Nigel Farage Launches New Brexit Party.

[TTwiggy]

768 said:

52%. 3 years on it's still all about racism.

Well, it's not about the economy, sovereignty, 'taking back control' or EU laws 'that we have to obey', so there's not really very much left as far as I can see.

[anonymous-user]

banjowilly said:

digimeistter said:

Yep £250pcm standing order

I make that about 25 times the monthly per capita cost of EU membership. I'd be demanding a big red bus, a campaign & a referendum to get me out of such an undemocratic racket if I were being opressed like that.

Money well spent IMO.

Seems to be working

[Digga]

TTwiggy said:

768 said:

52%. 3 years on it's still all about racism.

Well, it's not about the economy, sovereignty, 'taking back control' or EU laws 'that we have to obey', so there's not really very much left as far as I can see.

So, for clarity, you are entirely happy about the EU, Eurozone and the way they are being run? No issues there at all?

[768]

Digga said:

TTwiggy said:

768 said:

52%. 3 years on it's still all about racism.

Well, it's not about the economy, sovereignty, 'taking back control' or EU laws 'that we have to obey', so there's not really very much left as far as I can see.

So, for clarity, you are entirely happy about the EU, Eurozone and the way they are being run? No issues there at all?

Of course, there's no rational explanation other than that more than half the country just don't like the skin colour of people in western Europe.

[anonymous-user]

768 said:

Of course, there's no rational explanation other than that more than half the country just don't like the skin colour of people in western Europe.

Why do you keep repeating this nonsense. “More than half the country” haven’t said anything.

[TTwiggy]

Digga said:

So, for clarity, you are entirely happy about the EU, Eurozone and the way they are being run? No issues there at all?

I was happy to be a member of the largest trading block in the world. Being 'entirely' happy isn't a realistic state of being.

[amusingduck]

TTwiggy said:

Digga said:

So, for clarity, you are entirely happy about the EU, Eurozone and the way they are being run? No issues there at all?

I was happy to be a member of the largest trading block in the world. Being 'entirely' happy isn't a realistic state of being.

Me too! The trading bloc, that is. It's the inseparable bullst bolt-ons which are unacceptable

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amusingduck said:

Me too! The trading bloc, that is. It's the inseparable bullst bolt-ons which are unacceptable

Which ones specifically? It's just that I've never felt the effect of any of them. Have you?

[amusingduck]

TTwiggy said:

amusingduck said:

Me too! The trading bloc, that is. It's the inseparable bullst bolt-ons which are unacceptable

Which ones specifically? It's just that I've never felt the effect of any of them. Have you?

The political aspects, say? Fudging Greece into the EU & Euro because it's good for the project, and then selling 4 generations of Greeks down the river with a big middle finger later on?

Hell, just the Euro generally. Lunacy on a massive scale.

I have no desire for a competent additional layer of politicians and bureaucrats, let alone the likes we actually ended up with.

[bitchstewie]

Why does it always come back to the EU?

You don't need to chum up to the AfD to leave the EU.

You don't need to chum up to Fraser Anning to leave the EU.

You don't need a stty fking poster to leave the EU.

You don't need a bunch of "quality candidates" with some really fking stty views to leave the EU.

It's not about the EU.

[frisbee]

digimeistter said:

banjowilly said:

digimeistter said:

Yep £250pcm standing order

I make that about 25 times the monthly per capita cost of EU membership. I'd be demanding a big red bus, a campaign & a referendum to get me out of such an undemocratic racket if I were being opressed like that.

Money well spent IMO.

Seems to be working

Custard.

[banjowilly]

amusingduck said:

The political aspects, say? Fudging Greece into the EU & Euro because it's good for the project, and then selling 4 generations of Greeks down the river with a big middle finger later on?

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Remarkable empathy you display for the Greek people when only last week you were telling some British guy to fk off with his Brexit threatened business.

[amusingduck]

banjowilly said:

amusingduck said:

The political aspects, say? Fudging Greece into the EU & Euro because it's good for the project, and then selling 4 generations of Greeks down the river with a big middle finger later on?

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Remarkable empathy you display for the Greek people when only last week you were telling some British guy to fk off with his Brexit threatened business.

Yup, and if Greece held a referendum to join the EU (afaik they didn't), and a Greek person was blaming the Greek voters for doing what they thought was best, and what the fk did they think they were playing at, and would they like to come around and explain to their children, they could also FRO

[banjowilly]

amusingduck said:

Yup, and if Greece held a referendum to join the EU (afaik they didn't), and a Greek person was blaming the Greek voters for doing what they thought was best, and what the fk did they think they were playing at, and would they like to come around and explain to their children, they could also FRO

Uh huh & the question was what effects of the EU have you felt? And you punted the Greeks.

And moreover, it may interest you to know Tsipras did hold a referendum on the EU bailout package, lost, cancelled it, went to the people to explain why, then held a GE & won.

If only we had the same level of emotional intelligence here...

[amusingduck]

banjowilly said:

Uh huh & the question was what effects of the EU have you felt? And you punted the Greeks.

Yup, because I feel outraged about it. Greece alone was probably enough to preclude my support. It's indefensible IMO.

[banjowilly]

amusingduck said:

Yup, because I feel outraged about it. Greece alone was probably enough to preclude my support. It's indefensible IMO.

Right, we're getting somewhere. So the outrage you felt on behalf of a bunch of people thousands of miles away trumps one of your own compatriots & you demonstrated that by voting to make everyone, including him, worse off. Man, I admire your principled stand on things and stuffs.

[anonymous-user]

amusingduck said:

Yup, because I feel outraged about it. Greece alone was probably enough to preclude my support. It's indefensible IMO.

Which bits outraged you the most Duck ?

[TTwiggy]

amusingduck said:

Yup, because I feel outraged about it. Greece alone was probably enough to preclude my support. It's indefensible IMO.

So it's all about feelings then?

[768]

El stovey said:

768 said:

Of course, there's no rational explanation other than that more than half the country just don't like the skin colour of people in western Europe.

Why do you keep repeating this nonsense. “More than half the country” haven’t said anything.

You and your smallprint. When asked in a statistically significant poll...

[barryrs]

banjowilly said:

Right, we're getting somewhere. So the outrage you felt on behalf of a bunch of people thousands of miles away trumps one of your own compatriots & you demonstrated that by voting to make everyone, including him, worse off. Man, I admire your principled stand on things and stuffs.

Wheres the Unity with your European brethren?