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					Originally Posted by 1andrew1  It's up to EU countries to inspect imports, they can't outsource it to a third country which is what the UK would become. |  Does this mean that if (when) we leave the EU, the problem lands firmly in the lap of someone else?     
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					Originally Posted by Mick  BREAKING: The Brexit Party surges in to first place for European Elections less than one month after launching.
 European Parliament voting intention:
 
 BREX: 28% (+5)
 LAB: 22% (-)
 CON: 13% (-4)
 CHUK: 10% (+2)
 GRN: 10% (-)
 LDEM: 7% (-2)
 UKIP 5% (-1)
 
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		|  28-04-2019, 14:44 | #1833 |  
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					Originally Posted by papa smurf  So a"fascist" called an Mp a Nazi and that's the definition of fascism ? or is that not the example you had in mind? |  It wasn't just one situation, it was several.  
Do you think the public are being bullied? 
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					Originally Posted by Carth  Does this mean that if (when) we leave the EU, the problem lands firmly in the lap of someone else?    |  I suspect it will get checked twice, once in the UK then once in the next country it goes to. This will obviously up costs. 
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					Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth  You're confusing me Mick, I thought you said opinion polls didn't matter and the only poll that mattered was the referendum in 2016? So why  are you posting the above poll   |  Not advocating a second referendum, but if people become better informed then they are entitled to change their opinions.
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					Originally Posted by 1andrew1  It wasn't just one situation, it was several. Do you think the public are being bullied?
 
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 I suspect it will get checked twice, once in the UK then once in the next country it goes to. This will obviously up costs.
 
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 |  The public are being bullied by the obstruction of the Remain side, constantly insisting "we are not going to respect your choice, you have to bow down and submit to us". Just as in NI, any attack by the IRA is used to justify getting the Protestants/Unionists to surrender to the IRA/Sinn Fein/Catholics.
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					Originally Posted by nomadking  The public are being bullied by the obstruction of the Remain side, constantly insisting "we are not going to respect your choice, you have to bow down and submit to us". Just as in NI, any attack by the IRA is used to justify getting the Protestants/Unionists to surrender to the IRA/Sinn Fein/Catholics. |  ”bullies"    
You are equating disagreement with terrorist attacks.
   
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					Originally Posted by Hugh  ”bullies"    
You are equating disagreement with terrorist attacks.
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 |  Every time it happens and it is NOT Sinn Fein/IRA/Catholics that have to compromise or concede. Everything has to be done for the (non-existent) peace process. Consider the following situation, you are attacked and the attacker says "hand over your money" or I'll attack you again. You hand over your money. Have you handed it over willingly or under threat of further violence?
 
Have the Remain side done the slightest thing to recognise the referendum result? They have gone out of their way to subvert it. They are BULLYING people with the threat of making things difficult INDEFINITELY unless everybody gives in to them.
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					Originally Posted by nomadking  Yet another attack by the IRA and it is used to justify this.Every time it happens and it is NOT Sinn Fein/IRA/Catholics that have to compromise or concede. Everything has to be done for the (non-existent) peace process. Consider the following situation, you are attacked and the attacker says "hand over your money" or I'll attack you again. You hand over your money. Have you handed it over willingly or under threat of further violence?
 
 
 Have the Remain side done the slightest thing to recognise the referendum result? They have gone out of their way to subvert it. They are BULLYING people with the threat of making things difficult INDEFINITELY unless everybody gives in to them.
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					Originally Posted by Maggy J  Debate is NOT bullying. |  But if you don’t give in to all he wants and agree with him, you’re bullying him...    
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		|  28-04-2019, 18:29 | #1839 |  
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					Originally Posted by 1andrew1  It wasn't just one situation, it was several. Do you think the public are being bullied?
 
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 I suspect it will get checked twice, once in the UK then once in the next country it goes to. This will obviously up costs.
 
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 Not advocating a second referendum, but if people become better informed then they are entitled to change their opinions.
 |  If the EU elections go ahead, you will soon see that people have not changed their minds. The Brexit Party will surprise a lot of remainers, who would like to think that people now want to stay in the EU.
 
There will not need to be another referendum if the Brexit Party has the largest share of the vote, which seems rather likely now, don't you agree, Andrew?.
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					Originally Posted by Maggy J  Debate is NOT bullying. |  So all they've done is debate?   If only that was remotely true. Brexit would have already happened if it was.
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					Originally Posted by nomadking  So all they've done is debate?   If only that was remotely true. Brexit would have already happened if it was. |  Debating is part of being in a democracy whether one disagrees with it or not.
		 
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		|  28-04-2019, 19:02 | #1842 |  
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					Originally Posted by denphone  Debating is part of being in a democracy whether one disagrees with it or not. |  They've done MORE than debate. They've obstructed. Can you imagine what would happen if the Scottish eventually said "Yes" to independence and the same tactics were used?
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					Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth  You're confusing me Mick, I thought you said opinion polls didn't matter and the only poll that mattered was the referendum in 2016? So why  are you posting the above poll   |  Um - because the referendum result still reflects the fact that people have not changed their mind on leaving the corrupted EU. I might not believe them most of the time, others have said no such thing.
 
One thing is certain, those silly ChUKer's in the "Change UK, The Independent Group, how many names can I call this group in one sentence" have an absolutely appalling campaign/PR team.
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					Originally Posted by OLD BOY  If the EU elections go ahead, you will soon see that people have not changed their minds. The Brexit Party will surprise a lot of remainers, who would like to think that people now want to stay in the EU.
 There will not need to be another referendum if the Brexit Party has the largest share of the vote, which seems rather likely now, don't you agree, Andrew?.
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Also, your comment ‘seems rather likely now’ I’m sure the politicians were using similar language and logic ahead of the original referendum result. Look what happened then!
		 
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