Thread: Brexit and our government - a personal story
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Old 18-06-2016, 11:50   #67
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Re: Brexit and our government - a personal story
No toys, no prams.

You see, you've been here all of what. 5 minutes?

Yet with all your 'passion' and !!! exclamations, you're running the risk of scaring away the people you are presumably trying to influence.

Debates are not won by whoever can screech the loudest, neither are they won by stifling or refusing to accept dissention to your own particular point of view.

I also want to leave the EU, I'd also quite like a decent Government, I just don't choose to go off like a cheap Chinese firework about it.

Considering the length of service held, and the alarming way you've ramped up your rhetoric to near hysterical level at some posters in a short time frame, you're seriously undermining your credibility on the points you have made that are valid.

Take a step back, give your head a wobble and breathe.
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