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[peds]

Don't think I've ever said that mate. Any proof?

[Johnsond]

13 minutes ago, peds said:

Don't think I've ever said that mate. Any proof?

Ok then, Enlighten us all to what colossal changes that will take generations to fix were you saying he was responsible for ??. 
So are you saying you’ve never criticised the Brexit decision 🤔

[peds]

Excellent reading comprehension there 👏

[Johnsond]

19 minutes ago, peds said:

Excellent reading comprehension there 👏

? So to the question that was asked. 

[peds]

This is yet another example of why arguing with you is ultimately a pointless exercise. The words you read on a screen seem to be in no way connected to those written by whoever you are talking to. They just seem to drop their context somewhere down the tubes between one's fingers and your eyes. I guess it makes life significantly easier for you if everything says what you want it to, but man, it sure makes communication frustrating. 

[Johnsond]

6 minutes ago, peds said:

This is yet another example of why arguing with you is ultimately a pointless exercise. The words you read on a screen seem to be in no way connected to those written by whoever you are talking to. They just seem to drop their context somewhere down the tubes between one's fingers and your eyes. I guess it makes life significantly easier for you if everything says what you want it to, but man, it sure makes communication frustrating. 

Really 😂😂The question still stands in regards Farage 🤷‍♂️

Be it eloquently worded or not. 
Which colossal events that you mention was he responsible for ?. 
And are you stating  that you have never criticised the Brexit decision 🤷‍♂️.  I’d think anyone reading this would justifiably presume you are avoiding having to answer. 

[Steven P]

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[Steven P]

Farage is the most significant insignificant failed politician there is. He alone isn't responsible for Brexit but his constant focus for it, his media presence and tenacity gave a very public face to the thinking of the right wing of the Conservative Party. To please them Cameron held the Brexit vote, but it would ever have got that far without the mouthpiece. The Conservative MPs were never as vocal as Farage on the TV, radio or papers. It is true he didn't cause Brexit, it is the idiots who voted for it, but he was one of the main causes that the vote was held in the first place.

 

A mistake that will take generations to 'fix' and return to some of the safeguards the EU has put in place for Europe, to allow free movement of goods and people (noting that works both ways, can't argue at passport control when we are queuing to go on our holidays) and all because of some fallacy that we don't actually like the Belgians. Thinking here things like the working time directives where truck drivers hours were limited (and doctors), we were limited to 40 hour weeks (anything over is voluntary), and so on. Trade, and our standards were all aligned allowing goods to move without checks and free trade to happen. 

[peds]

13 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

And are you stating  that you have never criticised the Brexit decision 🤷‍♂️. 

 

No, nothing I have ever typed, either on these boards or elsewhere on the Internet, in either recent history or past, could have ever given that impression, and I'm honestly perplexed as to how you could have ever taken that as a meaning. The mind is boggled. 

[Logdaft]