05-07-2016, 11:16 AM
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Death threats
Death threats made against Nigel Farage:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ip-leader.html
05-07-2016, 12:23 PM
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Re: Death threats
This is how silly the whole Brexit debacle is becoming. I never liked Farage but he did set out his stall right from the start of his political career. I do however get irked when politicians (all sides) benefit from very lucrative salaries from MEP membership. One questions that.
05-07-2016, 12:48 PM
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Re: Death threats
If you read through the comments following that Daily Mail article you will see some rather childish, and sometimes threatening responses from the vociferous remainiacs. Look at some of their usernames, for example, to support my assertion.When I read them, the pictures in my mind were of young people you will see in student union bars in any third rate university who have obtained a couple of easy A-levels and gone off to study 'meeja studies' and think they know more than anyone else. These are the ones who, having a great deal of spare time on their hands, go off marching through London (and elsewhere) demonstrating against everything and anything. In the old days before Labour's vision of 50% of school leavers going to university, these young people would have been looking for work and gaining far more useful experience in 'real life'.
But before I put on my tin hat, let me point out that I am not talking about the people on here who voted to remain in the EU and had, presumably, a much more informed opinion.
05-07-2016, 01:10 PM
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Re: Death threats
Originally Posted by JBR
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If you read through the comments following that Daily Mail article you will see some rather childish, and sometimes threatening responses from the vociferous remainiacs. Look at some of their usernames, for example, to support my assertion.When I read them, the pictures in my mind were of young people you will see in student union bars in any third rate university who have obtained a couple of easy A-levels and gone off to study 'meeja studies' and think they know more than anyone else. These are the ones who, having a great deal of spare time on their hands, go off marching through London (and elsewhere) demonstrating against everything and anything. In the old days before Labour's vision of 50% of school leavers going to university, these young people would have been looking for work and gaining far more useful experience in 'real life'.
But before I put on my tin hat, let me point out that I am not talking about the people on here who voted to remain in the EU and had, presumably, a much more informed opinion.
What is it with you old people. Less of the attacks on young people. I have actually visited forums for the younger generation and have been really impressed with their intelligent debating skills.
Unlike one sided debating here.
The affects of policy are not going to affect us as we will all be dead and burried.
Let's get on with trying to rebuild the UK and stop making personal attacks on people who voted how they chose.
05-07-2016, 01:30 PM
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Re: Death threats
HiMy two are both intelligent and articulate and well qualified.
So are their two cousins.
They all earn far more than I ever did, all voted to remain and three out of the four of them are leaving the UK.
None of them are what you would call left wing, none of them have useless degrees in worthless subjects.
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