This is completely irrelevant to anything I said in that post.

You made me choke on my OJ! :laugh:

Bearing in mind that your post was going on about the importance of the NHS - that is an odd comment.

You mentioned an incorrect assumption about the EU that is no longer relevant because we are leaving the EU. As I've said before, white noise.

Getting a bit obsessed with white and black these days aren't you. Would it be ok to keep referring to allegations of racism as black noise.

You honestly baffle me

Enlighten me! I

Is anybody surprised? Labour is full of unprofessional who dont have a clue

I think that between us, we are pretty well versed on TTIP. It allows the U.S to bid on state run contracts. Most EU countries opted out of auctioning off their medical systems and you probably aren't aware that the EU gave them the power to do this. Cameron, on the other hand decided our NHS was not off limits to the Americans.

You do know that Trump has stated he will make a trade deal with the Uk? Do you think it will be a nice gentle fair-handed reciprocal deal or an opportunistic ruthless agreement forced upon the weaker partner (the UK) that will maximise opportunities for American business? Just because he won't call the deal a TTIP doesn't mean that it won't resemble a TTIP in every detail.

When May was in Washington she had long talks with John Kerry about a similar deal but thus far, she's keeping the secrets of that deal close to her chest.

I would bet on what some of this deal entails.
The auctioning off of the NHS.
The loss of environmental issues.
No more government funding for climate control.
Beef washed in lactic acid and chickens fed on organic arsenic and washed in chloride. Meat laced with hormones and ractopamine tainted meat. Since 1998, more than 1,700 people across America have been "poisoned" from eating this meat.
Bromine in our drinks. Known to depress both the central nervous system and our reproductive system.
Artificial food colourings that are known to have damaging affects on children.
Bromide in our flour, which is know to cause thyroid problems.
Olean, in our fat free products which has been proven to cause massive weight gain.
Butylated hydroxyanisole & butylated hydroxytoluene in our butter, beer, cereals and baby food. Known to cause mood swing and hyperactivity conditions.
rBGH in our dairy produce. Know to be not safe for human consumption.

Labour, Lib Dems, The Green Party and UKIP are adamantly against this type of deal with America. The Conservatives are all for it.

This made my day :laugh:

Take a look, folks. This is what happens when you're more concerned with trying to get one over on someone than forming coherent arguments.

Only if I can call every mention of 'PC' bigotnoise.

Not at all. I Think it's a valid point which you failed to answer. The use of the term 'white noise' is clearly quite inflammatory with derogatoy connotations and the use of the opposite terminology no doubt would have been considered offensive by many. The old double standard in my opinion.

:facepalm:

:wavey:

And you talk about me allegedly trying to get one up on you. Pot and kettle.

If I took it the wrong way, which I doubt, it would have come from experience of our past encounters.

However I don't feel the need to respond with large pikkies of snowflakes. Where is that roll-eyes smilie.

"We are going to have a Brexit. It is a real Brexit... a really great, great Brexit. I make all of the best Brexits." - Theresa May

The point is whitenoise has an actual dictionary definition, as does whitewash, blacklist, and blackmail
These words dont have racial implications, to suggest otherwise is super-snowflakey. Probably the most PC thing anybody has ever said on tibb lol.
Did you think whitenoise was a noise white people made when they complained about immigration or something?

PMSL at Brillo thinking that "white noise" meant "white people making noise" btw. Made my day that one :joker:.

Glad it brightened your day!

Are you offended by it?

I would only be offended if there was a double standard involved. As you may of noticed I don't like double standards.