Awesome Avenger
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Comments by "Awesome Avenger" (@awesomeavenger2810) on "Don't buy the lie. To oppose the government is not sabotage – Paul Mason | In my opinion" video.
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Corbyn's red lines are:
◾Fair migration system for UK business and communities
◾Retaining strong, collaborative relationship with EU
◾Protecting national security and tackling cross-border crime
◾Delivering for all nations and regions of the UK
◾Protecting workers' rights and employment protections
◾Ensuring same benefits currently enjoyed within single market
Now, the first line has nothing to do with Brexit at all. The second very much depends on Brussels. The third, again has nothing to do with Brexit (Corbyn would fail on this completely btw). Neither does the forth. Or the Fifth. And the sixth 'Ensuring same benefits currently enjoyed within single market' is impossible unless the other side agree. And they have stated clearly that they won't.
So clearly Commissar Corbyn is playing politics at the expense of getting the best deal for the UK. So when I ask 'what happens if Brussels says no (to ensuring the same benefits currently enjoyed within the single market), and you say ''er, none of that makes sense'' it shows you haven't the slightest clue of what Corbyn is demanding.
As for your complete lack of confidence in the UK's ability to make trade deals with America and India and Jamaica and Australia, I would simply ask, if Australia, Jamaica, India, and the US can make trade deals, then why not us?
And spare me the NHS Fear Campaign. Labour play that card during EVERY SINGLE ELECTION!
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The Legislative Assembly of the Russian Leningrad Region has prepared a draft law that would essentially prohibit children younger than 14 years old to use social media, Russian lawmaker Vladimir Petrov said.
MOSCOW — According to the draft bill, the administration of social services would have to check the identity of everyone who wants to register, including both Russian and foreign citizens. Violation of the law would be punishable by a fine of 100,000-300,000 rubles ($1,790-$5,360) for the owner of the website and of 1,000-3,000 rubles for the user.
"For the sake of public security we need to introduce the principle of general verification of all users [They want to know where you live], and that is only possible from the moment a citizen gets a passport, at 14 years of age. No one is trying to introduce censorship or limit the freedom of speech, verification and strict identity control will only increase the value of public opinion and virtual communication," Petrov said, as quoted by the Russian Izvestia newspaper.
Users would also be allowed to only create one page under their real names, with the violation punishable by fines both for the website and the user. Several other restrictions would be introduced for the users under 18, such as the ban on selling any goods to minors via social media.
The draft bill also prohibits spreading information about unauthorized rallies and demonstrations, as well as publishing other people’s correspondence without their consent. [No publishing incriminating emails]
According to the newspaper, the draft bill is expected to be introduced to the State Duma on Wednesday
-Sputnik News
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