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Okay, I've just given you an editorial from the Mail on Sunday on dailymail.com urging it's readers to Vote Remain, but go ahead. Things are probably simpler for you when you don't challenge your own prejudices.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
If your concerns are for readers being swayed by newspapers, then your concerns lie elsewhere
https://www.pressgazette.co.uk/study...eu-referendum/
Calm down. You won.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesWales
Whenever this is in the news all I think is what more important news are they trying to surpress this time. You think people would catch on but nothing gets the great british public more distracted and foaming at the mouth than a dingy full of immigrants.
Brexit ?Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesWales
I didn't vote for that nonsense you soppy clown
Aye , miserable little englandersQuote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
Angry Britain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Croesy Blue
Unless it's about corrupt politicians which for some reason no one reallt gives a **** about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
They'll post capital letter rants on facebook and messageboards about someone trying to do something about climate change or a brown guy in a boat though.
I suppose it shouldn't be a shock when about 50% of the country are enthrall to murdoch and other scumbags like Guido Fawlkes. Not an independent thought to be had.
You are saying that quentin letts and all those other utter tossers that write for the daily nazi are pro Europe, because of a few editorials?Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesWales
Don't be so stupid . I know but am not friends with people who read that right wing colonial mag and they are all little englanders , it spews out hatred towards immigrants , the left wing of British politics , single mum's etc on a daily basic
It's The Sun for people who have basic reading skills and are right wing
Imagine criticising others for being angry and then glibly accusing 50% of the population ("the others!") of being essentially incapable of free thought and of being racist, and the greatest crime of all - not being worried about the things you want them to be worried about!Quote:
Originally Posted by Croesy Blue
The irony being, there is never any evidence to back this irrational line of thinking. If you are concerned about people believing everything they read in the papers, it is not amongst Mail or Express readers, it is, on Brexit at least, according to this survey amongst Guardian, Independent and FT readers. https://www.pressgazette.co.uk/study...eu-referendum/ Bloody facts eh. Much more fun to just say Mail readers believe everything they read mind.
Yet again however, we have avoided any attempt at a discussion about actually finding a solution. Brilliant.
Daily Nazi. That's quite a good one. I prefer Daily Heil, at least it rhymes.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
You seem an open minded, rational thinking and friendly guy, so I'm going to read whatever you read to help me reach that same level of thinking :thumbup:
No one wants to discuss anything with you because you're a complete fannyQuote:
Originally Posted by JamesWales
Fanny hair !Quote:
Originally Posted by Croesy Blue
Fixed for you.:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Croesy Blue
I am all for deporting dangerous criminals who have no right to be here BUT we need to be careful that we don't grab for the bluntest instrument possible to tackle this. Priti Patel has proposed a system where by anybody who has been convicted of any crime by any legal system in the world would be deported (there was some flimsy promise to look at individual circumstances but we know how that goes from experience). Ask yourself this, how many legal systems around the world would you trust to give a fair verdict?Quote:
Originally Posted by A Quiet Monkfish
There was meant to be a 'any crime with a prison sentence of >1 year' in there somewhere. Too late for a sneaky edit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric Cartman
Here we go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Undercoverinwurzelland
If there's a shortage of jobs then there's more work for British people.
Simple.
Now if the lazy feckless of Britain get up off their arse , jobs a good un
Cos of snowflakes like you this forum has a ccmb 2 forum thingQuote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
The party I voted for would have sunk the dingys coming over. **** sake mun, turn um back around.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Don't help em over
If it wasn't for bloody snowflakes we'd be sending um back.
We're supposed to be paying france about 50m a year to stop this happening, the lazy horse strangling c u n ts.
Thank fack Britain doesn't rely on your vote.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Precisely. I suppose a dramatic headline about a 'record' number of migrants crossing the channel has nothing to do with distracting people from the conclusion of COP26.Quote:
Originally Posted by Croesy Blue
It amazes me when reading anything about migrants, that nobody on any side of the political spectrum seems to be overly critical of the foreign policy of the UK and US, which undoubtedly causes the majority of the migrants we see fleeing north Africa and the Middle East into Europe. You can go down the list of these unstable nations where people are fleeing for their lives and go "Yep, that's caused by us.. oh yep, we have a hand in that one too".
If it's not US sanctions crippling an entire nation, it's funding or arming one side in a conflict. If it's not all out invasion and occupation then it's providing military training or military support to the side that suits our interests the best, regardless of the cost to human life.
You won't read about that though. Forget the outrage about what this paper printed or that channel broadcast - it's what they aren't reporting on and printing in the papers that you should be pissed off about. Propaganda by omission.
It's incredible, the people who complain about immigrants the most and yell take care of our own first are usually the ones complaining about British people on benefits.
I mean, anyone with any basic sense knew immigration would increased from non EU countries the second we left the EU, secondly whenever there's bad news for the tories they always trot out the line about immigrants as they know that gets idiots frothing at the mouth.
Jesus Christ you sound thick as shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by nugent
When folk refer to Tories disliking the migrants or poking the fire of emotion , you might be surprised how many Labour voters think the same about continued migration and the pull on local GP 's Dentist , School places , health care , housing , Jobs we may not see it in our areas however I t is there in areas already under great strain and high unemployment ,and there is as a huge difference between this small island and its capability in size and the vast areas of some European countries .
A lot were very vocal on CCMB about leave voters being motivated by free movement of Labour and how that saw the like of even Wales and traditional Labour heartlands such as North East England vote for Brexit and within that vote were a lot of Labour voters.
Of course leaving Europe would see an increase in migration from non Europe countries which they have too pass through , previously a lot would seek citizenship in those European countries they first land in and then use the free movement to move onto UK after a few years residency , and that was stimulating some minds .
Where are you getting this from?Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
What do you mean by this?Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars