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Bit forced, but still

He of all people should know that the EU is just waiting to pelanise us.

This absolute spanner, honestly.

I'm glad we don't have proportional representation anyway, it only leads to instability and weak governments.

Are we going to let ourselves be dictated to not only by some foreigner, but by some foreign poofter? I think not.

It's just a game. A bit of a lark.

Finally, some common ground.

Your lifetimes are starting to get dangerously short.

As long as we're clear you think white women are more important than brown men.

Weird that you were so quick to defend the women in the Weinstein case who took years to come forward because of the inherent power structures working against them, then, but okay.

BUT YOU'RE A TORY

Aye. Reminds me of the line of argument about EU-funded projects in "the regions". "The EU funded all these improvements around here!" "Yeah, but it was our money in the first place, we could fund them without having to go through Europe" "And you reckon a UK government would actually do that?" "......"

If you can't destroy that argument by reference to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, you don't deserve to be arguing in the first place.

"I voted to set fire to everything because I'm so passionate about it but I don't mind what a future government does with the ashes"

Anyway, this is cool https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/dec/10/hedge-funds-make-big-bets-against-post-brexit-uk-economy

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Maybe it should have done.

I love that you've tried to do a funny with her name and still got it wrong. Pure CT.

Which begs the question: what could possibly be the motivation for delivering a massive blow to that happy status quo by voting to leave the EU?

Well *someone's* found the magic money tree....

That's an improvement, it used to be Ladies'.

I know you shouldn't laugh, but... christ almighty https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-46475631

(No Gemmill) anyway: