The EU debate - Part III

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Brexit said:
All Labour voters are loony left like all Tory voters are nasty party lovers
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Ahh I see thanks for clearing that up - I'd never realised you could just dismiss the views supporters of the biggest political party in Europe (by party membership) in one sweeping generalisations - from the ones on the right who are pro-privatisation, pro-military action, pro-market economies, right through to the full socialists on the other side! But I suppose it is quite easy when you try it instead of any critical thinking. Cheers <ok>
 
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Tobes said:
Your really should read beyond the Tory press headlines ffs.

Firstly, Junker has already ****ed the idea clean off that the UK would get a concession on free movement and secondly the compromise the Swiss have been granted equates to 2/3rds of **** all

In the face of Brussels’ refusal to negotiate over the free movement of people, Swiss politicians may yield on implementing the February 2014 referendum result in literal terms.
Earlier this month a parliamentary commission proposed implementing the February 2014 vote simply by encouraging employers to take on domestic workers, for instance by obliging them to report vacancies at local jobcentres. There would be no limits set without explicit EU approval.
Such an approach is expected to be approved on Wednesday by the parliamentary chamber representing Switzerland’s voters.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/73a8389e-7e88-11e6-bc52-0c7211ef3198.html#axzz4KnSvn1FB
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If the Brexiteers are happy that this is taking back control of our borders then who are we to persuade them otherwise?
 
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Smirnoffpriest said:
Ahh I see thanks for clearing that up - I'd never realised you could just dismiss the views supporters of the biggest political party in Europe (by party membership) in one sweeping generalisations - from the ones on the right who are pro-privatisation, pro-military action, pro-market economies, right through to the full socialists on the other side! But I suppose it is quite easy when you try it instead of any critical thinking. Cheers <ok>
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Maybe you should have set it at 3p you may have got a lot more members
 
petersaxton said:
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Maybe you should have set it at 3p you may have got a lot more members
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How many more members do you want? They are already the biggest party in Europe for Christ sake! I mean they already have more full members than at any point since 1997 and a huge amount more than the Tories. Though I do admittedly like the NEC's strategy of attracting members and voters by calling them scum and Nazi's and taking them to court, then increasing the entrance fee eightfold to make them feel included...
 
Smirnoffpriest said:
How many more members do you want? They are already the biggest party in Europe for Christ sake! I mean they already have more full members than at any point since 1997 and a huge amount more than the Tories. Though I do admittedly like the NEC's strategy of attracting members and voters by calling them scum and Nazi's and taking them to court, then increasing the entrance fee eightfold to make them feel included...
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Having members is one thing being able to win a GE is another.
Labour is now a Marxist party thats going to slip up
 
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