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GABA ghoul posted:They hold all the wealth and political power, op
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RobattoJesus posted:I only know 1 woman who voted for Brexit and she's dead now. bless ur heart that u think this is true
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Der Meister posted:bless ur heart that u think this is true So you're saying she faked her own death to get out of the shame of voting for Brexit? 
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Sep 15, 2019 17:52
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RobattoJesus posted:So you're saying she faked her own death to get out of the shame of voting for Brexit? either that or you know countless lead brained morons who voted for brexit take ur pick
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Sep 15, 2019 17:53
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Dravs posted:lmao, old people will never give up the right to vote. loving over the poor, young and disenfranchised is the only thing that brings joy to the withered husks where their hearts used to be. This is the absolutely nail on the head truth. I am probably just old enough to be classed as a boomer and the urge to go on a rampage with a fire axe when talking to my peers is sometimes overwhelming.
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None of my friends or family voted for Brexit either. My dead grandad probably would have though. I remember him telling me how scary it was when he went on holiday to Phoenix Arizona and there were some black people having a party in the room next door.
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Heavy_D posted:The plan to effectively wave lorries through customs to avoid days of queues might help supplies get into the country in the short term... Just came back to this post and realised it looked a bit like me directly quoting Tory policy so to clarify: The plan to effectively wave lorries through customs to avoid days of queues might help supplies of illegal drugs get into the country in the short term... If that happens and our Methadone supply chain gets disrupted there will be a spike of deaths in the drug treatment system
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Sep 15, 2019 18:13
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The LibDems are about to pass Labour in voting intention.
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Nonsense posted:The LibDems are about to pass Labour in voting intention. not really they haven't had much forward progress lately, stalling out around 20%. at the lower end of labour polling, this is competitive (which is grim, of course), but i haven't seen a single poll since labour's remain pivot where the lib dems are above labour - which i would have if they were within 4 or so points, since the british make lots of polls
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Sep 15, 2019 18:30
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V. Illych L. posted:not really CORBYN BAD
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Nonsense posted:The LibDems are about to pass Labour in voting intention. I'm not sure it will amount to much when people are faced with the reality of FPTP. In 2010, after the first prime ministerial TV debate (ever), they were riding high in the polls, but this didn't actually translate to seats. It's still slightly worrying that people appear to be falling for the Lib Dem bullshit (again).
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Sep 15, 2019 18:56
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My parents neighbour had terminal cancer when he voted leave and died 2 months after the vote
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Blaisedell posted:I'm not sure it will amount to much when people are faced with the reality of FPTP. In 2010, after the first prime ministerial TV debate (ever), they were riding high in the polls, but this didn't actually translate to seats. literally ran on a mandate to not raise tuition fees
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Jose posted:My parents neighbour had terminal cancer when he voted leave and died 2 months after the vote he didnt wanna be stuck in the european afterlife dumbass
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Jose posted:My parents neighbour had terminal cancer when he voted leave and died 2 months after the vote Well he got his wish.
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Jose posted:My parents neighbour had terminal cancer when he voted leave and died 2 months after the vote No romanians going to come over and take his grave.
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Sep 15, 2019 19:15
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Heavy_D posted:Just came back to this post and realised it looked a bit like me directly quoting Tory policy so to clarify: You're thinking too small. There are far more hosed up things than mere drugs that would be waved through if they actually went ahead with a policy like this.
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Sep 15, 2019 19:24
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Heavy_D posted:The plan to effectively wave lorries through customs to avoid days of queues might help supplies get into the country in the short term... Every trucker gonna be Han Solo, smuggling poo poo against the evil UK empire. "This rust bucket did the Calais run in 12 hours"
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Sep 15, 2019 19:32
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Dravs posted:You're thinking too small. There are far more hosed up things than mere drugs that would be waved through if they actually went ahead with a policy like this. isn't it depressing that even the tiniest Brexit gently caress-ups are going to get people killed
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Heavy_D posted:isn't it depressing that even the tiniest Brexit gently caress-ups are going to get people killed Its depressing that the UK is in such a fragile state that people are already dying and that the people in power are looking to take a sledgehammer to the a load bearing wall.
