow up.
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  408. I've seen no one defend that shitheel. Why would they?
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  409. @Jack Archer Link?
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  410. If it means keeping that power away from people who would abuse it, then yes. And that's not a very good response to what I was saying. The word Sovereignty is becoming a buzzword. Little substance in a debate.
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  411. ***** Well, that's charming and specific. You must have a pretty pathetic life if you derive enjoyment out of insulting random people on the internet. You should probably sort that out.
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  412. Ian Sumter They didn't know they had to.
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  413. It isn't artificial. The EU are concerned about a return to violence if the status quo is disturbed. And they are right to be.
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  414.  @MrAlecyang205  Which are manipulative.
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  415.  @MrAlecyang205  I call that targeted manipulation. Tailored adverts for susceptible members of the general public, to get them to vote for something is the very definition of manipulation.
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  416. If you are asking this question now, after all this time, you haven't been paying attention.
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  417. What has any of this got to do with the topic at hand?
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  418.  @wokenessiscancer2176  They didn't.
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  419. John Kearney A little googling can tell you what devolved powers he is talking about.
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  420. dan taylor Explodes.
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  421. You need to have a look at yourself.
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  422. I know this might be difficult to grasp, but there are many different types of harassment. This is one of them.
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  423. Because then he admits to breaking the law.
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  424. 'They are like little talking machines reiterating what they have heard and percieved'. Hmm!
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  425.  @Danny-is5if  Lies on both sides is hardly a good foundation for a decision of this magnitude.
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  426.  @Danny-is5if  What you lot wanted is impossible, the Irish Border is the main example of how it is impossible. How would you solve the border issue then? I'm not arrogant, I'm just delivering some home truths. You made a daft decision and now you are trying to justify it with baseless predictions like 'the EU is doomed! And I have a lot to lose. There is nothing wrong with retaining the status quo and working from there. The issues with the status quo have largely been caused by the terrible decision making of successive governments. There's a better way to go about rectifying the issues we face. Leaving the EU will exacerbate those issues. It is not a smart decision.
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  427. You can say that, but it's not really true. The reality of this current situation proves that we are in a weaker position. We are negotiating with a large trading bloc, on our own, as a nation who is heavily reliant on them. We had very little clout. People voted for this position. Anyone with half a brain could have seen this coming.
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  428.  @leapsplashafrog  I don't even know what to say to that. When this goes tits up, I don't expect that I will ever see your username again.
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  429.  @aubs400  MOOOOOOOOOO
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  430.  @pb1105  If you didn't care, you wouldn't be here, commenting.
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  431. Actually, people did vote for access to the SM/CU after Brexit. So no.
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  432. Adequate flood defences would have avoided this situation. His party has only been power for the last 9 fucking years.
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  433. Señor Grizzzly Yeah, the butthurt is strong.
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  434. And people voted for more of the same.
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  435. LISTEN. Stop spamming up the comment sections with your stupid nonsense. Thank you.
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  436.  @patriciarutter2761  But he basically landed her in jail with his complete ineptitude.
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  437. You evidently don't understand.
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  438. Hard border in NI by default. Possible return to the bad days of the past. Thanks. Oh, not to mention Gibraltar as well.
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  439. He has literally broken the terms of his suspended sentence. There is nothing more to it. I wish you all the best.
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  440.  @richardmortimer8147  Cool Eagles reference. It doesn't work in this scenario. They aren't forcing us to stay. It's completely silly to suggest that, we asked to extend the stay, because of the economic carnage that would insue if we left with no deal. You lot did not care to understand this, and still want something that will damage you, for reasons that make no sense. Adamant leavers routinely prove themselves to be lacking in brains, you aren't looking any different.
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  441. 'I'm inconsiderate and I'm scared of needles'.
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  442.  @woodcutter6583  Learn how to use your caps lock, you utter fool.
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  443. Speak for yourself.
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  444. tony fat You total dullard.
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  445. Your advice is basically 'be brave'. Please don't give advice anymore.
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  446. You are an idiot if you actually believe that.
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  447.  @kainreaver3596  Raziel 👍
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  448. Just think of what that money could have done.
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  449. Yes. In 2016. And you seemingly haven't got over it.
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  450. I take it everyone is fine with Johnson's deal now, even though months ago it wasn't real Brexit?
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  451. The DUP wouldn't do this as they know they'd lose. So no. Not likely.
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  452.  @klivekussler4496  Your response shows you understand very little. This is an extremely complicated matter.
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  453. Government play us all off each other to avoid scrutiny and you are aiding in this.
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  454. Oh James 😂
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  455.  @maikelh5718  I didn't say it was a small part?
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  456. Pubes?
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  457. This is a statement I've seen repeated a few times. It's idiotic.
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  458. @Tom Joney A 12 year old is still a child. What kind of ridiculous statement are you making here?
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  459. There is no WTO deal. Don't be dense.
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  460. The facts don't fit their agenda.
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  461.  @gnhonho  Quite.
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  462. In terms of this business, who have debts up to their eyeballs, a website that has takeaway terms and conditions on it, and NO BOATS and very little experience in how to get them, yes, it does seem to reek of corruption.
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  463. I agree. It will muddy the waters even further.
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  464. What are you even talking about
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  465. You couldn't have been more wrong.
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  466. How would you like it if this happened to you?
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  467. @Ultra World They have a warped sense of what democracy actually is.
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  468. He's not a minister. And you've just justified this behaviour by bringing appearance into it. Have a word with yourself.
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  469.  Mark Gable  He lies continually Mark. This is easily proven. And if anything, he IS the establishment.
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  470. If you divorced your wife, you would likely have to deal with her. That's the way most divorces go.
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  471. Rick Claark Of course. But do you trust this woman to deliver this? Their election campaign has been absolutely disastrous, what should have been an easy campaign for them is turning to a real battle. Does not bode well for Brexit talks. British public is stuck in a very hard place in terms of Brexit.
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  472. Those two seem like really nice people. The reaction to the UKIP bloke's Brexit statement. Says it all really.
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  473. ***** Quit shitposting.
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  474. I don't agree that Paxman was harsher on one and not the other. He was absolutely scathing with May.
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  475. No. But I don't think the Tory government will get what they want out of this election.
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  476. Purple Nurple No.
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  477. Paul Lishmund No u
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  478. Paul Lishmund Wow, you said something other than moron. Things are looking up.
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  479. Paul Lishmund Oh, spoke to soon. Oh well.
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  480. The end of this video is hilarious.
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  481. You don't speak for every single leave voter. Stop pretending that you do.
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  482. ​ @bkersey035  There's absolutely no way you can prove this. And he more than likely ran away because he was scared for his life. The outcome of this proves it was reasonable for him to do that. You are just victim blaming.
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  483.    The german car industry. Any minute now!
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  484. Aye fucking sure.
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  485. HOLY JUMPING MORPHBALLS
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  486. Where have you been the last two years.
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  487. It's his job to advise his bosses. The information got leaked.
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  488. You just supported them by clicking on this, you utter spanner.
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  489. I hope Chris is doing alright. He doesn't look well here. Edit - Absolutely blown away by how insightful he is. Brilliant interview.
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  490. Well, he can't. He's a narcissist.
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  491.  @rww805  How is it?
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  492.  @rww805  They are reporting what happened. He couldn't bare to be left out. If he could, he wouldn't have any involvement in this.
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  493.  @rww805  He's not running in the mid terms.
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  494.  @rww805  Well he's not. That was your whole point.
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  495.  @rww805  I'm talking about your 'so would you say the same about any politician running for office then?' The point you made there was silly because he's not running. And I'm the one who is thick? LOL ok.
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  496. This investigation is by the FBI. There is nothing 'Russian misinformation' about this.
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  497. NDTVi That's a poll, I could pull poll results that say the contrary. They mean nothing.
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  498. No.
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  499. What fucking bullshit.
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  500.  Albert Pike  You are fake news.
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  501.  Albert Pike  Aye, fucking sure, you gullible fool.
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  502. 😑
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  503. Channel 4 video, you utter cretin.
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  504. She always does. Her face is a great tell.
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  505. ITS ALL DA SOROS!!!1!!!!!
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  506.  cointoss election  Aye fucking sure. The Kalergis. Melter.
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  507.  @mrspone1000  WAH
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  508. The thing is, they got orders with no detail as to how to carry them out, on an issue that is way more complex than anything they've dealt with before.
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  509. They have done that in response to this.
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  510.  @jakeb6176  😑
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  511. The Captain There is a possibility that people could be prevented from getting cancer treatment. That could lead to deaths. The isotopes used in treatment come from Europe. They have a short half life and need to be brought here quickly. Supply being cut off or delayed will have a terrible impact on those in need of treatment.
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  512. Actually, people do.
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  513.  @DFenV  Which is why they reported it to the police, they were concerned about this.
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  514. Actually we do. She realises this, the bluff is gone. We DO need them more than they need us.
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  515.  @coolwater644  If you really need me to explain this, after the last 2 and a half years, then you really haven't been paying attention.
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  516.  Gabby Mouse  You sound a bit snowflakey tbh.
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  517.  @eyesodd  Don't be silly.
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  518. Soros? No 😂
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  519.  @emm_arr  Whitely or whatever you call him?
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  520.  @emm_arr  I don't know who is worse, him or that complete homophobe Mister Furious.
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  521. The chaos started when we voted to leave. So no.
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  522. Hahahahah Soros.
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  523. And yet, they told people to do this, didn't bother themselves. You seriously have no issue with this? That's dumb.
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  524. Your stylist made a sweeping generalisation that's not accurate.
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  525. What?
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  526. JAMES WHITELEY There are many reasons why someone would be homeless. I have seen plenty of migrants sleeping rough.
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  527. Like the other poster said, they don't want to own this.
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  528.  @Jack-fs2im  America want to do this. Are you really this dumb?
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  529. Don't support them then.
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  530. Because it's a drop in the ocean compared to the positives of it.
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  531. Project fear is oncoming reality now. I hope you realise this, sooner rather than later.
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  532.  @popfoz7169  If you think that, you are beyond help.
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  533.  @popfoz7169  That's a bit of stretch.
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  534. Your point makes no sense in respect of this situation. His parents are elderly. He should not have done this.
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  535. That's not something you can prove at this point.
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  536. You assume that they will do this. They won't.
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  537. There's no way all leavers voted for no deal exclusively. There is no mandate for this.
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  538.  @petercope6474  That makes no sense.
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  539. It isn't a deal. It's crashing out.
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  540. Geoff Halsey There is no way that you could accurately prove your first point.
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  541.  @shlomoweinbergstein3960  Source?
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  542.  @shlomoweinbergstein3960  Nope.
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  543.  @shlomoweinbergstein3960  Sure thing bub
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  544. Ellycat George Soros paid all these protesters? That seems a bit unbelievable.
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  545.  @crown9413  Even if that was correct, Heads of member states are elected by the people. So no. It doesn't hold up to scrutiny. I thought you were censored by the tyrannical EU? Why are you still being allowed to criticise them? Better watch an EU swat team doesn't infiltrate your household.
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  546.  @crown9413  You just called them a 'Tyranny'. In your paranoid view of the world, that should be enough for the big bad EU to deal with you. They haven't and they won't. It's incredibly silly, what you are suggesting here. Don't use language like that when you can't back it up. It makes you look stupid.
