Thread: Britain outside the EU
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Old 11-09-2021, 19:42   #2414
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees View Post
You can question whatever you want…. The point is we negotiated and agreed to a deal, we didn’t have to, did we ?

so, because I disagree with what the government is doing I hate the country?? What’s next ? Going to accuse me of being a terrorist perhaps ?
You didn’t address the fact that I was not questioning the agreement. I was questioning the interpretation of that agreement. To wit, the sandwich example above.

It’s actually the consistency of your arguments that is the key here. You are certainly batting for the other side, and you are not the only one.

I didn’t call you a terrorist. However, if we are ever invaded by a foreign power, don’t expect me to support your application to join the resistance. You are too conflicted for my liking.
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