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Rigged Death Trap posted:Its depressing that the UK is in such a fragile state that people are already dying and that the people in power are looking to take a sledgehammer to the a load bearing wall. In order to stop the neighbour from visiting
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Dravs posted:You're thinking too small. There are far more hosed up things than mere drugs that would be waved through if they actually went ahead with a policy like this. Also, the drugs and weapons that are smuggled in will generate a vast amount of wealth for the smugglers, who will work to solidify the traffic. There will also be fighting between rival cartels, and so lots of violence, facilitated by the aforementioned weapons. Everyone thinks that a no deal will lead to no exchange of goods. It will continue, but it will just be illegal, because the legal channels for doing so will become too prohibitive in terms of cost, and the profit generated by smuggling will appeal to people who are suffering from the bad economy. It's the perfect recipe for the creation of a powerful mafia. For further reference, see the black market in Japan after World War II, or 1990's Russia.
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Sep 15, 2019 20:28
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Der Meister posted:either that or you know countless lead brained morons who voted for brexit take ur pick Never bet on a goon knowing people
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twoday posted:Also, the drugs and weapons that are smuggled in will generate a vast amount of wealth for the smugglers, who will work to solidify the traffic. There will also be fighting between rival cartels, and so lots of violence, facilitated by the aforementioned weapons. Did russia and Japan hold all the cards too?
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happyhippy posted:Every trucker gonna be Han Solo, smuggling poo poo against the evil UK empire. Oh come on, it would be 12 miles, everyone knows a parsec is a unit of distance.
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Civilized Fishbot posted:Never bet on a goon knowing people Especially women
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twoday posted:Also, the drugs and weapons that are smuggled in will generate a vast amount of wealth for the smugglers, who will work to solidify the traffic. There will also be fighting between rival cartels, and so lots of violence, facilitated by the aforementioned weapons. reminder that in event of no deal the government plan to drop basically all tariffs to 0 to make sure things get into the country. Canada took one look at this and said why should we negotiate a trade deal
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twoday posted:Also, the drugs and weapons that are smuggled in will generate a vast amount of wealth for the smugglers, who will work to solidify the traffic. There will also be fighting between rival cartels, and so lots of violence, facilitated by the aforementioned weapons. Still not thinking big enough. With trucks getting waved through, and the NHS being sold off piecemeal, there will be an actual market for things such as body parts, organs, blood. They would get around the short shelf life of these things by transporting them in living bodies. You just know some old rich gently caress would relish the idea of keeping a celler full of spare organs and blood and all he has to do is throw down a few bread rolls and buckets of water every few days. Also, migrants being sold into sexual slavery would likely become pretty common. Being able to get whatever you want into a country without any check and balances would get extremely hosed up very quickly.
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don't worry though there is that UK goon who is insistent that everything will be fine with the tories in charge of no deal brexit
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Jel Shaker posted:literally ran on a mandate to not raise tuition fees Haha no. A mandate to abolish tuition fees
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RandomPauI posted:This got me to thinking about other songs from the Troubles. I don't think the United States is heading for an insurrection like that, but the flood of weapons here and the militarized police forces give me that vibe. As if things have been simmering for a long time and soon everything will boil over. It's a pretty horrifying thought. We've all been spoiled by living in a short frame of history where peaceful democratic politics have been the norm. The civil war in NI was a reminder that when democracy fails a society can quickly collapse. The Northern Ireland civil war began almost overnight because a large part of the population were disenfranchised and felt they had no other option but violent resistance. Nobody in power saw it coming, because civilized democracies aren't supposed to collapse like that.
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Dravs posted:Still not thinking big enough. With trucks getting waved through, and the NHS being sold off piecemeal, there will be an actual market for things such as body parts, organs, blood. They would get around the short shelf life of these things by transporting them in living bodies. You just know some old rich gently caress would relish the idea of keeping a celler full of spare organs and blood and all he has to do is throw down a few bread rolls and buckets of water every few days. Also, migrants being sold into sexual slavery would likely become pretty common. Being able to get whatever you want into a country without any check and balances would get extremely hosed up very quickly. 
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is this brexit? this is brexit
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Sep 16, 2019 02:50
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Did I hear you right, did I hear you sayin' That you wanna leave the European Union without payin'? Don't copy that floppy!
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Jose posted:Lol even lord Adonis is calling out liberals for being fascists When Lords think you're too enamoured of the establishment
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happyhippy posted:Sure, I have had some good times on LSD, and sure its safer than alcohol. Historically, legalizing or decriminalizing drugs leads to a decrease in their use in the long run. So you’ll have less of that than you do currently, which I’m guessing is already zero
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happyhippy posted:True, but rather have a slower angry man against me than a normal angry man but who thinks that the worms coming out of my face are telling him bad things and that he needs to remove them. ... It kinda sounds like you haven't done lsd at all dude Very sad considering your username
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