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  547. It's not as shite as predicted, but it is still shite. Hardly something worth celebrating. This was meant to be amazing.
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  548.  @narendra62  Numerous industries are getting completely shafted currently because of this. It's shite. There's no defending it.
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  549.  @narendra62  I shouldn't have to. You should know this.
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  550.  @narendra62  So why ask me that question if you already knew what I was referring to? It made no sense to do that. The fact that you are pushing your own solutions for issues means you acknowledge there ARE major issues. They are currently going through pain now. What makes you think they'll be around for any future solutions?
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  551.  @narendra62  The first part of your post is avoiding the question posed, then your second part attempts to mitigate the damage of the issues our industries are facing with a (completely vague) solution. Again, do you expect our businesses to be around for this solution?
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  552.  @narendra62  You still haven't answered my question. I'm not going to continue this further. You are wasting my time.
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  553. @Draylynn Taylor It's both the Pandemic and Brexit.
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  554.  @timcomley3241  They should be applauded for the furlough and the vaccine schemes, but it doesn't make up for all the bad stuff. People want better government. It's valid to complain.
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  555. Of course it's political. This is politics.
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  556.  @genericusername3212  Because once they start getting asked questions, it starts to fall apart.
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  557.  @genericusername3212  They confront truth that you lot are uncomfortable with.
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  558. @UC4LRiojNwM2r54iF2uAeHmw Well, it's true. You lot do not want to hear a bad word about Brexit. But there is much that is bad about it. The media has a duty to perform in informing people of this.
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  559. Novocastrian Winter LOL.
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  560. Novocastrian Winter LOL.
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  561. Novocastrian Winter I think you mean revelling.
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  562. Monkeyyyy Both sides cheated then. Hardly a good foundation for a democratic vote, is it?
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  563. M R That literally says nothing to me. Do try again.
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  564. M R Again, it means nothing. But let's add your revisions here anyway. Elements of both campaigns cheated. Hardly a good foundation for a democratic referendum. Your revisions change nothing in terms of the intent of my point. Both sides of the campaign cheated. You can break this down to individual organisations but it still does not change that.
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  565. Hey Wickers, don't worry, me and my squad of ultimate badasses will protect you!
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  566.  @lettylunasical4766  Aww come on, they only had 40 years to work something out. Cut them some slack.
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  567. A brexiteer would not have done an FTA. The withdrawal agreement is done. That's all we are getting.
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  568. Do you like Johnson's withdrawal agreement?
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  569. Oh teh noes
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  570. @Amanda Hughes The issue is that Brexit is a flawed, shitty idea and it was always going to end up like this. You can blame others if you want, but it doesn't hold up.
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  571.  John Beimheim  Obviously you can't read. Go back and read what I said again.
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  572.  John Beimheim  Well, don't respond then.
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  573. Let's be honest, he's an easy target, seeing as he's utterly fucking shite.
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  574.  ukn leo1  It really doesn't.
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  575. It's harassment. Don't be a fool.
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  576. For the love of god, don't spread this falsehood.
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  577. The second part is just so ignorant.
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  578.  @cogitate150  What else would I be referring to?
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  579.  @cogitate150  That's horrible, why would you want to deprive other women of this right though?
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  580.  @cogitate150  That sucks. Still, some women want to have them.
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  581.  @cogitate150  Sometimes yeah. Sometimes they aren't.
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  582. Don't watch the videos then. You support them with your click.
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  583. @my self Not all polls.
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  584. No deal isn't a fucking deal.
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  585.  @promosolo  It isn't a deal though. And it really isn't better. It's significantly worse.
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  586.  @promosolo  There is no such thing as a WTO deal. Isn't project fear as well. The government is actively planning for no deal. This is a reality now. With the WA in place, border chaos is avoided. It isn't ideally what I want, but it is infinitely better than the shite thing you are advocating.
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  587.  @nitelite78  From an impartial source.
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  588.  @GonzoTehGreat  There are more leavers on the panel than remainers.
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  589. somthingbrutal Didn't have a way to get home. Seriously.
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  590. Farage has no answers himself.
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  591. I think it's more likely they were extremely incompetent terrorists, but terrorists all the same.
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  592. Except, it doesn't just come from us.
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  593.  @awesomeavenger2810  Yes, but we aren't the only one paying into it.
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  594.  @awesomeavenger2810  It's pretty clear what I just said.
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  595. She was rubbish at putting her point across.
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  596. F E Talking about the other lady. I agreed with her, but she wasn't the best at this.
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  597. He's protecting the UK from an agreement he signed.
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  598. Because he's fucking shite most of the time.
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  599. It's not all of it. It's both the Pandemic and Brexit. The Pandemic put us in an extremely bad position, Brexit will add more pain on top of it. Businesses can't export to their biggest market with ease anymore. This is not a good thing.
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  600. This has become the new 'HER EMAILS'. It's laughable.
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  601. You don't care, but you probably should.
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  602.  @peteydynamite8794  A bit more courteous? He clearly didn't want to be there.
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  603.  @peteydynamite8794  And that justifies this, how?
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  604.  @peteydynamite8794  All you are doing here is attempting to justify it. At least the other guy is a bit more honest about it.
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  605.  @peteydynamite8794  Which is another topic entirely.
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  606. Even if they did that, his base wouldn't move. It's a cult.
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  607.  @nataliee5501  Proof that money doesn't necessarily mean you are clever. Please educate yourself, you fucking moron.
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  608.  @nataliee5501  Please go away, you utter moron.
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  609. 'The best deal is a clean break' That's not even a deal. Tice is a fucking dimwit.
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  610. Didn't Kate Hoey's vote to remain? It means nothing, really.
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  611. Democracy voted to leave? What.
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  612.  @oniondesu9633  If you think that's acceptable in a democracy, then you are completely lost. The point is, both sides lied. That is not a good foundation for such a monumental decision.
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  613.  @TwoOnions275  This isn't some misinformation, both campaigns lied profusely.
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  614. Go and look at the promises made, and the proclamations of doom. That's enough evidence.
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  615. I see what you are attempting. Nice try, but it doesn't wash. My original point stands. Both sides made fanciful claims, people voted based on that. This is not the same as an election. This is monumental change, which people decided over with faulty and downright misleading information. If you can't see what is wrong with that, you need help.
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  616. Yeah. The rest of the UK now know how insanely terrible the DUP are. We've been living with them for years. It feels good to share them with everyone.
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  617. rokmole That's hardly a foregone conclusion.
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  618.  @CaptainPlanetsBallBag  12 year old? She's 16, you utter plank 😂
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  619.  @CaptainPlanetsBallBag  At least get her age right, you silly sod.
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  620. Correct.
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  621. Sapa Space It was covered by the Guardian. They broke it a while ago.
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  622. Solomon Gad Isn't even remotely the same situation .
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  623.  @glynstratford1695  1. This is a failure of successive governments. Not the EU. 2. Fishing example is a lame duck. The importance of it is completely overblown. As an industry it does not generate much money in comparison to other sectors. There are restrictions on it, and some of these are longevity related (maintaining stocks etc.) 3. This tariff thing is complete nonsense. We also are able to buy food from countries that are relatively near us, and adhere to strict food standards.
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  624.  @glynstratford1695  That's not true and you know it.
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  625.  @glynstratford1695  Germany are doing well because they have a government that is merely competent. And yet, it's not really an industry that we would be able to reap gains of, that would compare to the loss of the financial sector. The poorest will be hit worse by Brexit and WTO tariffs on certain goods. There is very little benefit in this for the poorest in our society. That argument has been completely debunked now.
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  626.  @johnfarrell8714  No, they didn't. Leave voters were specifically told there would be a better deal in 2016. It was three years ago. You cannot attempt revisionism. It's utterly silly.
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  627.  @johnfarrell8714  The thing is John, you say about Cameron saying that. That was dismissed as project fear back then. I mean, this is where we are now. You are now using a leaflet that you lot dismissed as project fear back then, as proof that you knew what you were voting for. It was three years ago. You must think we are fucking gullible.
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  628.  @GamingBear_Q_E_D  Well, not literally.
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  629. Oasis1982 Hardly, when the government admits that they are preparing for this. When are you going to pull your head out of your butt?
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  630. Largely, it was happened under her predecessor.
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  631.  @CrunchyNorbert  Yup. I don't like Rudd, but it's clear she took a bullet for May and she was always going to come back into the Cabinet.
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  632. Stay indoors.
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  633. The media will be responsible for recession? WTF are you smoking?
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  634.  James Smith  I wouldn't be so sure of that.
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  635. 'I think I look American' No. You look like a boy playing soldier.
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  636. You do realise this first broke in the Daily Mail? You do realise that right?
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  637. Facts really aren't your strong point.
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  638.  @npgrx3381  Implementation period presumably would come into play if it passes.
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  639. Misinformation?
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  640. Don't be dense.
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  641.  @boriscorruption7385  He won, Trump did not. If you want to live in some fantasy where he did, fine. You will look like an idiot doing so.
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  642.  @boriscorruption7385  Evidence. LOL.
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  643. This comment section is a complete shitfest of domestic violence enabling fools. It's quite hilarious.
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  644.  @danpearce5192  It wasn't a simple question. The present situation proves that.
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  645. 😂 I'll remember the name of I see it.
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  646. Yup.
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  647. There is photographic proof of climate change on areas over decades. So no.
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  648.  @pacalvotan3380  We aren't causing it, but we are contributing to the speed up of it. And that's fact. No point trying to dispute it.
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  649.  @pacalvotan3380  No matter what point you are trying to make, we are still contributing to it. And that is not good.
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  650.  @donaldboughton8686  As a party with no manifesto, they should be answering this.
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  651.  @donaldboughton8686  They are presumably going to be standing in the next general election though, people deserve to know NOW what they stand for domestically. The fact that they are being intentionally vague about the long term aims of the party isn't really something you should be defending. That's moronic.
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  652. Aww diddums
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  653. Robert Frank Hilarious, because this guy is constantly on the BBC.
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  654. HelicopterRideCoupons And I've yet to find someone who can tell me something redeeming about him. I doubt I would change your opinion if I did spout off the numerous reasons why I find him absolutely abhorrent.
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  655. HelicopterRideCoupons Again, I don't think I can. You've already proved that to me by posting that. You know exactly what some of my issues are with him, and you already have preconceived notions of how this is going to go. So no. I see no point in engaging with you. It will not change your outlook or mine.
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  656. HelicopterRideCoupons There is no point in engaging with someone so obviously entrenched in a singular viewpoint. It's a pointless exercise, any attempt will make you hunker down even further, because that is usually how it ends up. I honestly think you need open your eyes a little if you can't find anything odious about this man though.
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  657. HelicopterRideCoupons You say that you are willingly to have your viewpoint challenged, yet one of your earlier posts had responses for things that I had not even brought before you. On the very basis of that post, you do not strike me as someone who would listen to anything I have to say. This is why I do not wish to engage with you. It is an utterly hopeless endeavour.
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  658. Fair enough, first of all, I think you should do a bit of reading or research on him before listening to others, that way, you can draw your own conclusions. My main issue with him is his sheer drive for Brexit at any cost, and his ambivalent and misleading viewpoints on the Irish border issue (which is extremely close to my heart, as I live in NI). His personal views are another thing which I do not sit well with me.
