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Have the courage of your convictions and get yerself over there to live ffs, instead of parping out reams of undiluted bilge day after day.
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The irony is that much of the "the assets from foreign lands" that we receive as investments come from Tiger economies, derive from countries that have far greater inequality and poverty than we have in Europe. It's just their economies of scale allow them to print bigger bills.
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So you think let capitalism stay it's course and allow a few people to get the lions share because they have more than you?
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Not sure exactly what you mean. But the somewhat less "socialist" and therefore more "liberal" policies adopted by some of the emerging powers - that led to a growth in their economies - and a rise in the disposable incomes of a significant minority of their population, shouldn't artificially undermine or dictate the guiding principles of the UK economy.
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FFS BM if you're going to pretend to be superior to us all, at least know that 'stay it's course' is an abomination. I'm embarrassed for you, and that's before I even start drilling into the absurdity of your opinion.
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So what is the difference between Mexico making cars for the U.S and Toyota making cars for Toyota in the U.K.?. The difference is
Toyota will depart leaving us with no car industry if costs escalate The U.S will still have a car business we won't.Our business under Foreign ownership is insecure in the future with Brexit, if you don't believe me prove otherwise!... |
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I am not the one making predictions here BM. I am happy for time to prove me right or wrong - but I will ask you a question, since you are so fond of making predictions, perhaps you will be kind enough to answer it.
Let's just suppose for one second that the polls had been correct, Project Fear had triumphed, and we are having this chat now after another eight months of Cameron's Tories. And with Cameron made impregnable by a Remain majority, standing over the corpse of the Liberal Democrats, and with Corbyn still Labour Leader. Do you think that the day of reckoning several years down the line would be preferable to the day of reckoning that Brexit has created? We have been lucky, almost praeternaturally, serendipitously lucky. History will never be able to give Cameron credit for how, for selfish reasons, he saved Europe from its bloodiest war. Again we have led Europe, we have shown them the way. In Britain, we will reject the Liberal Model peacefully. Our path will become the path of all the proud Nations of Europe which the Franco-German axis has sought to subjugate. And peace will reign. If we had voted Remain, our destiny was certain. At least now it is changeable. |
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This is where you are wrong we are not leading a movement of Nationalistic egotistical Countries to some
Utopian dream outside the European Union we are in fact alienating our place in the World by our narrow minded over blown self important attitudes that belong in the last century. |