stanthevan
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52% voted to “protect our borders “. Now you want to pick and choose which borders.
52% voted to “protect our borders “. Now you want to pick and choose which borders.
It is? Which Brexit did they vote for, then?This is disingenuous claptrap.
It is? Which Brexit did they vote for, then?
Hello Sky? I'd like to cancel my subscription and not pay you anything any more.
No worries sir, we'll switch your services off when your contract ends in March.
I did. It says “ do you want to leave? Yes or no?”.Why don't you Google it?
I did. It says “ do you want to leave? Yes or no?”.
Only the Irish could have a border to stop themselves trading with each other. Why don't the Irish people and the Irish people just ignore anything, rules or whatever to do with it. The daftest country on earth!
" Top of the mornin to yus Brendan!.. Oive got some fat Southern carrots..swap em for those stonkin Northern turnips" " No problem Seamus ..tis a fine trade so it is.....and oil take a few of yer good Donegal taters..... .hey hey ! Watch out here comes Yann the Ban the Border man! He's Foikin Armed is the wee fella....so he is! Scarper!!!!
Why, was that on the ballot paper?Maybe you should Google the history of the common travel area instead.
Why, was that on the ballot paper?
I can see that you've never tried to cancel a Sky contract before
If we're using this rather odd analogy at least make it correct. Sky don't want you to leave, they will try and discourage you from leaving, they will be as awkward as hell which is why you can't cancel online, you need to speak with one of the smarmy buggers who will do everything in his power to make you stay. He will offer you a discount, then another discount, then more TV channels. He will make out Sky are the greatest thing in the world and without it you will suffer . You lose you rag and say "just cancel the bloody thing". They then harass the hell out of you via e mail, letters , you then get a phone call from retentions are who are smoother than a smooth thing but have a bit of a nasty undertone, you decline, you then eventually get a 50% discount code.
You still walk away and think thank God I'm out of it and rejoice in your monthly saving and new found freedom.
My point is crystal clear; you’re just failing to address it. When the 52% ticked the box, were they voting for a hard border, a soft border or no borders? It’s fairly obvious what the 48 % we’re voting for.I really don't know what point you are trying to make. It was in place long before we even entered into the Common Market.
To move away from your point (because it's not clear other than you seem to just be he my flippant for the sake of it) the DUP could use this as an opportunity to put NI as a strategic halfway house between the UK and EU, potentially boosting the economy significantly. Unfortunately, as always, it's just yet another opportunity to engage in some good old fashioned orange Vs green nonsense. That's not to say that everyone else isn't playing games too. A sorry state of affairs.
My point is crystal clear; you’re just failing to address it. When the 52% ticked the box, were they voting for a hard border, a soft border or no borders? It’s fairly obvious what the 48 % we’re voting for.
Of course the EU should decide. It’s their club and hence their rules. We’re leaving. We can’t tell them to change or bend the rules to make it easier for us once we’ve gone.
I like Farage as well! I'm traditionally a labour voter but wouldn't vote for Corbyn. He's to left wing and voting for him would almost certainly lead to new referendum on Europe and all the scare mongering would make people vote remain and that's one of the reasons it wouldn't be fair, just one of the many for me.