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  659. JGK29 Whatever you say lad.
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  660. Fact.
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  661. You seriously want Nigel Farage, a proven conman, to sort this out? Ok.
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  662. This isn't a football match.
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  663. Not sure if serious.
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  664. It's a proposal, really.
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  665. What?
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  666. Have you been drinking oil?
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  667. Anyone proposing this idea, at this point, is ignorant of our history. Give it rest.
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  668. There already is one. It stalled at 350000.
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  669. Literally looked like he wanted to cry.
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  670. Richard Nicholls This isn't the same as an election. We cannot vote this away in 5 years.
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  671. It's real. People have died from it. But okay.
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  672. You don't see an issue with a politician sacrificing a whole bunch of people? Ok.
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  673.  @IndustrialBonecraft  Let's run with this statement being true for a minute. In this a scenario, he said it, but didn't end up doing it, because he was likely talked down from that position by his medical advisors or whoever. In this instance, can you imagine the outcome if he was surrounded by yes men? I'm not comfortable with the PM saying stuff like this. I don't think anyone should be.
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  674. Yup.
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  675.  @ebillyboi  They walked it back, so no. They didn't.
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  676. Deluded.
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  677. Had a payrise last year.
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  678. Ozzy Bacchus You likely haven't been around people suffering from addiction.
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  679. Don't be silly.
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  680. Tony Peroni Because you have absolutely no basis to form an argument from what you are saying. You can't predict how many people will come, how many people will be born. It's a ridiculous statement.
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  681. Tony Peroni There are too many variables in this to accurately predict this. Your argument is based on quite a bit of supposition.
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  682. Tony Peroni I'm still waiting for you to prove that it WILL happen.
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  683. Tony Peroni You gave me predictions and supposition for something that's meant to happen decades from now. All with a ton of variables. That's not definitive fact.
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  684. Tony Peroni Are you deleting your posts? This is quite funny.
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  685. Tony Peroni One of your posts is missing though. Are you sure you didn't get rid of it :-)
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  686. She should. But she won't, because this behavior has been completely normalized by the Tories. Politicians can just ride things out for a few days. The news cycle is so fast that people will move on to the next thing.
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  687.  @tomhulme1176  Good lord, the spin from you, the mental gymnastics, are astounding. You silly sod.
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  688. Makro Lee Don't be fucking silly.
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  689. ROFLDOPER Unfortunately true.
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  690. It's taking effect. Exports to Europe are down.
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  691.  @tjm937  I think there's a massive difference in the two situations.
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  692. The Brexit you wanted was an impossibility. This was always going to happen.
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  693. Jason Roberts They won't agree to this plan. And the UK will capitulate further. I'm not being smug, this was always going to happen.
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  694. Are you drunk, or Russian?
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  695. Blue Nightfox They likely just established another company.
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  696. David C. They are proud because their hard work has allowed women to have a choice, as opposed to no choice whatsoever. That's a cause worthy of celebration.
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  697. They haven't been around for three years.
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  698.  @MSDosPrompt  Say that then.
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  699.  @MSDosPrompt  Good. So Change UK haven't been around for three years then. Wonderful.
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  700.  @MSDosPrompt  You initially said the organisation. It hasn't been around for three years.
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  701. This is another way of saying 'teh kalergi plan!1!!!!' Come out of yer mum's basement.
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  702. It's worse. My partner works for an international company who closed their russian plant months ago. She had to phone the Russians there and tell them they essentially had no jobs. They didn't know about the war. Thought it was just a military exercise.
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  703.  @UNIVERSAL-UR  Nope. She works for a business. They weren't going to make money there anymore.
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  704. Your number 2 point is interesting. Because by that logic, people that voted based on those manifestos didn't back no deal. Those manifestos specifically said they would get a deal. There is no real mandate for no deal. Honestly, I don't think we should be using the GE 2017 as an example of brexit support though. It just not an accurate way of gauging it.
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  705. Adam Smythe Actually, there is a point to it. We now know what leaving will be like. Before, we had predictions of WW3, the belief that the EU will come running to us and the belief that our NHS will be improved by this, not to mention other glaring lies told by both campaigns. Why wouldn't we have a second vote? We voted with faulty, incorrect information and vague predictions. That is not a good base for such an important decision.
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  706. She was literally describing what he was doing.
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  707.  @cjchaworth  No. It's literally what he was doing.
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  708. He really isn't.
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  709.  @sashagooch6401  No. Threatens to get a journalist beaten up, lies continually. Good guy? No.
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  710.  @sashagooch6401  Uh, no. Google is your friend. Please use it.
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  711.  @sashagooch6401  Well, then you are complete idiot. He wants a deal.
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  712. I agree. But at the same time, I can understand why it has escalated.
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  713. They are fundamentally entwined. It isn't so simple.
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  714.  @108nighthawk  The latter.
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  715.  @108nighthawk  The Irish Border problem exists. Where have you been?
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  716. No?
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  717. Tinfoil hat much?
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  718. Why?
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  719. Prove it.
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  720.  @JW-YT  The laws are not working. That's quite obvious. You need reform.
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  721.  @JW-YT  Jon, we have tighter gun control, which has avoided mass shootings. We got caught out by it once (Dunblane) and actively did something about it. We have hugely reduce the potential for mass shootings. America can do the same. It is going to be more difficult, but it is still viable and will reduce the number of these shootings.
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  722.  @JW-YT  They should look at other countries and what they've done. UK and New Zealand for example. The UK have largely eradicated this sort of crime, as access to weaponry is harder. New Zealand moved swiftly to make sure something like this would be less possible after the last atrocity. I'm not an expert, that's why the American people elect law makers. But honestly, you seem to be defeatist on this by making the assumption that whatever action is taken, it will inevitably fail. I don't think that's the case. It will be difficult, and it won't completely get rid of it, but it would go a long way to reducing deaths per year. That is not failure.
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  723. Dumbest comment yet because this isn't the BBC.
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  724. His party holds the second largest seats in the House of Commons, and would be vital if the WA is ever to get passed. The EU wants the WA to pass.
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  725. You don't speak for me.
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  726. Bringing Labour into this is just silly. We don't know how they would have performed with this. We know how the Tories performed. It was bad.
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  727.  @lorrainelane6583  I doubt it.
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  728. No, it's because what he is saying is plausible. We know this from the outcome we all witnessed. It was a shitfest.
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  729. Yeah, this is it. Would have been much different had Trump won. He didn't, so they are buggered.
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  730.  @carlosifer  Yeah, it's pretty stupid to put your trust in a conman. But they did.
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  731. It's hardly a smear when a lot of it is just stating the truth.
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  732.  @jimgoodwin6294  Because the rest of your post was painfully stupid whataboutery and criticism. Neither change the fact that they largely reported the truth here.
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  733. Parasmunt What?
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  734. This logic doesn't work at all. You make a huge amount of assumptions on what they will expect from us if we decide to remain. You have no way of knowing if our relationship would change.
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  735. Don't be fucking stupid.
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  736.  @emm_arr  Ohhhh, interesting comeback there. Go ahead Robert, report teh Soroz.
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  737. NoChallenge How is it a waste? That's a ridiculous comment.
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  738.  @dboutros2693  No. Just no.
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  739. The Daily Mail broke this story.
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  740. TPQ1980 Nah.
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  741.  @danielhobgen6146  Good lord that is stupid.
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  742. People did. He had 4 years. He divided people.
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  743. Jeff hall Decency. Hardly. Dude is in and out of prison. That is hardly decent.
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  744.  @leapsplashafrog  Rubbish.
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  745. steve sweet This is a fundamentally stupid point.
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  746. I DON'T WHY I'M YELLING IN ENGLISH ANYMOREEEEE
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  747. Get rid of business? Good lord, you are delusional.
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  748. @chris livings You assume that everyone is disenfranchised because of this.
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  749. Uhhhh, they've been no deal planning for fucking ages, and have posted technical notices well in advance of the UK's. They accepted it sooner than the UK has.
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  750. Yes. It is now being spun that the EU hasn't explained why it was rejected. When they have already.
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  751. What? They always did the news. They still have entertainment.
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  752. Brexshit continues to deliver.
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  753. Not even a deal. It's a proposal. Which has already been shot down.
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  754. And if we go no deal, there will likely be riots.
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  755. Anyone with a brain doesn't disregard something that doesn't fit with their own blinkered view of the world.
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  756.  @airstripone6156  You are disregarding it, and your explanation is wrong. Polls are a way of gaining consensus. Blinkered view of the world doesn't change that.
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  757. Collie House At this point, it's not clear that it IS Islamic in nature.
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  758. What videos?
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  759. Leave, and the country will riot.
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  760. Or you know, they want answers to questions they feel should be answered.
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  761.  Albert Pike  Yeah, but how many?
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  762.  @enjay4251  That was over two years ago. Things have changed quite considerably.
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  763. You don't speak for the majority of the UK.
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  764.  @mil5304  When you say 'the good people of the uk', people take that as the whole of it. It's not true.
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  765. I've got a good idea. Let's have a referendum that isn't full of lies and undelivered promises. That would be nice.
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  766. Well done for defending a shitty referendum based on faulty at best information. A stellar foundation for such an important decision.
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  767. A great response. Well done.
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  768. No?
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  769. ted tate Both of you are inadvertently supporting MSM. You are here. Clicking on their videos. Let that sink in a moment.
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  770. Citation needed.
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  771. Nic White I think your blame is completely misdirected.
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  772. You will taste foodbank!
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  773.  @zergnub7426  What about them, they're freshhhhhhh?
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  774. Except both parties are elected. So no.
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  775.  @saxglend9439  Yes, he's a tory because he's in labour. Actually no. Don't be silly.
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  776. Valid point.
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  777. No. It really isn't.
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  778. You are literally saying a party that caused 128k deaths is better than another. Makes no sense.
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  779.  @shanetaylor4493  There is no way of knowing that. I also don't buy that unprecedented narrative. We were weeks behind other countries and we had good data on this. This also isn't the first time in recorded history that we've dealt with something like this.
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  780.  @srl4050  It's more about him possibly being a criminal mate. They have to investigate this.
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  781.  @UNIVERSAL-UR  Yes. It takes time.
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  782.  @UNIVERSAL-UR  They couldn't do anything until he left the presidency. Also, I'd stop e-stalking me. It makes you look weird.
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  783. If you truly believe that he is not a part of the corrupt political establishment, after 4 years of being corrupt in a political establishment, you are an idiot.
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  784. It really isn't.
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  785.  @seabell2343  What you want will further spread this virus, more people will die. That's idiotic.
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  786. Not really.
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  787. What
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  788. Because it's not the leader of the freeworld anymore. I think you answered your own question there.
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  789.  @emm_arr  It's hilarious, all these people do is support the thing they hate by clicking on the video. Keep clicking twats hahahaha
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  790.  K MT  Sockpuppet eh? Keep clicking, you silly plank.
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  791.  K MT  😂😂😂😂
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  792.  K MT  Keep clicking Russki.
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  793. Little Stephen lost. Get it over it.
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  794.  @bearsagainstevil  You just quoted a news outlet which has a clear far right bias. That means nothing to me.
