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Tyre Smoke said:
She looks and acts like the Head Girl of a minor public school that's had too much coffee.
Some of you are sad, sad, dirty old men.
You mean we have fantasies about keeping it in and not withdrawing. About pressing on the button. And for the finale "shooting the squirrel"Some of you are sad, sad, dirty old men.
jsf said:
Lib dems are going to setup a database of anyone flying using your passport number, then ramp up a tax on the flight by more each time you fly. A flight to usa could cost over £1k in tax.
So guys like me, who tend to fly six times a year for work, are now going to get hammered on tax if i fancy a holiday.
My employer and therefore customer will get hammered with a higher bill to cover this extra tax.
f
k that.
Until that I had you down as an LD voter/Jo Swinson follower too So guys like me, who tend to fly six times a year for work, are now going to get hammered on tax if i fancy a holiday.
My employer and therefore customer will get hammered with a higher bill to cover this extra tax.
f
k that.
Robertj21a said:
Zetec-S said:
Pan Pan Pan said:
uk66fastback said:
anonymous said:
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Option 3 I reckon. I don't know whose madcap idea it was in the LibDem Thinktank to come up with their Brexit policy of refuting Article 50 on Day One (in bold on the local LibDem leaflet, but she didn't even go for the People's Vote option (which I can understand but don't agree with) which is bordering insane.Perhaps they should be re named the liberally undemocratic party.
Let's face it, they've nailed their flag firmly to the mast and set out their goal - to cancel Brexit, without putting it to another vote. If by some miracle they won enough votes to get into power then that would surely be enough of a mandate to do so. The reality is that in order to get into power they'll need millions of leave supporters to either change their minds, or be apathetical enough to not care, to actually vote Lib Dem. The Lib Dems know that won't happen but are hoping it is enough to attract dissatisfied Tory/Labour voters and win them more seats, enough so for them to potentially become kingmakers again.
(Ps I broadly agree with zetec)
How do you clap in Scottish? A serious question, there was so much more for Wee Burnie than any of the others. That audience was like an invasion, more suited to North of the border where she is actually, in a Minor way, relevant. Further, they were angry at everybody but her and pointedly argumentative. Maybe secession is a good thing.
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