Most will accept anything if it changes slowly.
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Death of a thousand cuts mate

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Thats not how i feel at all.
"When **** gets real"
What constitutes "**** getting real" then? We have already seen the pound drop in value.
And Brexit or not, we have a ****** government who are taking the austere approach, as per the norm for Tories....not really sure what can happen now that will begin this whole economic collapse the remainers are hoping for.

Will you stop with them sig pics, I can't keep knocking one out at this rate, I'll be like an empty sausage skin before long![]()
That would not be in the best interests of either party.Theresa Mugwump and her Ship of Fools can be guarunteed to come out with a deal that smells like a dead dogs festering carcass, consigning us all to 'least favoured nation' status when dealing with our closest trading partners.
Brexit will mean that Ireland will have to make a call for all the bluster coming from our rank crooked politicians. Every one of them bought by the EU. If you think that's not true, then consider Ireland's population is 6 million, Irish tax payers are about a third of that, around 2.something million, and Ireland's then government broke Irish law by transferring private debt to public debt and allowed the Troika to financially occupy the country, and saddled Ireland with 42% of the Eurozone dept
Yep 2.something million people were saddled with 42% of the 2008 Eurozone debt.!
My debt now and when I was living in Ireland, 0. Yet I had to pay back German and Irish banks for taking mental risks
There is your EU for you
Phh kicks remoaners in the nuts again![]()
Phh kicks remoaners in the nuts again![]()

They've scuttled back to the politics thread to engage in playground 'abuse' and continue fantasy existence.
Reality fries them.
They won't get any joy here, their arguments are like Pet Friends lego sets
They've never had any credible answers to much. They swallow whatever their main stream media of choice serves them up.
Don't forget cherry picking inflation rises, to them inflation only existed from when the Brexit vote was just decided.

We had a vote. We lost.
Get over it!
Move on.
And stop being whinging ****s.
It's called Democracy.
For ****s sake, stop ****ing whining!

Brexit will mean that Ireland will have to make a call for all the bluster coming from our rank crooked politicians. Every one of them bought by the EU. If you think that's not true, then consider Ireland's population is 6 million, Irish tax payers are about a third of that, around 2.something million, and Ireland's then government broke Irish law by transferring private debt to public debt and allowed the Troika to financially occupy the country, and saddled Ireland with 42% of the Eurozone dept
Yep 2.something million people were saddled with 42% of the 2008 Eurozone debt.!
My debt now and when I was living in Ireland, 0. Yet I had to pay back German and Irish banks for taking mental risks
There is your EU for you
Can I just check a few facts with you.
42% of Eurozone debt seems a bit vague so I wondered how you are measuring it.
All the countries in the Eurozone debt?
Borrowing by Eurozone countries in 2008?
Perhaps you are referring to money lent by ECB to eurozone countries?
So I looked a bit further and found various figures. I suspect the key one that leads to your claim the amount the Irish government borrowed and directly gifted it's banks which was just over €41bn, across the EU other countries gave their banks €58bn.
If this is what you are referring to the question is why you are excluding money borrowed by government's and given to banks in exchange for shares and assets? This is estimated at over €800bn and much of which was eventually written off as bad debt but at the time would've been treated as neutral because it was an asset purchase.
Of course you maybe referring to something else, I'd be interested to know as I love researching these things.
Just looking at the tables on the €41bn story shows what a an odd measurement it is. If the UK had only needed to borrow €10bn in propping up its banks then do you seriously think it would've triggered austerity measures?You must log in or register to see images
Can I just check a few facts with you.
42% of Eurozone debt seems a bit vague so I wondered how you are measuring it.
All the countries in the Eurozone debt?
Borrowing by Eurozone countries in 2008?
Perhaps you are referring to money lent by ECB to eurozone countries?
So I looked a bit further and found various figures. I suspect the key one that leads to your claim the amount the Irish government borrowed and directly gifted it's banks which was just over €41bn, across the EU other countries gave their banks €58bn.
If this is what you are referring to the question is why you are excluding money borrowed by government's and given to banks in exchange for shares and assets? This is estimated at over €800bn and much of which was eventually written off as bad debt but at the time would've been treated as neutral because it was an asset purchase.
Of course you maybe referring to something else, I'd be interested to know as I love researching these things.
Just looking at the tables on the €41bn story shows what a an odd measurement it is. If the UK had only needed to borrow €10bn in propping up its banks then do you seriously think it would've triggered austerity measures?You must log in or register to see images