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  795.  @bearsagainstevil  Gotten to 😂 I find it funny that you have wrote all this to defend a little racist thug because he lost. You can make excuses, he still lost. And the world is a better place for it.
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  796.  @bearsagainstevil  He IS a racist. There is video evidence of this (called a taxi driver a derogatory term). I mean, he started the EDL, for fucks sake 😂 The guy has multiple convictions. You should be more careful of who you support. You've been completely suckered in by him. He's a parasite.
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  797.  @bearsagainstevil  Did you just drop your IQ score into this? Okay 😂
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  798. Nah.
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  799. Needs to be an enquiry on this. I welcome these measures, but their approach before this needs to analysed and lessons learned.
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  800. Yup.
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  801. M R advised about Private Eye, Open Democracy also ran an investigation into him, and it raises many questions about his financial dealings. You can google this if you want to. I doubt you will.
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  802. I don't think so dude.
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  803.  @jonathanhammerton9418  It's undemocratic to have another vote then. That makes no sense.
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  804.  @jonathanhammerton9418  That's not guaranteed, really.
    1
  805. LOL wut.
    1
  806. Don't support it then.
    1
  807. He's been doing this for donkeys.
    1
  808. Sovereignty? You are actively supporting the shutdown of parliament.
    1
  809.  @thomasarthurmaj  It has said 'no' to no deal repeatedly. So you can rule that out.
    1
  810.  @thomasarthurmaj  It may be a legal default, but no deal was never mentioned by prominent leavers during the campaign. There is no mandate for it.
    1
  811.  @thomasarthurmaj  No, you are gauging that from selective polls, when we all know that polls aren't indicative of an overall view, they are only a small catchment. The only way to gauge this is through another vote.
    1
  812. I would love Brexit to be canned, but this isn't the right way to go about it. People's Vote is better.
    1
  813. David Charles Francis Topham de Vere Beauclerk Steady on their Enoch.
    1
  814. Liberals? What?
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  815.  @g0801215  Probably the Bill Gates conspiracy theory.
    1
  816.  @axelwakler540  Hahahaha you crazy man you.
    1
  817.  @axelwakler540  okay useful idiot.
    1
  818. Trump's useful idiot.
    1
  819. All political parties use smear and spin. Even them.
    1
  820. Ease lockdown. Let second wave happen. PROFIT.
    1
  821. Not really populist.
    1
  822.  @nitelite78  They want to see if people still support it? What aren't you grasping here?
    1
  823. It's Northern Ireland.
    1
  824. THIS.
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  825.  @jameswhiteley6843  What are you talking about here, civil unrest?
    1
  826. You are even worse at this point. You elected a borderline fascist clown who continually lies. We have a lot of problems in the UK. But you lot are further on than that.
    1
  827. E C Here here.
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  828. Surprising. Said no one. Ever.
    1
  829. Uh....yeah, you should.
    1
  830.  Tom Johnson  That's pretty funny Tom. You say that like it cancels the mistreatment out. It's still there Tom, despite what you say. If you are proud of that, fine.
    1
  831.  @MDenham  You are arguing that, Tom isn't.
    1
  832.  @MDenham  Not really, that last post was in response to a post you just removed, for whatever reason. But nice try Marc.
    1
  833. Aw diddums.
    1
  834. dannffc Great response.
    1
  835. How is that even relevant?
    1
  836. You are a fool.
    1
  837.  @charleshunter7864  It's a world problem. So no.
    1
  838.  @charleshunter7864  Oh a pro Russia stooge. Cheerio then.
    1
  839.  @charleshunter7864  You are supporting Russia by repeating this claim. Cheerio Russki
    1
  840. Frances Lockhart Probably both.
    1
  841.  Edgar J Rimkus  Nope.
    1
  842. He literally just released proof that he is guilty and you are too stupid to even admit that 😂😂😂
    1
  843. Yep. Might still pass though 😑
    1
  844. sealslayer Er, he's the leader of a group that is essentially backseat driving the government. He has power now.
    1
  845. Publicly, the DUP will advocate protection of the GFA, behind closed doors, different story. They want shot of it.
    1
  846. steve sweet Hold on a minute. He came over to the UK and said bad things about the PM. Maybe he should stick to the rules you've placed on this.
    1
  847. They are literally just reporting things that happened.
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  848.  @PaulGannon  It literally was news. It was on the news.
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  849.  @PaulGannon  And there we have it folks.
    1
  850. We have been. It's still a long way off and not a viable solution. Brexit is the issue.
    1
  851. Cholmondley-Warner By that logic, Alex Jones should be banned.
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  852. Cholmondley-Warner That makes no sense.
    1
  853. Don't be an idiot, a WTO exit is not a deal.
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  854.  @jrbailey3208  It's a default position of leaving. WTO terms are not a deal. It's sheer idiocy to dress it up as anything more than it is.
    1
  855.  @jrbailey3208  Again, it is still not a deal. You are a fool if you think it is. I assume you realise this, hence your insistence on broadening the scope of this conversation.
    1
  856.  @thewatchman6074  Similarly no deal isn't brexit by 2016 standards.
    1
  857.  @intheyear2510  You utter fool.
    1
  858. It wasn't made in a lab. So no.
    1
  859. Choraldiscourse Give it over.
    1
  860. And by clicking on this video, you have supported them. For someone who hates them, that isn't exactly smart.
    1
  861. Carl shadbolt Well done on supporting them again with your click there.
    1
  862. Carl shadbolt Another score for channel 4.
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  863. Carl shadbolt 😂
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  864. Chicot The Jester Nah.
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  865. May have been for some people, but not all.
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  866. wakaisgood By supporting them. Okay.
    1
  867. Who?
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  868. Already debunked. So no.
    1
  869. You can diverse people who are smart. So no. I don't really care for your insinuations here.
    1
  870.  @vinay7397  I shouldn't need to point this out to you, but having a diverse cabinet is generally a good thing because you have people representing different colours, creeds or genders. You can have smart, diverse people who meet the criteria of a position. I really have no idea what you trying to say here.
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  871.  @vinay7397  There is nothing to suggest that will be the case.
    1
  872. Good lord.
    1
  873. Not 5th anymore. More like 6 or 7.
    1
  874. If you can't see the problem with this, then you really need to go away and educate yourself.
    1
  875. With all due respect, if they had not recorded it, people would doubt it ever happened.
    1
  876.  @LG-kl3co  Well, yes, they would.
    1
  877. Yawn.
    1
  878. 😂😂😂
    1
  879. It's true, they are indeed shite.
    1
  880. Aww diddums.
    1
  881. LOL
    1
  882. He's won. You need to accept this.
    1
  883. I'm sure you were a remainer. And I'm the king of Zanzibar.
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  884. 'We?' Are you back in the UK? Or are you still travelling around Asia?
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  885.  Sherlock Holmes  He likely doesn't even live in the UK mate. He was in China before, and was going through Asia last he told me.
    1
  886.  Sherlock Holmes  Because their beliefs are built on a bed of wrong information, it's just emotion now.
    1
  887. They fucked up. I welcome these measures, but there needs to be an enquiry.
    1
  888. Lewis Then why be a candidate for prime minister?
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  889. Lewis Yes. Which he was a candidate for until Gove stabbed him in the back.
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  890. Prove it.
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  891. WAH
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  892. No. They just want to protect the UK populace.
    1
  893. I thought we were going to thrive? Being fine doesn't really cut it.
    1
  894. Come off it, 2016 vote was barely democratic.
    1
  895. Powerful men lying to susceptible people.
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  896. Jesus.
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  897. They aren't. I know two people who are going through cancer treatment here. So no.
    1
  898. It really doesn't work like that, and you should know this.
    1
  899. Gary Higgins Treason trials? Stop being fucking dense.
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  900. That's incredibly unlikely.
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  901. Three years ago. You utter spoon.
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  902.  @-NoneOfYourBusiness  Says four years ago, obviously can't count, and calls me a moron. Okay mate.
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  903.  @-NoneOfYourBusiness  What part of 'it's been three years since people voted, not four' do you not understand, you gigantic oaf 😂😂😂
    1
  904.  @-NoneOfYourBusiness  Not being able to count. The sign of a complete moron.
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  905.  @-NoneOfYourBusiness  There's an edit button mate. You can stick that in one post. What you are doing is basically spamming. Oh, and you still can't count. Go back to school.
    1
  906. The UK voted for this, you imbecile.
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  907. Redacted because investigation is still ongoing.
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  908. Maybe we could start a meth empire. Tread carefully, world.
    1
  909. The rhetoric has changed for you lot. It once was 'we'll get a great deal, easiest ever!' to 'we voted for no deal, bullying EU!' This is simply stupid. The main advocates of Leave were extolling that things would be amazing if we left, and that clearly has not been delivered.
    1
  910. This one didn't.
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  911. Adders Dewinter And yet here you are, supporting them by posting on this video. Well done.
    1
  912. The allegation is that Boris wanted to be injected live on TV. He never said Vallance agreed to this. And this wasn't unprecedented. We were literally several weeks behind other countries and had data from them to analyse. They still fucked it.
    1
  913.  Albert Pike  Which is another thing entirely Albert. Why don't you address his point, as opposed to plucking a random belief out of the air?
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  914.  Albert Pike  Still awaiting for you to address his point. Threatening me with deportation is a bit silly idea.
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  915. jetnight 88 Clearly it did. He wouldn't be in prison now if it hadn't.
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  916.  @trumpsdantichrist164  That's not how parliament is actually meant to work though. Surely you realise this, given that you wanted to protect the sovereignty of this kingdom? Or did you not understand what you were actually trying to protect?
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  917.  @trumpsdantichrist164  Aye, sure you did.
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  918.  @trumpsdantichrist164  I'm not asking about that at all, and frankly I don't really care. I have seen no proof of your credentials, and severely doubt you have any if you seriously believe what you are saying. It's utterly delusional.
    1
  919.  @trumpsdantichrist164  I'm not interested in your feelings about why you would vote for it now. That's besides the point. I was interested in why anyone would ever think we've left, when we haven't actually left. That's an utterly delusional belief. I see this idea being bandied about so much now, it goes against the reality we inhabit.
    1
  920.  @trumpsdantichrist164  You edited your original post. Nice one 😂
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  921.  @trumpsdantichrist164  Oh, I beg your pardon. I must have mistaken you for another quitter I was conversing with. You're the sovereignty guy who doesn't like Sovereignty. Now I remember.
    1
  922.  @trumpsdantichrist164  Yet you don't want MP's to have a say, which is sovereignty in action. Your viewpoint makes absolutely no sense.
    1
  923. People use guns to kill people, you silly beggar.
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  924. Bobby Samra England then?
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  925. Martyr for idiots.
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  926. United Ireland would not be a good outcome. It would likely start violence up, on the loyalist side. Peace process needs more time. Much more time.
    1
  927. I mean, if he's a criminal, yes, they will throw him in jail.
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  928. We will pay the 39 billion with a no deal though.
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  929.  @Theexsquaddie.  You really think they won't pursue this? It's in our interests to do so, we don't want to be known as a country who agrees in principle to pay money and then reneges on it. That sends a message to people that we are not to be trusted.
    1
  930. Already been done. They were undecided.
    1
  931.  @tomhulme1176  Not really scared. But nice spin there Tom boy.
