Re: Brexit Anyone? : Sat Jun 18, 2016 3:30 pm  

Ajw71 wrote: There are no depths some in the remain 'campaign' won't sink to win the referendum, especially as they are actually losing the argument. Look at this guy: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-e ... m-36567469 The World's fifth largest economy would suddenly become 'like Guernsey' (whatever that means) just because we vote to leave your undemocratic, wasteful, corrupt, horrible club. Scaremongering crap of the highest order. Yeah, the French economy minister is definitely part of the remain campaign Do you Brexiters actually read anything? Check any type of facts? Have any concept of reality at all? This is a genuine question BTW, I'm genuinely curious about how such backwards people exist.

Ajw71 wrote: There are no depths some in the remain 'campaign' won't sink to win the referendum, especially as they are actually losing the argument. Look at this guy: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-e ... m-36567469 The World's fifth largest economy would suddenly become 'like Guernsey' (whatever that means) just because we vote to leave your undemocratic, wasteful, corrupt, horrible club. Scaremongering crap of the highest order. Yeah, the French economy minister is definitely part of the remain campaign Do you Brexiters actually read anything? Check any type of facts? Have any concept of reality at all? This is a genuine question BTW, I'm genuinely curious about how such backwards people exist.

Re: Brexit Anyone? : Sat Jun 18, 2016 3:36 pm  

headhunter wrote:

Yeah, the French economy minister is definitely part of the remain campaign

Do you Brexiters actually read anything? Check any type of facts? Have any concept of reality at all? This is a genuine question BTW, I'm genuinely curious about how such backwards people exist.

He may not be a part of the remain campaign but he has every interest in supporting it. Brexit would do significant damage to the French economy in the short-term and in the long-term it would put more pressure on things like the CAP and also France's own contributions given it is one of the largest economies in the project. To put simply he's got plenty of skin is the game!

Re: Brexit Anyone? : Sat Jun 18, 2016 3:40 pm  

Kelvin's Ferret wrote:

He may not be a part of the remain campaign but he has every interest in supporting it. Brexit would do significant damage to the French economy in the short-term and in the long-term it would put more pressure on things like the CAP and also France's own contributions given it is one of the largest economies in the project. To put simply he's got plenty of skin is the game!

Of course. But the fact that this was a French minister speaking in a French newspaper didn't stop the OP from rambling about 'scaremongering' from the 'remain campaign'. This right after he tried to claim that someone was somehow in the wrong for discussing the political causes of a politically motivated assassination. Indicative of the absolute backwards, factless idiocy of the Leave camp.

Re: Brexit Anyone? : Sat Jun 18, 2016 4:08 pm  

headhunter wrote:

Of course. But the fact that this was a French minister speaking in a French newspaper didn't stop the OP from rambling about 'scaremongering' from the 'remain campaign'. This right after he tried to claim that someone was somehow in the wrong for discussing the political causes of a politically motivated assassination. Indicative of the absolute backwards, factless idiocy of the Leave camp.

I simply said it was scaremongering. I did not state it had originated from the remain campaign although plenty has.

Using a murder for political point scoring is the business of those who will resort to any tactic to prop up their lying, scaremongering and increasingly desperate campaign.

Re: Brexit Anyone? : Sat Jun 18, 2016 4:20 pm  

Ajw71 wrote:

I simply said it was scaremongering. I did not state it had originated from the remain campaign although plenty has.

Yes you did. You literally said:

There are no depths some in the remain 'campaign' won't sink to win the referendum, especially as they are actually losing the argument.

This was a French man speaking in a French newspaper. Not sure who you think he was 'scaremongering' to, unless you've taken the typical Brexit stance and decided that 'scaremongering' is just a comfortable substitute word that allows you to seem somewhat reasonable when brazenly dismissing arguments and facts that you don't like to hear.

Using a murder for political point scoring is the business of those who will resort to any tactic to prop up their lying, scaremongering and increasingly desperate campaign.

Do you not understand that if someone is murdered for a political reason, for political motives then that is a political murder and needs to be discussed in a political context? If this was a Muslim who had shouted about Allah would you be so quick to be talking about how it's a terrible tragedy and sickening for anyone to politicize it? Do you accept that people like you are so desperate to bury discussion on this issue because it exposes the flaws in your corrupt ideology?

Re: Brexit Anyone? : Sat Jun 18, 2016 4:29 pm  

At the moment the ' reason ' behind Mrs Cox's murder is still not clear , I'd suggest it is left alone on here , a separate thread to offer condolences would be a better option

Re: Brexit Anyone? : Sat Jun 18, 2016 4:31 pm  

GUBRATS wrote: At the moment the ' reason ' behind Mrs Cox's murder is still not clear , I'd suggest it is left alone on here , a separate thread to offer condolences would be a better option No it's not. The guy literally shouted "Death to traitors, freedom for Britain" when asked his name in court. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-36567005 Pretty despicable the way the right wing Brexiters are desperate to suppress discussion of this. He's just a silly mentally ill crazy guy, right?

GUBRATS wrote: At the moment the ' reason ' behind Mrs Cox's murder is still not clear , I'd suggest it is left alone on here , a separate thread to offer condolences would be a better option No it's not. The guy literally shouted "Death to traitors, freedom for Britain" when asked his name in court. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-36567005 Pretty despicable the way the right wing Brexiters are desperate to suppress discussion of this. He's just a silly mentally ill crazy guy, right?

Re: Brexit Anyone? : Sat Jun 18, 2016 4:32 pm  

Strange that you have no attempt to actually state whether you agree with the french minister and instead are attempting to divert attention to something which was not actually said. Bizarre.

I'm afraid I don't 'understand' political point scoring from a heinous murder. It is those desperate to find any avenue to support their flagging campaign. It won't work.

Re: Brexit Anyone? : Sat Jun 18, 2016 4:35 pm  

headhunter wrote: No it's not. The guy literally shouted "Death to traitors, freedom for Britain" when asked his name in court. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-36567005 Pretty despicable the way the right wing Brexiters are desperate to suppress discussion of this. He's just a silly mentally ill crazy guy, right? Seriously what you are doing is very low.

headhunter wrote: No it's not. The guy literally shouted "Death to traitors, freedom for Britain" when asked his name in court. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-36567005 Pretty despicable the way the right wing Brexiters are desperate to suppress discussion of this. He's just a silly mentally ill crazy guy, right? Seriously what you are doing is very low.

Re: Brexit Anyone? : Sat Jun 18, 2016 4:41 pm  

Ajw71 wrote:

Strange that you have no attempt to actually state whether you agree with the french minister and instead are attempting to divert attention to something which was not actually said. Bizarre.

Except it clearly was said and is literally visible just by scrolling up the page. Again, are you actually aware that you're doing this and how backwards you are or is it some kind of involuntary thing that you're oblivious to?

Nobody asked me if I agreed with the French minister, I don't agree that it would be "like Guernsey", I do believe that we would have to contribute to the European budget to be involved in the single market as he said (which you didn't read). But he isn't part of the remain campaign as you originally implied so it's immaterial isn't it?

I'm afraid I don't 'understand' political point scoring from a heinous murder. It is those desperate to find any avenue to support their flagging campaign. It won't work.

Thanks for admitting that you don't understand. Just to clarify once again, this man shouted "Death to traitors, freedom for Britain" when asked for his name in court. Either you acknowledge his political motive or stick your fingers in your ears and bury your head in the sand. I expect you will do the latter.