Farage

Six6siX · 4 Jul 2016 at 12:46

Darujhistan said:
Makes you wonder why more people from the UK who support free movement of labour don't move to Warsaw.

It's clearly lovely, it must be better living there than in a typically dull English town.

TIL if you support free movement of labour, you have to move otherwise you're a hypocrite.

Bonjour · 4 Jul 2016 at 12:47

Darujhistan said:
Makes you wonder why more people from the UK who support free movement of labour don't move to Warsaw.

It's clearly lovely, it must be better living there than in a typically dull English town.

I know someone that's working towards exactly that. They've spent the last year learning Polish.

Crpwned · 4 Jul 2016 at 12:52

Darujhistan said:
Makes you wonder why more people from the UK who support free movement of labour don't move to Warsaw.

It's clearly lovely, it must be better living there than in a typically dull English town.

Those mental gymnastics though....
I think you just back-flipped your way off the sensible scale

Greebo · 4 Jul 2016 at 12:52

Six6siX said:
TIL if you support free movement of labour, you have to move otherwise you're a hypocrite.

Bit far, chill out- Gilly.....on that basis if your support the right for people to have a sex change then everybody should be made to have one? :rolleyes:

ots3go · 4 Jul 2016 at 12:54

Darujhistan said:
Makes you wonder why more people from the UK who support free movement of labour don't move to Warsaw.

It's clearly lovely, it must be better living there than in a typically dull English town.

Living costs are lower there, so you get paid relatively less.

Our high living costs and relative wage are a big influence as visiting home becomes more financially attractive.

Six6siX · 4 Jul 2016 at 12:56

Greebo said:
Bit far, chill out- Gilly.....on that basis if your support the right for people to have a sex change then everybody should be made to have one?

Of course

Makes me wonder why all those people who support leaving the EU didn't leave the EU off their own accord

edit: I was being sarcastic

Poneros · 4 Jul 2016 at 12:57

If you're working in software then moving to Central/E Europe is a sweet deal as you can keep high wages but drastically reduce cost of living, and otherwise the countries aren't bad either.

Arazi · 4 Jul 2016 at 13:02

Azza said:
What a pathetic excuse for a human being he is.

Why, because he resigned after doing what he set out to do?

What did Cameron do?

Nigel for PM within the next 4 years

Arazi · 4 Jul 2016 at 13:04

Chris Wilson said:
Well done Nigel, and thank you for getting us this referendum at last! Good speech, and as he said, UKIP could come even better in 2020 if the exit negotiations are prolonged or dubious. I suspect he expects some shenanigans...

Yep, his resignation is just part of his long term plan, PM.

gettothechopper · 4 Jul 2016 at 13:06

glad to see the back of him - hopefully he wont be seen or heard from again

Greebo · 4 Jul 2016 at 13:08

Arazi said:
Why, because he resigned after doing what he set out to do?

What did Cameron do?

Nigel for PM within the next 4 years

I spat my coffee out then. You think he would get enough support? lol

dowie · 4 Jul 2016 at 13:09

Greebo said:
free picture upload

haha

to be fair if Carswell takes over then UKIP can be a bit more moderate, though frankly once the process is complete in a few years I don't see the need for the party at all

No1newts said:
Another cowardly *******, him and Johnson should be put up against a wall and shot. Campaigned on a platform of fantasies, lies and bull and then the two cowards **** off when they realise that they need to make good on their lies.

I was against another referendum, despite being strongly remain, but I really think we need another one as the rats deserting the sinking ship is a clear indication they have ****** us over.

I hope the horrible git fades away and is never, ever heard from again.

hilarious, Farrage was never in government he's not deserting anything in that respect, his whole aim was to get the UK out of Europe and this referendum win was the culmination of that - whether you agree with his opinion/politics or not he's achieved what he set out to achieve and can quite rightly stand down now and feel proud

as for re-running the referendum - again that is just more of the same sore loser sentiment, one side was going to win and one side was going to lose, you don't get to run it again any time soon regardless of the convoluted reasoning involving X politician stood down or some politician told a lie etc.. it is much bigger than all of that

Arazi · 4 Jul 2016 at 13:10

No1newts said:
Another cowardly *******, him and Johnson should be put up against a wall and shot. Campaigned on a platform of fantasies, lies and bull and then the two cowards **** off when they realise that they need to make good on their lies.

I was against another referendum, despite being strongly remain, but I really think we need another one as the rats deserting the sinking ship is a clear indication they have ****** us over.

I hope the horrible git fades away and is never, ever heard from again.

Genuine question, Do you also think Cameron is a rat?

Which politicians do you think are good and wouldn't **** you or anyone else over?

Arazi · 4 Jul 2016 at 13:15

malachi said:
More like,

Thank you Nigel Farage for fooling the UK thinking problems laid with immigration. When in reality the problem was actually with the UK British born people and always has been.

That is some of the worse drivel i have heard yet, so it's the British people's fault?

Which British people are at fault?

dowie · 4 Jul 2016 at 13:18

Arazi said:
That is some of the worse drivel i have heard yet, so it's the British people's fault?

Which British people are at fault?

chavs are a problem to be fair, then again a good portion of them have acted as useful idiots in this referendum

[TFU] Thegoon84 · 4 Jul 2016 at 13:19

Perhaps a few of you ukip looneys should listen to your main MP on Nigel Farage

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36702468

I know this is hard to accept, but the guy was a complete SCUM bag, only your dilutions carry your rational thought!

Six6siX · 4 Jul 2016 at 13:19

dowie said:
chavs are a problem to be fair, then again they've collectively acted as useful idiots in this referendum

Bloody chavs. Comin' over 'ere not turkinerjerbs

Arazi · 4 Jul 2016 at 13:20

Raymond Lin said:
Strong leaders have plans, and see through their plans to the end.

Farage and Johnson used this for their political gain, then quits leaving the country in a mess. It shows that

1 – They never had a plan to begin with
2 – Seeing they are out of depth to deal with the Brexist, the only thing they could do is the coward act by quitting so they don't have the responsibility to carry it through, not that they know how in the first place

That is before we get into his political allegiance.

You could pretty much say the same about Cameron, why are you and plenty more on here not ****ging him off just as much?

Tunney · 4 Jul 2016 at 13:21

Darujhistan said:
Makes you wonder why more people from the UK who support free movement of labour don't move to Warsaw.

It's clearly lovely, it must be better living there than in a typically dull English town.

I've worked in Warsaw. Interesting place. I was training up Polish engineers at Samsung's R&D centre there. In the same building was BT and several other British firms. There's a lot of cross-pollination between our two countries.

Raymond Lin · 4 Jul 2016 at 13:22

Arazi said:
You could pretty much say the same about Cameron, why are you and plenty more on her not ****ging him off just as much?

This is a thread titled Farage is it not?