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  932.  @petrolhead88uk71  Again, they are doing this for good reason. Johnson wants an election before the 31st October, because that's the only way he could force a no deal. They aren't giving it to him, and that's clever. Nice avatar btw. Love that game.
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  933.  @tomhulme1176  We extend so that no deal is off the table, then GE. What happens after that is anyone's guess. A GE might not even solve it. Would be better put back to the people. That's the issue here.
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  934.  @tomhulme1176  It will be off the table for 31st October. EU parliament have already said they will extend. You can go on about laws, but your argument does not hold water because we've had 2 extensions before, and there has been no issues with the legality over that.
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  935.  @tomhulme1176  But this has happened before. And there were no issues with it in terms of law. I shouldn't need to keep saying this to you 😂😂😂
    1
  936.  @tomhulme1176  You aren't getting what I'm saying. Legally, this has happened before. Your whole point about it being illegal in EU law is nonsensical. We are talking Tilbrook levels of nonsense.
    1
  937.  @tomhulme1176  Originally you were talking about it breaking EU law. Again, legally, this has happened before, it will not be an issue. If you want to move this onto Boris refusing to do this, great. Your original point about extensions breaking EU law is complete nonsense though.
    1
  938.  @tomhulme1176  If Boris does not comply, someone else will do it. They've already talked about this.
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  939.  @tomhulme1176  A civil servant could do this Tom. You do not need a mandate, it's the law. You have to abide by it.
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  940.  @tomhulme1176  That makes an assumption that he will have working and sizable majority. It could just be a hung parliament again. I think that's incredibly likely.
    1
  941. We haven't recovered from the last one. What makes you think another recession on top of that will help? Just being positive isn't going to be a solution. Why would you ever decide to inflict this on yourself?
    1
  942. He broke the terms of his suspended sentence and was adequately warned about what would happen if he did that.
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  943. ste bee Do you read the news?
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  944. Nah.
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  945.  @Rubmer  That makes no sense.
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  946.  @Rubmer  Brexit is moving forward. A deal isn't. And they do have plans in place for civil unrest. I really don't understand what you are getting at here.
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  947.  @Rubmer  Nope. I just don't understand what point you are trying to make. Serious.
    1
  948.  @Rubmer  I think you are being a bit paranoid.
    1
  949. The media have covered both.
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  950. @Joe Bloggs. Spinning it as some kind of victory for Boris is. He basically reopened to give up more and make things worse. But sure, that's a victory to you, for whatever fucking stupid reason.
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  951. No. Because we would have remained. This is obvious.
    1
  952. This isn't a football match.
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  953.  @jameswhiteley6843  James, their manifestos were not solely about Brexit. You know this.
    1
  954. Tory simping is never a good look.
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  955. I have never seen this. Ever.
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  956. Merge with Ireland? Have you thought this through?
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  957.  @sjsmith  None of this changes what I just said.
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  958.  @sjsmith  Of course it doesn't. That's not the point I'm making.
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  959. They don't have any plan. There was no plan.
    1
  960. LOL it's shite.
    1
  961. Could've got help from the EU for ventilators. Didn't avail of the scheme.
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  962. What
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  963.  @earthman6700  It's completely unfeasible. Are you being serious?
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  964. Yeah.....that's a terrible idea.
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  965.  @mikecurnow9836  Hyperbole.
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  966. They are elected. You utter fool.
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  967.  @mhl8396  That's because we vote for MEP's who do this for us.
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  968.  @mhl8396  You state that it is too diluted for you, but that doesn't change the fact that they are elected democratically. So maybe quit using the 'unelected' line. It's utter utter bullshit, and you should know better.
    1
  969. Because literally, that's what happens. You lift restrictions, cases rise. We've known this for ages, by looking at our country and others. If you can't see the proven correlation, then I don't really know what to say to you.
    1
  970.  @Dustie1984  You weren't talking about this before. You asked a question. I answered. The answer was obvious. What you think should happen now is irrelevant.
    1
  971.  @Dustie1984  If you can't see a proven connection between cases rising and lockdown being eased, you are beyond help.
    1
  972.  @Dustie1984  Again, you are trying to make this about something else. I answered your original question. I shouldn't have had to.
    1
  973.  @hazelmaymcclelland  Don't read my posts then.
    1
  974.  @justinleung4481  That's a complete deflection. He has taught you well.
    1
  975.  @CrunchyNorbert  I can assure you, I'm not an algorithm.
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  976.  @hedley939  No. That makes no sense. This is an ongoing crisis, over a condition that has no vaccine. It is really stupid to compare and go 'IT'S NOT AS BAD AS THE FLU' when we don't know how bad this is going to be currently. It hasn't run its course.
    1
  977.  @hedley939   Faith Alive  This is like stupid person bingo. The millennium bug had a massive international effort to fix it. It simply wasn't a case of 'lol scaremongering!' And the drug you speak of, someone has just died because of the advice Trump gave about it. I ask you stop spreading lies and misleading people. You aren't helping anyone by talking nonsense.
    1
  978.  @hedley939  It's an ongoing crisis, you utter fucking dumbass.
    1
  979. What a shitty arguing position.
    1
  980. @Being Woke is a joke! Don't be silly.
    1
  981. You need to actually keep up with things. We aren't leaving on 29/3
    1
  982.  @Darkwintre  That makes no sense.
    1
  983. Mr magic man From prison? When he is picking up soap in the prison shower?
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  984. Mr magic man I'm only having a laugh bro :-)
    1
  985. Race was already in it.
    1
  986. That's a rubbish idea 😂
    1
  987. Absolute shitepost.
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  988.  @MrYorickJenkins  Oh noes!1!!!!! More shiteposting!1!!!
    1
  989. Might be too soon. They need a run up time. They'd have to announce in October at the very latest.
    1
  990. You could.....just stop watching it? You clicked on this video, you silly sod 😂
    1
  991. 🤔
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  992. No. Just no.
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  993. Prove it.
    1
  994. It's not meant to prove him wrong? It's literally just people celebrating.
    1
  995. Oh god James. Are you a kalergi plan believer?
    1
  996.  @jameswhiteley6843  Seriously James 😂😂😂
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  997.  @jameswhiteley6843  Sure James 👍
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  998.  @jameswhiteley6843  👍
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  999.  joseaca  Tumbleweed.
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  1000.  @CK-xi1cg  Actually, it is within the context of your definition of the word contradiction. If English isn't your first language, that's okay. That explains the situation. I got bored reading your posts. You really should not ramble as much. Take care.
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  1001.  Scott Cameron  😂😂😂 Gotten to
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  1002. Chris H That's a completely retarded point.
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  1003. There was no way he could. Trump divided you all and it's going to take decades to rectify this.
    1
  1004.  @lewis123417  Yeah, but he has significantly worsened discourse.
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  1005.  @lewis123417  I agree.
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  1006.  @revtevye  Uh. They have obsessed constantly over other politicians. Are you from the UK, and if so, have you been paying attention?
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  1007.  @revtevye  So you're not from the UK, but feel that they only pick on one man in UK politics. I can tell that you don't watch enough of our media to make that judgment. They obsess over different politicians. This treatment isn't just restricted to Johnson. People like Corbyn have endured it, as well as other prominent Tory party members. Oh and don't use words like globalised and write wanky YouTube essays. It makes you look intellectually weak.
    1
  1008.  @revtevye  Oh, and while we are at it, using 'I'm cleverer than you!' in a debate is extremely infantile. What a manchild.
    1
  1009. But brexit was going to be amazing. Why would we have to rebuild the economy if it was going to be fine?
    1
  1010. It isn't a deal.
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  1011. No one will be happy with the outcome in this. In that sense, it is impossible to solve. And the Irish border question is impossible to solve without major concessions.
    1
  1012.  @johnathanpearson3203  Good lord, you've made the same post about three times already. Someone learned how to copy and paste today?
    1
  1013. @chris livings Never ceases to me amaze me when people basically love voting for less rights.
    1
  1014.  @rogerstubbs2731  That argument can be applied to the Tories as well.
    1
  1015. I've got news for you, you have the IQ of a peanut.
    1
  1016.  @douglastodd1947  You state we left on the 16/3/19. We haven't. You got the date wrong as well.
    1
  1017. Farage is losing his hair as well. That's funny.
    1
  1018. That's utterly stupid. But okay.
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  1019. What you are proposing would be anarchy. So no.
    1
  1020. Two years of lockdown? Whut
    1
  1021.  @garsm2290  It's a party of closet racists. Don't expect anything less.
    1
  1022. Airstrip One, here we come.
    1
  1023.  Albert Pike  Stop talking shite Al.
    1
  1024. Not really true.
    1
  1025. Nah.
    1
  1026.  @IanTdob1966  You've just completely proved your own point to be wrong there mate.
    1
  1027. We? You live in China.
    1
  1028. He went on national tv to tell people to do something important and didn't bother to do it himself. People died alone, he had parties while this happened. You would have to be an eejit to defend him in this. Don't be an eejit.
    1
  1029. Airstrip One dude. And the clocks strike 13.
    1
  1030. This much is obvious 😂
    1
  1031. Try living here.
    1
  1032. What is this even meant to mean?
    1
  1033. Democracy didn't just end in 2016.
    1
  1034.  @davestubbings8869  No. I'm not saying that all. Neither side lying is good. So by bringing up perceived remain lies, you acknowledge that leave lied. So we then have referendum built on a foundation of lies. Hardly seems democratic, does it?
    1
  1035.  @davestubbings8869  You are just jumping from one thing to another now.
    1
  1036.  @dicerevo  Keir Starmer, the guy that is in the video, has stated this numerous times. He is the shadow Brexit secretary. Good lord man.
    1
  1037. Nope.
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  1038. No. Because covid didn't exist back then?
    1
  1039. Trump cannot come back from Biden's lead. Ergo, he is President Elect.
    1
  1040.  @CaptainPlanetsBallBag  Of course she is doing something of use. People have radically changed their approach to sustainability because of her. Why are you so afraid of a little girl raising awareness of something?
    1
  1041. Doesn't like what the video says, calls it biased. Okay. Whatever.
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  1042. Nonsense.
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  1043. No evidence of any of this.
    1
  1044. So she should get murdered for this? What?
    1
  1045. You have only yourself to blame.
    1
  1046. Prove it.
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  1047.  @MrsEvilGenius1  Prove it, I want legitimate evidence, not anecdotal nonsense that you've been suckered in by.
    1
  1048.  @MrsEvilGenius1  It is completely anecdotal, and not evidence of widespread voter fraud. But you know this.
    1
  1049. Stop being dense.
    1
  1050. Positives lol
    1
  1051. You voted Remain? If you did, I'm the queen of Sheba. Nice to meet you.
    1
  1052.  @Slow_Horse  Yup.
    1
  1053. edison reveil Because they shop at Sports Direct.
    1
  1054. How's about no.
    1
  1055.  @dontgiveinfo  Yep. No one wants to run around like pretend army men here.
    1
  1056. Stop being a fool.
    1
  1057.  @matthewv4170  Stop making dumb WW2 comparisons.
    1
  1058.  @ann-mariepaliukenas19  😂
    1
  1059. What he said would happen, didn't happen. It's pretty difficult to spin this to anything other than him being untruthful.
