Caporegime
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Women stay at home, look after loads of kids and Dad works all day and goes down the pub at night to get ****** up?
Is Merkel on the Way Out?
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Women stay at home, look after loads of kids and Dad works all day and goes down the pub at night to get ****** up?
Soldato
Well, that worked for hundreds of years. Now look at what's happening.
Caporegime
Years of rot have worn out the foundations of society?
Wait, that’s not what you mean, is it?
Not the first time I've heard that. Many people I talk to from around Europe think leaving was a good move. It's the press and certain politicians that make it look like all of Europe disagrees with us, it's very split.
Soldato
No it's all going swimmingly.
Soldato
Yep, heard the same from friends in Europe.
Most Europeans I've talked to seem more bemused by it than anything. Certainly doesn't seem to be much disagreement other than from those that it will make their lives complicated, at least in the transformational period but not a lot of outright agreement with it as such either.
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*anecdotal evidence* All the Europeans I know think we are mad.
Soldato
FDP leader Christian Lindner :
"It is better not to rule than to rule badly. Goodbye!"
Hope May is reading that.
"It is better not to rule than to rule badly. Goodbye!"
Hope May is reading that.
Every single European I've ever met can't believe we didn't consider the Irish border question when voting in the EU referendum.
But now that question is on the EU. The UK wants it to stay open.
I don't think that consumerism is wholly to blame. We live in an economy which in general requires dual incomes to support a household/family. Everyone is encouraged to have a "career", commute to work, and pay someone else to look after their children. Complete and utter madness. This works in favour of the government's economic statistics ; it creates a positive feedback loop from a monetary / GDP perspective.
House / rental prices also have an impact ; house prices almost trebled during the 1997 - 2007 boom years.
Caporegime
Same.shallow small minded Morons actually.
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Nah the whole green thing is an excuse to transfer money from citizens of rich countries to corrupt governments in poor countries.
You'll be telling us next there is no global warming and the earth is flat - Donald.
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I do hope that's a joke.
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My point is it's used as an excuse to transfer money. This has nothing to do with actual global warming.You'll be telling us next there is no global warming and the earth is flat - Donald.
Soldato
Yes. British Politicians offered a **** deal and refuse to sign. Then another **** deal and refuse to sign. Would you sign a **** deal?
In addition they are set to demand £40-£100bn for a severance. Lol. The UK being a shareholder in Brussels means of the £500,000,000,000+ we have paid in contributions already to the EU should mean we get a severance package. It occurs in every other situation both on a private individual level right the way up to international. The EU once again flexes its anti-democratic authoritarian muscles.
Remainers who clearly have no brain cells left* (cheers Yas) think if they pay for a house when its sold they should have to pay the other party for their investment and lose-lose.
The UK should just walk away. Leave this bent system to sort itself. The EU is going to have some troubles in the next decade anyway without our exit.
Edit: And just to add both Brexit and Trump won. You may not like it but that's democracy sweet cheeks* (thanks Robocod)
Note to mods: Both remarks (*) have been used by other posters against me with total impunity
Caporegime
I get the same from the Irish.
You talk about people who have no brain cells... what kind of message do you think that sends to people we are trying to make deals with post Brexit?
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