skybluetony176
Well-Known Member
You don’t need citations you just need to be honest about the reality of the last 6 years, you’re clearly not ready for that.
Err, yes you did. Actually maybe you didn’t, you’re still spouting their nonsense so maybe you didn’t pinch your nose, you like the stench of their ideology, you took massive gaping breaths of it, you inhaled it and you enjoyed it.
Your bit in red is just bollocks and again straight out of the UKIP/ERG playbook. The corporations you talk about have the ability to deal with the issues of brexit, it’s small businesses that are taking the hit.
I only voted UKIP once and it was a tactical vote as such in the EU election ahead of David Cameron’s renegotiations with the EU ahead of the referendum. I could see that people were falling for the ERG/UKIP BS so fired a warning shot to the EU using the only method I had , my vote. I wanted the EU to take the threat of Brexit seriously, I wanted them to take the negotiations seriously ahead of the referendum, the more people that voted UKIP the more likely they were going to take the situation seriously, so I voted UKIP. But you know all that already, it’s not the first time we’ve had that conversation, you’re just being lazy, I have nothing in common with the ideology of UKIP. So on that note. What first attracted you to the overtly right wing and anti-immigration UKIP ideology in the first place?
At some point in the future you’re going to have to look your kids in the face and tell them that they’re dealing with this shit because you thought it was a good idea. Maybe by then you’ve reconciled the outcome of your ideology of the past 6 years meaning that you have the dignity and grace to apologise to them. Clearly you have some way to go though.
Err, yes you did. Actually maybe you didn’t, you’re still spouting their nonsense so maybe you didn’t pinch your nose, you like the stench of their ideology, you took massive gaping breaths of it, you inhaled it and you enjoyed it.
Your bit in red is just bollocks and again straight out of the UKIP/ERG playbook. The corporations you talk about have the ability to deal with the issues of brexit, it’s small businesses that are taking the hit.
I only voted UKIP once and it was a tactical vote as such in the EU election ahead of David Cameron’s renegotiations with the EU ahead of the referendum. I could see that people were falling for the ERG/UKIP BS so fired a warning shot to the EU using the only method I had , my vote. I wanted the EU to take the threat of Brexit seriously, I wanted them to take the negotiations seriously ahead of the referendum, the more people that voted UKIP the more likely they were going to take the situation seriously, so I voted UKIP. But you know all that already, it’s not the first time we’ve had that conversation, you’re just being lazy, I have nothing in common with the ideology of UKIP. So on that note. What first attracted you to the overtly right wing and anti-immigration UKIP ideology in the first place?
At some point in the future you’re going to have to look your kids in the face and tell them that they’re dealing with this shit because you thought it was a good idea. Maybe by then you’ve reconciled the outcome of your ideology of the past 6 years meaning that you have the dignity and grace to apologise to them. Clearly you have some way to go though.
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