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  • TrickyTree83
    TrickyTree83 Posts: 3,930 Forumite
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    StevieJ wrote: »
    He based this on 52% voting in, 48% out.

    Back then, he told the Mirror: ‘In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way. If the remain campaign win two-thirds to one-third that ends it.’

    Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2016/06/24/remember-that-time-nigel-farage-said-52-48-votes-should-lead-to-second-referendum-5963900/#ixzz4bIjzVGy7

    When did Nigel Farage become the arbiter of what is correct or not in a referendum?

    For me, parliament is and they've decided.
  • TrickyTree83
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    GingerBob wrote: »
    People who voted for brexit are a load of backward-looking imbeciles.


    Like most people who voted remain, Gina Miller recognises this, but is too polite to say it. I wish her every success.

    Someone sound the bigotry alarm! :shocked:
  • GingerBob_3
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    TrickyTree83 wrote: »
    Someone sound the bigotry alarm! :shocked:


    Not bigotry, fact. To start with - look how much it now costs you to buy your euros!!! And that's only the start of things.
  • Conrad
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    GingerBob wrote: »
    People who voted for brexit are a load of backward-looking imbeciles.

    .




    Remainers were coyed by the ridiculous Project Fear nonsense, they voted out of fear of change. It is they that are clinging to nurses skirts, backwards looking.


    Brexit is a vote for vision and courage, a global Britain, a friend of Europe.
  • TrickyTree83
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    GingerBob wrote: »
    Not bigotry, fact. To start with - look how much it now costs you to buy your euros!!! And that's only the start of things.

    Definition of bigot. : a person who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices

    Many people couldn't care less about how much their Euro's cost GingerBob, but care far more about other issues that leaving the EU was required to resolve. Your comment clearly fits in the description above.
  • Conrad
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    GingerBob wrote: »
    Not bigotry, fact. To start with - look how much it now costs you to buy your euros!!! And that's only the start of things.




    Why are you ignoring the huge upside of having a currency at 'fair value'? Have you not seen the latest stats on manufacturing and orders?


    Do you not understand we have a massive and unsustainable trade deficit with the EU?


    You think importing Chinese tat and throwing hard currency out the door is a good model do you?


    What say you on the excellent UK tourism numbers and the hard currency this brings us?


    Surely your outlook goes beyond having to pay a bit more for a holiday?




    OUR INLATION IS LOWER THAN THE EU'S.
  • GingerBob_3
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    Conrad wrote: »
    Remainers were coyed by the ridiculous Project Fear nonsense, they voted out of fear of change. It is they that are clinging to nurses skirts, backwards looking.


    Brexit is a vote for vision and courage, a global Britain, a friend of Europe.


    Little Britain
  • Conrad
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    GingerBob wrote: »
    Little Britain



    Little Bob, terrified of change, scared of independence, no understanding of the huge opportunities before us, no sense of the wasted £25 million per day on EU club fee, not the slightest idea that EU-UK trade will be persevered at it suits all sides.


    Brexit is about on-going trade with Europe but opening new and exciting opportunities, a global Britain
  • GingerBob_3
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    TrickyTree83 wrote: »
    Definition of bigot. : a person who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices

    Many people couldn't care less about how much their Euro's cost GingerBob, but care far more about other issues that leaving the EU was required to resolve. Your comment clearly fits in the description above.


    On the contrary:

    The English noun bigot is a term used to describe a prejudiced or closed-minded person, especially one who is intolerant or hostile towards different social groups (e.g. racial or religious groups), and especially one whose own beliefs are perceived as unreasonable or excessively narrow-minded, superstitious, or hypocritical.


    This is a perfect fit for the brexiteers. They voted for brexit because of immigration.
  • StevieJ
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    TrickyTree83 wrote: »
    Definition of bigot. : a person who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices

    Many people couldn't care less about how much their Euro's cost GingerBob, but care far more about other issues that leaving the EU was required to resolve. Your comment clearly fits in the description above.

    You can't be serious :)
    'Just think for a moment what a prospect that is. A single market without barriers visible or invisible giving you direct and unhindered access to the purchasing power of over 300 million of the worlds wealthiest and most prosperous people' Margaret Thatcher
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