    1
  1060. @Stouffer Uh, he tweeted it himself. He's taking it to the court of appeal. It still got refused initially 😂😂😂
    1
  1061. Let's just gloss over the fact that 33 million has gone.
    1
  1062.  @Nickle314  Again, you are glossing over the fact that this happened. This should not have happened.
    1
  1063.  @Nickle314  I literally have no idea what you are talking about.
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  1064.  @Nickle314  Which glosses over the fact that this happened still. You've just accepted this. It's really strange.
    1
  1065. Are you coming over from China to join in?
    1
  1066. No.
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  1067. Allison Townes There's an element of truth to her using the word 'good' and not best. The best deal is the one we have now. There is no better deal.
    1
  1068. It is fantasy if he gets the Brexit he wants.
    1
  1069. Good. Let's turn off the life support machine and cremate the fucker immediately.
    1
  1070. Biased? They just showed his speech.
    1
  1071. He's literally the only other option.
    1
  1072. Ding, we have a winner.
    1
  1073. Well, that's fine by me.
    1
  1074. It is the issue here.
    1
  1075. This has to be dumbest thing I've read today.
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  1076. They are the only side of the two who have actually shown that they give a damn about NI.
    1
  1077. Your second point actually needs some stats behind it for anyone to take it seriously. I have seen nothing to suggest there are a huge enough amount of people who feel like that.
    1
  1078.  @lizbarrington3974  Polls as evidence and Lord Ashcroft. Yeah, I'm not going to even consider that.
    1
  1079.  @lizbarrington3974  I actually would accept it, people have all the information they need to make an informed decision now. I can't accept the 2016 vote for the same reason.
    1
  1080.  @elray5639  Doubt it.
    1
  1081. This is what populism gets you. Assholes in charge.
    1
  1082. It's a problem created by Brexit, exacerbated by what you have mentioned.
    1
  1083. The money is owed, we don't pay it, we get a reputation as country who doesn't settle it's debts. That is not a good thing when you are seeking trade agreements with people. Think, for fucks sake.
    1
  1084. It's too late for that.
    1
  1085. Aww bless. Are you even in the EU at present, or are you still posting from China, pretending to be?
    1
  1086. Even if you lose your job?
    1
  1087. Don't use the word 'leftist'. It makes you look like a moron.
    1
  1088. You could take away the guns. That would stop people killing unnecessarily.
    1
  1089. Rightly so.
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  1090. I would imagine those reporters didn't have a suspended sentence to break the terms of.
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  1091. They literally have the backers on their website for quarter 1. So no.
    1
  1092. She's an idiot.
    1
  1093. The issue was largely the quitters in her party.
    1
  1094. Albert Pike, WHERE ARE YOU?!?!
    1
  1095.  @emm_arr  He's a fucking melter. He just seems to be getting crazier and crazier. My personal favourite brexit supporter is Mister Furious (I haven't seen him around in a while). The lovably deluded little homophobe.
    1
  1096.  @neo69121  Government knew this was coming. Should've planned, should've done lockdown earlier.
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  1097. Soros? Get out of yer mum's basement.
    1
  1098. Not guaranteed. And the chaos is under his watch.
    1
  1099.  @christophercurtis2893  I mean, they are both bad. It's easier to kill more people with a firearm though.
    1
  1100. The state of this comment section.
    1
  1101. Of course it is. With this kind of logic, you would have people unable to report things that they don't think are ordinary.
    1
  1102. He's needs troops at his inauguration because of people like you not accepting the result.
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  1103. IM4CH1NE Interesting post. But I must say, there is no engaging these people. Not anymore. It's getting harder and harder to put an alternate point of view across.
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  1104. You were given catchy soundbites and a huge amount of undeliverable promises. I don't blame you for doing it.
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  1105. - Campaigned on ending wars. - Wants to start one in his own country. We see you.
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  1106.  @sandralaganworth7614  That reads like the ramblings made by the criminally insane. Well done.
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  1107.  @sandralaganworth7614  When you make allegations like this, you need evidence.
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  1108.  @sandralaganworth7614  No. I would have accepted the result. Which is what you need to do as opposed to acting like a child about it and running with anecdotal observations as factual evidence.
    1
  1109. He offers nothing. No solutions.
    1
  1110.  @propodkinsbro7224  The Brexit proposed in 2016 is not the same as the Brexit we are facing in 2019. This is the issue.
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  1111.  @propodkinsbro7224  You are trying to compare two completely different things. This is so fucking stupid. I'm not surprised at all tbh.
    1
  1112.  @propodkinsbro7224  Because they are two completely different things 😂
    1
  1113. I'm sorry, but jury members are specifically told NOT to do anything like this during the duration of the trial. That's one of the fundamental things they drill into you whenever you go on Jury duty. They need the Jury to be completely impartial.
    1
  1114. Hahahaha are you being serious?
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  1115. Dictators? Hyperbole.
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  1116. Civil unrest? Project fear!
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  1117. What a snowflake.
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  1118. This isn't going to work out like that.
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  1119.  @chrisb4009  If you honestly can't see why someone getting straight up murdered by the police is an issue, you need help.
    1
  1120.  @chrisb4009  You know, it is possible to address the issue on two fronts simultaneously, more fundamental, generational change, and dealing with situations like this and giving them visibility. I don't understand why you want to mitigate or lessen what happened. It makes no sense.
    1
  1121. What are you smoking?
    1
  1122. He really didn't equally interrupt the president, that's fucking nonsense.
    1
  1123. They've always left me satisfied.....
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  1124. That quote could be used by the other side to describe YOUR position.
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  1125. The Daily Mail broke this.
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  1126. In the beginning, they did work though.
    1
  1127. He's won. You need to accept it.
    1
  1128.  @richardhills6952  It's not the biggest vote.
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  1129.  @t.d6379  No. It's not. There was a general election in the 90's that had more people voting.
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  1130.  @t.d6379  That's not what was said. It's isn't the biggest vote. More votes were cast in that general election.
    1
  1131.  @t.d6379  She? What 😂 I was responding to the first post in the thread, you silly goose.
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  1132.  @t.d6379  You said she. Is Richard a girl now? You utter plank 😂 Please read. https://fullfact.org/europe/eu-referendum-not-largest-democratic-exercise/
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  1133. Brilliant man. RIP.
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  1134. Always money for war.
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  1135. Aw bless.
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  1136. Robe Spier Not sure if serious.
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  1137. Bullshit.
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  1138. @Pan-Britannic Syndicalist Socialist He's not a child rapist. That's bullshit.
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  1139.  @davidfryer6509  Oh I've already came to that conclusion. I never really watch Novara. But it's obvious he has an agenda.
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  1140.  @davidfryer6509  I think you are getting really confused here. Read my posts.
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  1141. ​@Pan-Britannic Syndicalist Socialist You said it was nonsense. I just responded to that.
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  1142. @Pan-Britannic Syndicalist Socialist You are an idiot because you simply don't realise that this is an open comment section. Anyone can respond to anyone else. Jesus. This isn't difficult to grasp. Don't expect to say nonsensical shite and not be called out on it.
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  1143. @Pan-Britannic Syndicalist Socialist In response to David Fryers comment you said it was nonsense. I responded to you stating that it wasn't nonsense and I gave reasons for this. It's an open comment section and you should not expect to be impervious from criticism. I really shouldn't have to explain this exchange to you, but here we are. You really are fucking dense.
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  1144. @Pan-Britannic Syndicalist Socialist I responded to the two comments. I'm referring to the Tommy Robinson one.
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  1145. Kingsley Rafferty Big business.
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  1146.  @QwadLuzr  From an increase in taxes.
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  1147. Go out and get some sunlight. You've been in the basement too long.
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  1148. You don't speak for the 17.4 million. Stop pretending that you do.
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  1149.  @dukenerd6320  You just did. Some of those 17.4 million wanted a deal. Don't pass your Brexit outcome as only one. It's utterly idiotic.
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  1150.  @jimbojones101  He may well be. It's still funny to me.
    1
  1151. Because it glorifies someone who shouldn't be glorified. This isn't difficult to understand.
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  1152.  @ibraheemahmedahmed8951  They aren't rewriting history. It's the removal of a statue. We have access to this information. That isn't going to be removed if his statue is taken away.
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  1153.  Tom Johnson  I don't know enough about those people to really have an opinion on them Tom. I do know how I feel about someone who made a living from slaving, and getting a statue for it. Are you defending that?
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  1154.  Tom Johnson   Tom Johnson  I know about Colston. Rhodes, only was aware of him from this video. I'm not a historian, but I do read/watch current news. I've never really had any interest in reading about the lives of those two figures. But, back to these statues and away from your silly whataboutery, essentially what you are attempting to do there is mitigate the fact that people like Coulston were slavers, by saying some positives came from it. It doesn't exactly remove the fact that he was a slaver. It's not really something that we should be celebrating. If you think he should be celebrated for being a slaver, that's fine. It doesn't exactly paint you in a good light though.
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  1155.  @tomhulme1176  That has changed, EU parliament doesn't seem to agree with Juncker. They make the call on it.
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  1156. Why can't we do this while in the EU?
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  1157.  @emm_arr  Which makes it all the worse that they expected them to pay heed to advice. Their whole response has been a shitshow. Heads need to roll.
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  1158. This. Such a stupid statement.
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  1159. Dec O You actually read leaflets getting put through your door?
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  1160. Dec O ?
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  1161. No, only thing was that NI businesses have to ask Ireland for clarification on crossing the border. You couldn't make it up really.
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  1162. Don't support them then.
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  1163.  K MT  Stop supporting them then.
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  1164. John McKinley What?
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  1165. Those figures are wildly out of line.
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  1166.  @paulkeable176  You've just proved your own figures wrong. Good grief man.
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  1167.  @paulkeable176  That makes no sense whatsoever Paul.
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  1168.  @Nickle314  Nah, I think this is more 'I don't like this report because it shows the thing I want in a negative light'. Let's be honest here.
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  1169.  @Nickle314  Either YouTube is acting funny, or you got your replies mixed up.
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  1170. That last statement is clearly not true at all, and if you believe that, after all that has happened, you are deluded.
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  1171.  @jordon7079  With your ridiculous point, you've just made a case for remaining. Our budget contribution is minuscule to what the trading bloc generates, and other countries can easily cover that. So no. We are not in a position of strength. This situation pretty much proves that.
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  1172.  @jordon7079  You said it yourself, we joined because we had financial issues. There was nothing stopping us pouring money into the military. It's been hit by cuts. That is nothing to do with the EU, it was a government decision. Your arguments make no sense at all.
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  1173.  @jordon7079  And our financial position was improved by joining the EU.
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  1174.  @jordon7079  Germany is fourth. I don't understand this argument as well. The EU just got a massive agreement with Japan, which is in the top 4, and has laid the groundwork for work with the USA. We are not going to be able to negotiate agreements with these countries that will benefit us, as opposed to staying in a trading bloc where we have strength to get good trading terms with these nations. It isn't smart to go it alone.
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  1175.  @jordon7079  It was a different time. We are not an empire anymore. We would be putting ourselves in a weaker position everytime we would try to negotiate with any of these big economic superpowers. We have more clout in the trading bloc we are currently in.
