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Old 21-06-2016, 01:07 PM #1
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It made me laugh too Paul, but NOTICE how NONE of the 'Remain' camp on here have addressed the OP?
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It made me laugh too Paul, but NOTICE how NONE of the 'Remain' camp on here have addressed the OP?
Can you chop away the unnecessary analogy and I'll have a go then...
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I saw this.It definitely gave me a lol moment.Corbyn was more honest than any other remainiac i've heard.He was too honest though for his own good.This could make him quite unpopular with the remain element of the Labour party.Remain won't be happy with him at all.He is not being convincingly passionate enough for remain.
He is for me, I agree with him and his worries about remain or brexit with our current govt at the helm.
Can I say the remaniac was initially funny, but it's getting real old real fast.
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You're a glass-half-empty kinda guy, aren't you TS.
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You're a glass-half-empty kinda guy, aren't you TS.
I'm a realist who hasn't seen any indication of global improvement in over a decade; and plenty indication that things are and will only continue to get worse.

I find the idea that leaving the EU could somehow spark a new "golden age" for Britain to be utter fantasy... there is literally no evidence for it at all other than "high hopes", and delusions of grandeur in a large - and crumbling - world.
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I'm a realist who hasn't seen any indication of global improvement in over a decade; and plenty indication that things are and will only continue to get worse.

I find the idea that leaving the EU could somehow spark a new "golden age" for Britain to be utter fantasy... there is literally no evidence for it at all other than "high hopes", and delusions of grandeur in a large - and crumbling - world.
It's not how full your glass is, it's what's in your glass that counts, a glass half full of hope is better than a glass full of spite.
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It's not how full your glass is, it's what's in your glass that counts, a glass half full of hope is better than a glass full of spite.
But a glass half full of false hope is a glass of nothing that it was a waste of time and energy to pour .
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But a glass half full of false hope is a glass of nothing that it was a waste of time and energy to pour .
Nothing wrong with an empty glass, you hold on to that empty glass and when you find something worth putting in it, fill your boots
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uk only has 2 days left, after we remain , the uk ceases to exit and becomes a fringe state in a corrupt corporate superstate monopoly. uk will be dead and the individual we be buried alive
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