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Yes, Aaron Banks.
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I like his little toady face.
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Yep, but it's only surfaced in the last 18 months
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Not political but religious. Don't let it spoil a friendship, life's too short.
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Yep.
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Yep, best mate.
Sadly, not as close as we were a couple of years ago. |
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Studyform, you are spoilt for choice
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This is true, mate.
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It's not easy to stay friends with people who voted to continue the ruination of this country.
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Almost but not quite. My best mate's a Tory MP and whereas I've voted Conservative all my life we have very different opinions on a range of policies, not least Brexit.
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I know loads of psycho Little Englanders! Most people treat as they find. I think only in America do people not talk to each other because of politics. In England it is more sport to goad, humiliate and annoy. In America I know of family members who will not talk to each other because of their politics.
I like people with honestly held views. How you treat a fellow human being is how I treat you and obviously how you treat me. Even the xenophobes and Little Englanders treat me well and it is in my nature to be hospitable. Mrs 'Death did cry when Donald Chump became President. She blamed me as I had promised her that a Chump like him could never be President. Only in America! |
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It was never a problem until the campaign began to ignore/overturn the Referendum result.
Until now you used to perhaps discuss or argue politics with your friends, but then you had a vote, and everyone abided by the result and that settled things. That's democracy for you. There was no question of falling out with people over it, and trying to continue the fight on a personal level, because the great thing about one-person/one-vote democracy is that it avoids all that and lets us just get on with things. But when it turned out that my vote was worthless on account of my being uneducated, insular and racist, all that went out of the window. Politics had suddenly been pulled down to the personal level. The only arguments you could make were personal ones, comparing one another's qualifications, battling it out to demonstrate whose vote was worth more. Horrible. |
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Brexit Derangement Syndrome sent a lot of people close to the edge.
Trump Derangement Syndrome sent them over. |
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lots of my friends and especially their social justice warrior daughters find it so hard to believe i voted for brexit and support some of trumps policies.the main question is how could i support trump over a woman like Hillary i just laugh at them saying Hillary is a loser and when you give them facts about how Hillary treated the women who accused billy boy clinton they have have no answer.they just dumbly look at me and say yeah but she is a woman
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I take it they all voted for Theresa May's party last year then?
I mean, there's no way they'd vote for a party which has never had a woman leader, and showed in its leadership election that it would rather be led by a privately educated communist with 2 'E's in his A-levels than by Yvette Cooper or Liz Kendall. |
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what do think?they are Corbyn fans anything for nothing these social justice warriors want.you can not have conversations with these people they think Owen Jones is great they are just so dumb.
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What are ridiculous dumb post that is
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What is it withe tory fanboys and their obsession with Jeremy , anyone would think they are scared that he might win
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I was excommunicated by several people I considered friends because I campaigned for Leave.
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lol excommunicated
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Is this a trick question? Asking chit chatters about their "friends"
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People in London generally cannot believe why anyone would vote leave! I was asked several times why would they vote to leave!
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what are ridiculous dumb post that is.could you translate as i do not understand dumb language
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London is not very English is it.
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I haven't got any friends
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Who asked you why did we Leave Death ??
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TBF Case lots of Londoners will see the EU as one big benefits office.
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Spot on there ak, only surprise was the % wasn't bigger to remain in London when the votes were counted.
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Ref the O.P point,of course I have Dan, my mates often support Corbyn as well as some of my family.
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While he's a lefty tw@t I like anxious poor deluded boy
As for Trump while would any of you support him when he's a watered down President. Support the real thing Obama sent more illegals than any other President, then you've got Trumps build that wall...........well there's 650 miles where he won't have to build one as Clinton beat him to it a long time ago. Funny there was no demonstrations when those two out and out racists visited our country ![]() |
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By the way is there any such thing as a Londoner these days ?
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I would imagine that most of us have friends from different areas of the political spectrum, though ultimately it can be more comfortable to be around like minded people. Some of the more rabid posters on the Trump thread may well be an exception though!
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casemoney, I had dinner with a banker the night of the election ( maybe day before ) He was so convinced remain would win! I think I got 7's or 8's on betfair! Lost it back on Chump though!
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