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  1176.  @jordon7079  We wouldn't be. At all. There's plenty of stuff online that you can use to educate yourself about this.
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  1177. She has to.
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  1178.  @adrianobulla7875  Things have definitely changed with Bercow reiterating that. I was thinking she'd just brute force it until it's accepted, it interesting to see him stand by his principles. Interesting, and slightly worrying.
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  1179. NI generally wants the border kept open. Backstop does this. So no.
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  1180.  @ancietman  Tories want Brexit, it doesn't matter if they have MP's who would rather remain, their party policy is to deliver it.
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  1181.  @tomhulme1176  I wouldn't be so sure of victory. I never trust polling. Since when did you lot start?
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  1182. Not sure if serious.
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  1183.  @lakak4056  What you are proposing is completely unfeasible.
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  1184.  @Jack-fs2im  That does not prove your assertion that it is only those people that use them. Because it isn't.
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  1185.  @Jack-fs2im  Need stats, Jack.
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  1186.  @Jack-fs2im  The start of your post, you ask me to prove it, then you give me some reasons why British people may be using food banks. HAHAHAHAH. You utter fool.
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  1187.  @Jack-fs2im  You said no Brits use them, yet gave me reasons why Brits would use them. Those aren't the only reasons as well. Fool 😂
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  1188.  @Jack-fs2im  Posts Daily Mail article as proof. Okay I'm done. You laughable fool 😂😂😂😂😂
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  1189.  @Jack-fs2im  Cheerio Jack. You demented buffoon.
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  1190. Kids are indoctrinated and some of them will regret saying these things later.
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  1191. jagman84 So much democracy that the referendum was full of lies and cheating. Great.
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  1192. pindrop That doesn't really address what I said at all. But if you feel the need to justify your vote to me, great.
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  1193. pindrop You talked about it being about democracy. The referendum was full of lies and cheating. Both sides of the campaign indulged in this. I can't think of anything that is more of an affront to democracy than either of those things. And Project Fear is slowly becoming a reality. Government preparation for a no deal is no joke.
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  1194. pindrop The general population are reliant on these people giving them the information to make their choice. If that information is faulty/misleading/lies, how is that an informed decision? I would say that the vast majority of people just don't care about politics on the same level that you or I do. You expect too much from them, and their ability to sift through the bullshit. Parliament have put through nearly every bit of brexit legislation that has been put to them. I don't think what you are saying is particularly true. It also isn't parliament's job to prepare for this. The ball lies in the government's court for this.
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  1195.  @polaris7122  Bit late to the party, aren't you bro?
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  1196.  @polaris7122  Cheerio Paul.
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  1197. Or you know, actual educated people.
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  1198. There's a Mr Potato? How dare they steal my Potato moniker.
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  1199. BBC? This is channel 4.
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  1200.  @mrsmith3297  What 😂
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  1201.  @brendonrookes1151  The problem is guns. Stop deflecting.
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  1202. How?
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  1203.  @rufanuf1  You stated it. I asked you about it. If you don't want to elaborate, that's fine.
    1
  1204. It's not that it doesn't matter, it's extremely foolish to think the country could be on its feet in the timeframe he has given.
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  1205.  @gagebyers1057  Nope. If he was smart, he wouldn't have set a deadline. Because it's idiotic to do that.
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  1206.  @gagebyers1057  The cancer analogy is dumb. Don't do that. He should be realistic and straight up with people. He's the leader of the most powerful country in the world.
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  1207.  @UNIVERSAL-UR  He'll plead the fifth constantly like the guilty coward he is.
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  1208.  @UNIVERSAL-UR  No, but it's hilarious because apparently only the mob plead the fifth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvsdABjCedA
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  1209.  @UNIVERSAL-UR  Guilty clever people?
    1
  1210. Good luck. It will achieve nothing.
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  1211. Not really.
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  1212. Jaysus. Learn to use paragraphs.
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  1213. Anglo- american What a wonderful person you are.
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  1214. ***** You are absolutely pathetic. Try harder.
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  1215. ***** So you'd put that power and law making into the hands of people who presided over benefit cuts, mental health cutbacks and attempts to erode privacy and security of data? Seems like a good choice to me.
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  1216. Stupid fuckers.
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  1217. You help it by clicking on this video, you do realise that, right?
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  1218. It is crashing out though. What exactly would you term it as?
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  1219.  @drsnova7313  Has a nice ring to it.
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  1220. Someone should have loosed the parts with an Allen key. That would be more effective.
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  1221.  @AlanWattResistance  And yet, it's true.
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  1222.  @AlanWattResistance  Am I better? No. Do I make better decisions? Yes.
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  1223.  @ChristianPatriarchy  Let me ask you straight. Do you agree that the killing of these people is unwarranted or not? This is a straightforward question. Yes or no will suffice.
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  1224. No.
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  1225. I think it's more about where that money came from.
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  1226. People voted leave for a multitude of reasons, and a lot of people didn't understand what it actually meant. So no. Stop bullshitting.
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  1227. Prove it.
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  1228.  @michaelcullinane1896  If so, well done, you just broke the law Michael Cullinane. You played yourself. Idiot.
    1
  1229. Yup.
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  1230. Hard to believe.
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  1231. nosherz Largely to do with successive governments. Not the EU.
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  1232. I'm glad you aren't in charge of anything.
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  1233.  @NaZReD  I meant in charge of anything to do with this withdrawal. You'd have us all eating hay and each other. You utter spoon.
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  1234.  @NaZReD  Of you being an utter spoon? I think you proved that yourself mate.
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  1235. Nope.
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  1236. And yet, they decided to air this because they feel they have enough evidence to do so.
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  1237.  @Dmc841  I meant government airing it. Should have made that clearer.
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  1238. Government and the EU are planning this. This is project reality now. Own it.
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  1239. Samuel Robinson Immigration probably won't change as well. Trade agreements usually have countries asking for freedom of movement, because they realise this is like an economic stimulus.
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  1240. Sh0far And yet, that is not his position now.
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  1241.  Albert Pike  I don't even get what you are trying to say here. It seems like you are excusing him for being awful.
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  1242.  Albert Pike  You weren't talking about MP's, you were talking about the PM's. You confusing little man.
    1
  1243. Hugh Guan Er, no one wants to come here anymore.
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  1244. Mr White flying a Kite It won't save the UK billions. We will be losing more in the process.
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  1245. Actually, there's every reason for him to be involved. The EU want the WA to go through, who has the most seats after the Tories? Corbyn.
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  1246. @Amanda Hughes You aren't correct. You need to go and read about the regulations they put in place for this.
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  1247. @Amanda Hughes No Amanda. Just no. You need to go away to read about the thing you are arguing about.
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  1248. @Amanda Hughes Goodbye Amanda.
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  1249.  @battlec43  It doesn't at all. How is giving people a choice at the end of this process undemocratic?
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  1250.  @Danny-is5if  Or you could admit that what you wanted was impossible. Brexit was extremely flawed from the get go. The Irish border was always going to scupper it, and we did tell you this. No point in blaming the remoaner PM, or claiming that border issue isn't an issue. It was a stupid decision and you should own it.
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  1251.  @Danny-is5if  The Swiss border is not a solution. That has stops in it. It's a hard border essentially. You did make a stupid decision though. I have issues with people who can't accept it, it's true. If you find that arrogant, that's alright.
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  1252.  @Danny-is5if  It is effectively a hard border. You get stopped for checks, it can take a while to get through it. That's not acceptable. It's not a solution. If it was, it would have been floated by people higher than you or I. It hasn't.
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  1253. It hasn't improved my life at all. It's made it more difficult in a few ways.
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  1254. parthsna Would create more problems than anything.
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  1255. Robert Marsh This is stupid and you should feel bad.
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  1256.  @benbmx1  Yes.
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  1257.  @guacamolekid3899  LOL
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  1258. I could say the same thing about leavers. You are doing exactly what the rich fuckers want you to do. You aren't going to be any richer from this, but the people advocating it will do.
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  1259. Oliver Grumitt It really isn't a wonder. There are media outlets who have extremely high exposure, who supported Brexit (The Sun, The Mail).
    1
  1260. It just happened.
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  1261.  Albert Pike  Albert once again talking shite.
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  1262. No, it won't.
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  1263.  @goblinwisdom  Quite. A stunning lack of empathy.
    1
  1264. Gazza Pure denialism.
    1
  1265. He lied. This isn't really an issue that can be balanced.
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  1266. PaulioMaldinio You need help.
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  1267. JAMES WHITELEY ITZ DA KALERGI PLANZ
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  1268. JAMES WHITELEY What, that you live in your ma's basement? Can't prove that tbh.
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  1269. Leaving the EU will solve none of the problems the government have created.
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  1270. Liberal left hysteria 😂😂😂😂 He probably doesn't even understand what he just said. Poor man.
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  1271.  @CinematicMaj  It's just a pointless soundbite peddled by idiots.
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  1272. I doubt he will be in the job after this.
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  1273. It was about economy before. Then the argument was exposed as being utter bullshit, and you guys don't use it anymore.
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  1274. I can think of no better insult.
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  1275. Veritas Aequitas What a bizarre statement.
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  1276. What 😂
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  1277.  Albert Pike  Post from an intellectual light weight.
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  1278. Great comment. Would read again.
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  1279. Patrician Cloud Is this business even related to this?
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  1280. Patrician Cloud Again, I'm not following, how is his business even related to this? Plenty of stupid people run successful businesses.
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  1281. Live Life The more I read about this, the more compelling the institutionalised racism viewpoint becomes.
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  1282. Patrician Cloud Once again, you have completely lost me.
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  1283. doc morridge Because they realise that the situation won't change. Countries we do trade deals with are going to be asking for freedom of movement.
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  1284. The commitment isn't in it, from what I gather.
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  1285.  @johnathanpearson3203  Aye, fucking sure it is.
    1
  1286. The Daily Mail broke this story.
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  1287. A lot of what he said was plausible given the outcome we seen.
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  1288. George Swampy We will end up paying in because what you want is not based in reality.
    1
  1289. Corbyn. It's just Corbyn.
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  1290. It woz teh Bull Gates. He pu up deh 5g towerz!!!1!!!!!
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  1291. LOL
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  1292. Are they? Really?
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  1293. @Pan-Humanist Progressive Federationist You are attempting to normalise what happened, by going 'well, they did it too'. It's not normal or acceptable in both instances.
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  1294. @Pan-Humanist Progressive Federationist I don't believe you. I also find it funny how you came to the conclusion of the Dems = THEY DID THE SUMMER RIOTS. It's stupid in the extreme.
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  1295. @Pan-Humanist Progressive Federationist No. Kamala Harris condemned the rioters/looters. As did Biden. Which is what any rational person would do. Your overall point is they didn't condemn it, when they actually did. And while democrat aligned, they aren't the dems. Again, either intentionally or unintentionally, you are normalising this. That's not acceptable.
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  1296. Honestly, the best thing you can do is get in touch with your political representative or MP. They have channels with the benefit agency that you won't have. They work for you. I hope you get this sorted. Edit - if this is Barnet North London, it may be Theresa Villiers.
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  1297.  @geyj1  No worries 👍
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  1298. They aren't impeding Brexit at all.
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  1299. They completely botched their approach. They had to lockdown. This wasn't the media.
