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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
Whilst I understand your point about the country's 'thought controllers', their expressions of outrage are no stronger than mine.
I do not recognise Widdecombe as a reasonable ambassador for Brexit.
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I tend to think the over-the-top, vindictive hyperbole by her and her Brexit Party colleagues will, in the long run, harm their cause. If they debated as adults rather than constantly try and excite their followers with patently childish descriptions: corrupt, cancerous, oppressors, feudal barons, etc, they would fare better in the long run.
I understand the strategy where you appeal to the base emotions with simplistic and vivid messages but this does not belong in serious political discourse.
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Originally Posted by papa smurf
Originally hosted by BBC news night,but it's not about the messenger service it's about the message reaching the intellectually challenged,probably still went over some peoples heads but at least she tried to educate them.
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No, it is *all* about the messenger service ...