Thread: UK & EU Agree Post-Brexit Trade Deal
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Old 29-09-2019, 15:56   #703
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Re: Brexit Development(s) Discussion
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
No one is saying that language should not be moderated on all sides.

If I try and explain to you that calling someone a name is worse than calling a tax or charge a name, I don't have to add a disclaimer condemning everything bad that everyone has said. That would probably confuse people even more.

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Can you clarify - are you now quoting what Boris has pledged or are you saying it will happen yourself?
So you are ok with the opposition calling Boris a liar?

All I am saying is that the opposition cannot take the moral high ground here. They are just as guilty of name-calling and to suggest otherwise is ludicrous. If they want any legitimacy at all when they claim to be oh so offended, then they can stop the name-calling themselves and set a good example.

As for Boris, I actually believe that he means it when he says we will leave on 31 October. You underestimate him if you don't believe he will stick to that.
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