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Brexit, the economy and house prices part 5
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ilovehouses wrote: »Which has nothing to do with the conversation you are actively involved in with your eyes shut and hands firmly over your ears.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5818620
If you can bear to drag yourself away from this thread to broaden your understanding, maybe you can also answer what was asked in there?To compare the brexit camp with Nazis is dreadful, knowing what they were and what they did. But what can you expect from a rabid desperate remainer. I still don't "get" this hellbent "must stay" attitude though. There has to be personal reasons for being SO upset about leaving.0 -
mayonnaise wrote: »6 in 10 Britons don't understand their electricity bill.
More than half do not know what 'interest rate' means. I hope that addressed your point.)? If you have the evidence compared to say remainers understanding that would be good.
Another desperate remainer trying to prove Brexit is bad before it's even happened and flying in the face of current data so far to boot.
Not sure why you're so desperate to imagine that leavers (all 17+ million of them) are somehow so inferior to remainers but if that's what floats your boat you carry on. Just note though that if you voice your delusions here quite a few of us will want proof of the source for your rants.0 -
Dog whistle politics only works on those who are sympathetic to the message.
Note the use of the perjorative 'dog whitsle', voters are like 'dogs' ?
Is it illegal to be concerned about large scale, uncontrolled and chaotic immigration?
Your posts really prove the point regarding the typical brexiteer profile! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog-whistle_politics0 -
Well this is wrong.
Silly me.Don't blame me, I voted Remain.0 -
mayonnaise wrote: »Ah yes of course, I should have known our resident subject matter expert on everything has a far better understanding of cognitive psychology than a PhD Candidate at the Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge.
Silly me.
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Where's the evidence I asked for? Don't tell me that (gasp) you don't have any.0 -
ilovehouses wrote: »This must be about the 8th or 9th post where you avoid addressing the issues that Mr Wigmore raises choosing instead to blame malign forces.
Why don't you want to discuss what this prominent anti-EU campaigner said? Oh, I've just answered my own question.
Read.
the.
thread.
I.
posted.
for.
you.
It really does explain all you need to know. There's no need to go further. Besides, you would ignore it any way.0 -
Evidence for that please (not hearsay or obscure polls of a few select individuals
Well, obviously it would be some kind of survey or poll.
Would it only be evidence if we asked each and every Briton individually then?
Come on, this is basic stuff...;)Don't blame me, I voted Remain.0 -
mayonnaise wrote: »Well, obviously it would be some kind of survey or poll.
Would it only be evidence if we asked each and every Briton individually then?
Come on, this is basic stuff...;)
If they're not porkies you would have evidence. But you don't, do you?
BTW what evidence do you have?0 -
ilovehouses wrote: »That's 10 and counting.
And still you haven't read it. Is it somehow beneath you?0 -
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