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  1300. LOL no.
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  1301. Or, he came to his senses.
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  1302.  @peterpan9217  Seems to me that you have no sense.
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  1303.  @peterpan9217  You've just accused the man of being paid. You delusional sod.
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  1304.  @peterpan9217  And yet you still said he was paid. Silly cretin.
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  1305.  @peterpan9217  Run off then. Don't stand by your words. Cheerio.
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  1306. That isn't gonna happen when she relies on the DUP for her majority.
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  1307. Of course you can blame them. They wanted things that were impossible.
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  1308.  @richardmortimer8147  Forced to adopt the euro? When?
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  1309. Number 4 is extremely important.
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  1310.  @ilabell5793  I'm not sure what I'm getting from your response here. But I'll leave it at.
    1
  1311. Beacause you are a puppet?
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  1312. Seems a bit ridiculous.
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  1313. Tearing up the majority of our existing trade deals and hoping that we can default onto WTO rules. It's a terrible idea. Don't let anyone tell your otherwise.
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  1314. How would this ever be a rational thing to do?
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  1315. It's more a play for support from him. And it will work.
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  1316.  @dixienormous8559  This is a dumb post.
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  1317. Yup.
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  1318. They are reporting on something that happened. That's what journalists do.
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  1319.  @illgottengains1314  The reality of this kinda contradicts that. You do realise that, right?
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  1320. Don't be a simp. This isn't about Brexit. He has willingly made a complete mockery of the sacrifices people have made throughout this. As someone who is instrumental in decision making, he should follow the rules as well. This isn't difficult.
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  1321.  stephen burridge  I don't think you understand the point I'm making here Stephen. Being brave isn't going to prevent you from picking this virus up.
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  1322.  stephen burridge  Doesn't really change anything I've said.
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  1323.  stephen burridge  You are completely missing the point Stephen. You need to learn to read and interpret information better.
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  1324.  stephen burridge  No Stephen. But sure, be brave if you think that will help.
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  1325.  @Blacktolite  Are you sure? I think his holiday might last longer than a few days 😂
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  1326. If you didn't care, you wouldn't be here defending him.
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  1327. There is none. Up to member states basically.
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  1328. Don't quite understand the state pension comment. If anything, it should be means tested. It's one of, if not the biggest, expenditures this government has.
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  1329. Post is great sarcasm.
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  1330. One part that is not so simple.
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  1331. No, it won't end.
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  1332. Anyone cheering this on is a lemming. Plain and simple.
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  1333. The EU union?
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  1334.  @andrewg1014  European Union Union!
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  1335. You gloss over the fact that concessions were given to Ireland.
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  1336. The DUP.
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  1337. Having another vote is not undemocratic. That's double speak drivel.
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  1338. @standardleft Yes.
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  1339. It's not even the BBC.
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  1340. Yup.
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  1341. What
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  1342.  @Aquilenne  So you're all fine with it now? I mean, that's fucking hilarious if so.
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  1343.  @Aquilenne  Then why did they vote overwhelmingly Tory? They must be happy with it.
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  1344.  @sljones9103  Nope.
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  1345. Idiotic.
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  1346.  @gruntymchunchy1527  They actually have a larger say than one might realise. We have no Executive. The Tory government is, at present, reliant on them supporting votes. They've pretty much had veto power over the way phase 1 of the Brexit negotiations have went. Even when the executive ran, the DUP were able to refuse things because they had the numbers.
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  1347.  @gruntymchunchy1527  It's sounding like they might be going to do that. Won't end well. Interesting times ahead! All the very best anyway!
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  1348. And austerity will continue. And they will blame it on the EU.
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  1349. This will be the end result. Anyone with an smidgen of common sense realises this.
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  1350.  @Shortbaldandbroke  There isn't one. Brexit, is a flawed, unworkable idea. We will end up capitulating because we voted ourselves into a weak position. With capitulation, comes both sides not being content. Remainers don't get to stay, leavers are still trapped within the EU institutions they want to free of. You hit the nail on the head.
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  1351. It isn't a simple demand. This entire situation proves that.
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  1352.  @klivekussler4496  You are attempting to move the debate on to something else, by making assumptions. Nice try.
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  1353.  @melthalin3559  And yet, they took the house.
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  1354. No. You are the problem. This is freedom of the press. They can report on things you don't like. You don't like it, go away and watch something else. You have that choice.
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  1355. 128k deaths was his best?
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  1356. ken martin Project reality. We tried to tell you.
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  1357.  @chopjockey  You can't really guarantee that.
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  1358. Thanks for the information, good to see that you are still fighting the good fight sir!
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  1359. This story started in the Daily Mail.
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  1360. siege919 Banned Freedom of speech? Ridiculous.
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  1361. You assume it will happen.
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  1362. Because gullible morons are everywhere.
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  1363. Mark H Different uses. Different goals.
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  1364. Mark H We are looking at people being influenced to vote in a certain manner by focused online efforts. That is not democratic in the slightest.
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  1365. You aren't really getting this at all.
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  1366. Mark H No. So they get to vote, but are told what way to vote insidiously. This is manipulation. Can you not see the problem with this? If you can't, you are truly beyond any sort of help.
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  1367. You aren't getting this at all. This undermines the very fabric of our democratic processes. You can try make this about winning or losing, but that it is a very simple way of looking at it. And whinging about the lefties makes you sound a bit silly.
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  1368. Mark H Yes, but people who do that are likely in the minority. You seem to think that everyone is engaged fully with politics and well informed. That is really not the case. You really don't seem to get the severity of this.
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  1369. Mark H Once again you are going for the simplistic response, and responding to things I haven't even said. You ignore the wider implications of this. But gotta put across that Brexit zealotry, I suppose.
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  1370. No.
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  1371.  @notroll1279  Because a border poll, if successful, would lead to violence. The Loyalists do not want to be a part of Ireland. Give it a decade or two. It is way too soon for this.
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  1372.  @notroll1279  This seems like a choice between 'you're fucked' and 'you're fucked'. No one wants that here. The idea that we should endure this just to see this Brexit nonsense through is ridiculous.
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  1373. Trump is an idiot and has fucked it. US will struggle to mitigate his extreme idiocy.
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  1374. The Guardian article was great. Probably the most memorable thing I've read from that outlet.
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  1375. The media has to scrutinize. You are basically arguing for the exact opposite. That's not smart.
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  1376. @Muttley 69 Leaving the EU will not lessen homelessness. Don't be silly. A lot of homelessness is caused by government policy.
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  1377. Of course it does. The main issue is the pandemic, but Brexit does factor into this.
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  1378.  @maikelh5718  I made a point that basically agreed with the one you made directly after, and you accuse me of not understanding the severity of it? Okay mate hahaha.
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  1379.  @maikelh5718  You seem to think I'm gullible. I didn't support Brexit, don't want it now. But to say this is ALL Brexit, it's not really true is it?
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  1380.  @maikelh5718  Again, we are on the same side of the argument. I don't really understand what you are trying to prove to me.
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  1381. I think you know the answer to this question already.
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  1382. This has been debunked by numerous people who are more clever than you.
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  1383.  @euphoria477  🙄
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  1384. Good luck. I look forward to your geriatric filled crusade.
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  1385. Geoff Evans LOL
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  1386.  @johnnywhite9956  He's a racist. You should just admit that to yourself.
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  1387. @I Will Rock Your Face! WAH THE LEFT WAH.
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  1388. Being from NI, you should understand the stupidity of what you are advocating.
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  1389. @Tom Joney You are a creepy little man Tom.
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  1390. @Tom Joney Giving off creepy vibes there Tom.
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  1391. @Tom Joney I mean, you care about thinking 12 year old girls are adults and you are putting a lot of time into arguing that. Which is a bit creepy to me. But ok Tom. Keep doing that creepy thing.
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  1392. @Tom Joney I'm not the one who thinks 12 year old girls are adults Tom.
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  1393.  @mickywhizz6317  So if WTO means we sign treaties, it's not a deal then. Why did you refer to it as a deal? It isn't a deal, by your own explanation. That makes no sense.
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  1394.  @mickywhizz6317  Thanks for your non answer.
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  1395. It only came to light recently.
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  1396. @Buffalo 66 Yup.
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  1397.  @gbjanuary  He didn't win in 2017 though.
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  1398. George Kraft It's probably the government blocking this.
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  1399. And yet, his testimony is completely plausible given the outcome we observed.
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  1400. You do understand that it is perfectly possible to lie about one thing and then tell the truth about another? Everything he said yesterday is plausible, given how badly they handled this.
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  1401. Unfortunately, many people just don't watch the news. They need people tuning into them, the more viewers, the more potential interest from advertisers. That's one of the reasons this subject is never really given the time it deserves. They are kinda restricted by their need to be a fertile advertising platform.
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  1402. Good morning everyone gun gets cocked behind Dominic
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  1403.  @forza223bowe5  Because they want to vote again to get the result they want.
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  1404. Another vote is not undemocratic. This is just doublethink.
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  1405. Belief is not enough. Good lord, what age are you?
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  1406.  @larry7268  Where are you now, out of curiosity?
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  1407.  @larry7268  Okay 😂
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  1408. Aww. Leave Albert alone. He was dropped on the head as a child.
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  1409. Quick reminder, Trump cannot come back, he is way behind. Ergo, Biden is president elect. He has won.
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  1410. Then stop supporting them.
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  1411. Don't be an idiot.
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  1412. That's because he's an idiot.
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  1413. You are correct.
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  1414. @Lost Space Makes no sense. But ok.
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  1415. Not anywhere near as damaging to theirs.
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  1416. Hahahaha you are deluded.
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  1417.  @boptah7489  Says the man who wants Bojo as PM and Victorian Harry Potter as his chancellor.
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  1418. The population of Ireland is about 4 million. There are 25 million people in America without insurance. So no. It is not a worse situation.
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  1419. Sounds ridiculous because it is ridiculous.
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  1420. It is crashing out though. What else is it?
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  1421.  @catherinedee981  Crashing out of the EU with no agreement on a deal. Not smart, and it's stupid to frame it in any other way.
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  1422. Uh, no?
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  1423.  @SuperTerwin  He doesn't fully support him. If he fully supported him, he would not have quit. While he supports him on his domestic stuff, he does not support him over brexit.
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  1424.  @rafski-travels-1984  Spoken like a complete prat. Cheerio.
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  1425.  @rafski-travels-1984  I'm not reading that. Cheerio.
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  1426. Rebecca Anstey Suing the EU, for what exactly?
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  1427. No one is loving this.
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  1428. Oh really? That's quite interesting. Party of fiscal responsibility indeed.
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  1429.  Mark Gable  Hey Mark. 'He's just himself' doesn't really excuse him from the sea of lies he continually spouts. Wake up.
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  1430.  Mark Gable  Family status is not an indication of maturity.
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  1431.  Mark Gable  I beg to differ. It doesn't seem he's matured through old age.
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  1432. They wouldn't until they either know he's guilty or innocent. That's the way they work.
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  1433.  @pindrop.  The Mueller investigation didn't clear him. The republican party saved him from impeachment both times. This isn't some kind of trump card.
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  1434. Here here.
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  1435. Are you drunk
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  1436.  @panzafat6207  I'm from the UK dude. I understand this completely.
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