Y'know not that intelligent. Cos he's stupid initWhy?
how come?
Y'know not that intelligent. Cos he's stupid initWhy?
how come?
I’m sure @Sucky would have a different view.

Fair point @FosseFilberto
I’m on the remain side and I watched fishermen vote leave. But I also know some of them (personally) who would describe themselves as pro European, yet still voted Brexit.
I don’t think you can generalise about patriots and foreigners, it’s much more nuanced that that.
Fish dont even care what passport they got...I bet they want all the humans to get COVID and ****in die so they can crack on chillin with their mates
I'm a patriot, it gets a bit tiring these generalisations. I voted for my own reasons. Attacking patriots with generalisations such as fisherman and the like is just painting narratives, that in no way fit the whole or even part of the argument why people voted leave. It might be fitting to some fisherman, but Fosse in no way, made that clear in his text.
Y'know not that intelligent. Cos he's stupid init
I'm a patriot, it gets a bit tiring these generalisations. I voted for my own reasons. Attacking patriots with generalisations such as fisherman and the like is just painting narratives, that in no way fit the whole or even part of the argument why people voted leave. It might be fitting to some fisherman, but Fosse in no way, made that clear in his text.
You made no mention of 'fisherman' or how they 'generally voted' in your original post, you instead attacked patriots, which includes me. You also made a reference to 'foreigner' - which you've clearly carried over from your time on GC, and your constant attacking of certain brexiters on there. It certainly in no way formed part of a sensible discussion. But in answer to your question, why would I care about fisherman, they wanted to sell their produce to the EU, that aint my problem. Selfish maybe, but they need to learn to adapt - if they can't do that, we'll await the next venture that comes along and thinks differently about what the market of own sourced fish has to offer.


Across his garden? ...
I mean if we’re talking politics and Brexit then I still don’t see what all the fuss was about. The world was supposed to collapse and even with an economy-crippling pandemic thrown in, it’s not that bad, is it?
I thought all the big companies were ****ing off to Germany & Spain?
I'm a patriot, it gets a bit tiring these generalisations. I voted for my own reasons. Attacking patriots with generalisations such as fisherman and the like is just painting narratives, that in no way fit the whole or even part of the argument why 'some' people voted leave. It might be fitting to some fisherman, but Fosse in no way, made that clear in his text.
I was replying to a post that Tobes made about fishing tarrifs and the EU 3rd party exporting rules and how it impacts our fishing fleet ... that you think it was a dig at you and 'patriots like you' is wholly down to your insecurities and perhaps an over bloated sense of self importance. Rest assured, you rarely cross my mind
If, on the other hand, you want to see it as a dig at the dishonesty and misinformation of the Brexit campaign, fair enough... it was ... the fishermen weren't the only ones duped ... now where is that lively Big Red Bus woth the big fat lies again?![]()
Just a side note on imports / exports that is a direct result of the deal struck and the U.K.’s chosen future method of VAT collection btw, that some might not be aware of.
Some bright spark decided to copy and paste the future EU rules on VAT collection for 3rd countries that comes into force July this year iirc, and apply the same rules for the U.K. moving forwards - Worldwide.
So the idea is that all 3rd country suppliers will have to register with HMRC and collect VAT from the consumer on behalf of the U.K. and submit the payment and returns to HMRC. In the same way the EU intend to work moving forwards. Only they didn’t seem to quite realise the salient difference, as The U.K. is a 65 million market, the EU is a 550m market. So if you’re a niche low volume supplier, the cost and hassle (circa £1000 a year to register and submit is what I saw) then you’re unlikely to see value in bothering. That’s why we’re now seeing ‘we no longer supply to the UK’ on many websites.
Just a side note on imports / exports that is a direct result of the deal struck and the U.K.’s chosen future method of VAT collection btw, that some might not be aware of.
Some bright spark decided to copy and paste the future EU rules on VAT collection for 3rd countries that comes into force July this year iirc, and apply the same rules for the U.K. moving forwards - Worldwide.
So the idea is that all 3rd country suppliers will have to register with HMRC and collect VAT from the consumer on behalf of the U.K. and submit the payment and returns to HMRC. In the same way the EU intend to work moving forwards. Only they didn’t seem to quite realise the salient difference, as The U.K. is a 65 million market, the EU is a 550m market. So if you’re a niche low volume supplier, the cost and hassle (circa £1000 a year to register and submit is what I saw) then you’re unlikely to see value in bothering. That’s why we’re now seeing ‘we no longer supply to the UK’ on many websites.
Like I said, you've been spending too much time on GC. You attacked patriots, therefore I saw your comment as an attack on anyone that is a patriot. As for self importance you need to go look in a mirror. You see yourself as the forum joker, I see you as a sad old man, who constantly wants to remind us his mrs is a decade younger than yourself, insecurities indeed. Then you tend to stroll up here windmilling after midnight, once you've had a bottle of the pink stuff, attempting to belittle people, disguised as Fosse jokes. So I stand up to you, and you don't like it.
Bye I'm to busy to deal with your shhite x