Meh. Ive read numerous sources on both sides. They both are essentially saying the exact same thing, with 180 degree takes on every issue.If they vote EXIT I think time is up, the next major recession is near, even if the elite would finally figure out a good plan the people will not allow time to try it.
Meh. Ive read numerous sources on both sides. They both are essentially saying the exact same thing, with 180 degree takes on every issue.
Whatever. Stay...go...at their current pace oll of Europe is soon to be ****ed anyway.
When reading a posters uttering that shows that he can't distinguish between stockpiles and large groups of people, you're really screwed if you start even considering anything else in their post.:mrgreen:When you find that your best solution to try to mitigate the damage from a massive self inflicted mistake (the invasion of the Muslim hoards) is to make a deal with the Mafia (Erdoğan), ya, you are pretty certainly well ****ed.
but can inevitably become that on account of posts like #71.Kindly keep to the topic, which is not Hawkeye10.
but can inevitably become that on account of posts like #71.
Why People Love Trump: A Case Study of Milo Yiannopoulos - Harvard Political ReviewThe rise of Yiannopoulos can help to explain the rise of Donald Trump. Both have attracted followers that feel silenced, ignored, and invalidated by the left. Both will continue to receive sympathy and exposure if their opponents continue to aggressively and instinctually dismiss their views. And perhaps both can be defeated—or at least weakened—through respectful and empathic discourse. More broadly, the story of Yiannopoulos is useful to understand today’s political climate. There is an ever-growing number of Americans—liberals and conservatives—who feel like their voices are not being heard. Americans are increasingly identifying with their party, race, gender, or sexuality—and are judging the quality of an argument on the identity of the speaker. A political system established to encourage discourse and compromise has succumbed to partisan bickering. In order to save it, we may need to confront those we most disagree with, listen empathically, and fight the urge to silence or invalidate them. Perhaps we can start with Milo Yiannopoulos[/B].
When reading a posters uttering that shows that he can't distinguish between stockpiles and large groups of people, you're really screwed if you start even considering anything else in their post.:mrgreen:
I'll correct that: "your really screwed" and "there post".
want to have some exchange at eye level, doesn't we.:2razz:
So if what you proffer is not connected to you, are you then connected with your ideas (those that you proffer)?The ideas are not connected to the speaker, or should not be, would not be if we were better:....~
I'll stick with what I find pertinent because that is my call (not yours).Kindly stick to the ideas, rather than indulging yourself with your fantasies of who the speaker is,
all things considered a non-sequitur.this is the INTERNET! after all.
no need to be hasty.:lol:Again, thank you for your cooperation.
Well I'll grant the "trying". Now if you were to get over yourself and go beyond just proffering otherwise unsubstantiated rants (in the post initiating this exchange) you would possibly actually succeed in saying something.I was an engineering major at a so so state school, you know what I am trying to say, get over yourself.
errrhhhh.............just to prioritize well.................you're not my prof.BTW: I did not like students who played "GOTCHA" with my profs either.
So if what you proffer is not connected to you, are you then connected with your ideas (those that you proffer)?
Because if neither applies what would be the point of having an exchange with you at all? Indeed what would be the point of you having any exchange with anyone?
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I know maybe (and maybe not) other countries would leave if England does. Maybe the EU would become smaller. But will it survive at all, or will it cease to exist eventually? Although of course not right away.
The prospect of all of them spilling blood and ducking bullets is highly unlikely.
The EU would survive. The UK would not. Scotland would declare independence within 5 years. Wales within 10. Northern Ireland merely awaits the demographic shift that places the catholic population in the majority; at current rates of change that will have occurred by the 2021 census. Let's be clear, the EU is not dealing with a UK problem, but with an English problem.
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