Grendel
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If you genuinely believe that you are a sad dribbling lunatic.
You are so shrouded and protected in the German bunker you haven’t a clue and don’t care about anyone or anything else.
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If you genuinely believe that you are a sad dribbling lunatic.
You are so shrouded and protected in the German bunker you haven’t a clue and don’t care about anyone or anything else.
Our consumer driven economy continually needs more consumers, it's a vicious upward cycle that is making us overpopulated and putting horrific strain on all services and infrastructure.......oh and violent crime rates are spiralling too. The environment is fucked if we keep that bullshit up just to make the super rich richer !!
SIR ERNIE
Well-Known Member
Crap.
If Germany controlled it’s own currency, it could take measures to devalue it. This is your argument for not being in the Euro. Your whole Brexit crap about having your own currency is that you can control it to suit your needs.
Either that is right and Germany could completely control it, or it is wrong and Germany and the others should be in the Euro and have joint control of the Euro and it’s value.
Either way you are just saying things by claiming that Germany is only in the Euro to screw the others.
A weak currency benefits short term, as we have seen, but inflation and the costs of imports soon takes away that benefit for the home population.
I am out and can see it from an EU citizen‘s perspective. The little Engländers can’t see the joke as they are part of it.
I agree with your point about consumerism.
Violent crime is increasing in the UK. It is a particular UK problem.
What’s happening in the UK to make this happen? It is not the EU migrants nor is it mass unemployment.
Moped attacks, acid attacks and knife attacks.
These are not happening as much elsewhere. What is the UK doing that is different to other countries?
Are you blaming EU migration for these problems?
Are you saying that these right wing and Russian influencers don’t exist or that Arron Banks didn’t boast about leading people up the garden path ( his words )? Or that Bannon hasn’t been working with Farage since 2014 ( his claim )? Or that Marine Le Pen didn’t have to drop Frexit because there was too little support for it ? Do you read Breitbart and watch Infowars? You should do to understand what is going on and how these people are trying to divide us. Or maybe you have fallen for their BS? I think you are cleverer than that though.
Maybe you are not so clever though as you like to use Third Reich references such as „bunker“. Fits in with the Brexitloon strategy of constant references to a past regime and not to the present more democratic than the UK system of government in Germany.
You would not see Merkel curtsying in the pathetic way that May did before an unelected member of the royal family. But people on here still slag off an elected civil EU servant, Juncker, as being undemocratically appointed. Who appointed Prince William to be curtsyed to by the elected head of government?
I am almost dying of laughter at the irony of Brexit Britain.
You should get out more often, then you would get the joke. At the moment you are part of it.
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Oh, and BTW, you told me we were sailing into a glorious sunset a while ago... I said watch out for the rocks...
How did you celebrate Independence Day at the weekend? Presumably you were not with the 100000 pissed off pro EU UK citizens in London voicing their discontent at your glorious sunset vision ...?
Are you in a position to give an update of progress towards your sunset vision? I read somewhere that you will be getting a French made blue passport.... great Anything else on the horizon?
Grendel
Well-Known Member
There is no evidence whatsoever more of these attacks - stop lying
Grendel
Well-Known Member
No he was one of the 60 million who stayed at home
SIR ERNIE
Well-Known Member
Violent crimes are not increasing? No Moped attacks, no acid attacks? Ok.
How many left home to celebrate Independence Day?
You did .. or at least something very similar... anyway why not answer my question?
Lying? You are really full of it. Moped crimes up 30fold in 5 years.
The Brexit denial. As it all starts to go pearshape, as predicted, the lying gets worse and the insults start flying. By March there will be violence as the frustration sets in and people realise that they were lied to.
Will be interesting to see who of the Brexit leaders will still be there. I suspect they will say that the government stopped the real Brexit and they will go into hiding.
But, we could still yet get a deal, it’s not over yet. The signs are not looking good though.
Sick Boy
Super Moderator
When it goes wrong it will always be someone else's fault rather than actually taking responsibility for anything. There is unlikely to be widespread anger against the Brexiteers from Leave voters as they'll fall for it being the fault of others, such as Remain voters, the EU etc.
There's plenty of rhetoric about Britain being somehow separate to Europe and having a completely different identity, it really is bizarre.
SkyblueBazza
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That last sentence sums it up. There is no point debating with him.
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SkyblueBazza
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But that "most of us" applies throughout the EU. And indeed war zones.
I worked with a colleague (International Brand Director with a major global business)who was born & raised in Beirut throughout it worst. He was incredibly intelligent. Spoke 7 languages (2 not quite fluent apparently) & STILL lived in Beirut. That is despite everything that city went through. So if bitter civil war that ravages the finances of a country serves as a relatively minor distraction to the man in the street & his family growing-up (as he was at the time), your beloved fluctuations are relatively a minor itch to most of us.
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SkyblueBazza
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His comment simply demonstrates exactly my point - as does your response. The international wheeler dealers might bleat about your magic numbers. Meanwhile the average Brit on the street is just carrying on as normal.
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SkyblueBazza
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You arent the first nor probably will be the last to conclude that general theme
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SkyblueBazza
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That says it all. Denial. Close your eyes and stick your head up your arse and everything will be all right.
SkyblueBazza
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Grendel
Well-Known Member
Didn’t the German government recently conduct an investigation into rising violent crime?
Would you like to share with us it’s conclusions?
SkyblueBazza
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100,000...hmmm...that's what? About 1% of London's population. Massive support. People feel so strongly that the majority of remainers didn't bother going is another take on it
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At the moment..., we have full employment in economic terms. Everything is still ‚normal‘. The uncertainty is affecting investment and future planning.
The future could be a problem though. And, no it won’t be as bad as the Lebanese civil war, but if it stays the same or gets worse under Brexit we have split the country for years to come for no reason. Apart from pig headedness.
How daft is that?
No, please go ahead....
Has Moped crime in Germany reached anything like that in the UK? The violent crime increase here comes from right wingers.
SkyblueBazza
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Why do you feel people need or should feel the need to celebrate it? Because Farage proclaimed it? You seem to take more notice of him than even his staunchest supporters
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And the support for Independence Day?
Well no, but because leavers told us we were going to be free from the EUSSR and Merkel’s 4. Reich. All over social media. Just surprised that they are not out there celebrating our freedom.
SkyblueBazza
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Yes. Uncertainty. Fact.
SkyblueBazza
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Are moped sales as high in Germany? Is it down to the fact that money in Germany is more evenly distributed therby reducing the desire to carry out such crimes? Is it that Germany is doing so well out of the EU that reduces that desire?
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