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incognito wrote:

Xenon wrote:He basically hurled abuse at poor Ad and I and as soon as I posited an answer he ran away like a little Polly pocket.

You didn't took my post seriously did you ? If yes you really must think I'm a moron, I was just continuing a private joke that happened on the French forums after the Brexit.

It was also a joke on the English forums. But of course, I took it as a joke. I mean, you think I'm scared of Hunchman801?

incognito wrote:If you want my thought on the European situation, I think the Brexit was a mistake, indeed, with union comes force, it is called synergy

You're speaking of unions as a general concept, not specifically the European Union. That's like saying the Soviet Union should have never fallen because communism sounds like a nice idea.

incognito wrote:If you want my thought on the European situation, I think the Brexit was a mistake, indeed, with union comes force, it is called synergy

It's a nice saying but in reality, unions mostly serve to enforce the strenghs of the dominants. See TTIP.

Xenon wrote:Are you a fellow sceptic EU rat then, Pirez?

Actually, as a guy who had to cross the border every day for the 18 first year of his life, I'm all for the EU, or at least Schengen. It's nice to think that you can go anywhere without worrying about the legality of doing so, which was a nightmare when I was a kid.

Xenon wrote:you think I'm scared of Hunchman801?

You aren't? What the hell is wrong with you?

Adsolution wrote:You're speaking of unions as a general concept, not specifically the European Union. That's like saying the Soviet Union should have never fallen because communism sounds like a nice idea.

Spot the dirty commie, RPC edition.

Adsolution wrote:

incognito wrote:If you want my thought on the European situation, I think the Brexit was a mistake, indeed, with union comes force, it is called synergy

You're speaking of unions as a general concept, not specifically the European Union. That's like saying the Soviet Union should have never fallen because communism sounds like a nice idea.

You know what they say, whoever does not miss Soviet Union has no heart, whoever wants it back has no brain...

incognito wrote:You know what they say, whoever does not miss Soviet Union has no heart

What heart was there to be had?

Come on... The USSR was a good idea, when you think about it, it provided education and culture for all the persons wishing to have it, and also the equality between everyone is a good concept, back then middle east was a lot more stable than now...
The problem is that you confuse it with the things that Stalin did, do not forget that he really perverted the goals of this union because of his paranoia.
Even Lenin didn't wanted him to be his successor.
No no I ain't a commie, despite the French members calling me the Commie-Man during the RD...

Didn't we call you Marc-Yves during RD?

Pirez wrote:Didn't we call you Marc-Yves during RD?

Indeed

Adsolution wrote:FUCK YOU, the British are awesome! The Scottish are funny looking green ogres that live in the swamp!

Aren't the Scottish British anyway?

Hunch i'm shocked that you would spout such nonesense.

Hunchman801 wrote:

Adsolution wrote:FUCK YOU, the British are awesome! The Scottish are funny looking green ogres that live in the swamp!

Aren't the Scottish British anyway?

Yeah, absolutely, they're members of the UK as far as I'm aware, thus subsequently makes of them British people.

Just you wait until it becomes official that we're out.

In the meantime I'll consider you as British my dear.

Inco dares to anger the Queen?!

Ah yes, TTIP. Supposedly "dead in the water". Not sure how true that is, but I'm almost certain that were Ireland not an EU member, we would have licked America's backside three times over in the time that TTIP has been talked about. So the "strength in unity" thing isn't quite completely hogwash.

Serza5 wrote:Inco dares to anger the Queen?!

I just followed the Hunchman in what he said.

What a fool you are for I couldn't care less about how British you think I am but the fact you dare call me "dear" is an outrage.

PluMGMK wrote:Ah yes, TTIP. Supposedly "dead in the water". Not sure how true that is, but I'm almost certain that were Ireland not an EU member, we would have licked America's backside three times over in the time that TTIP has been talked about.

Meanwhile, the EU gets you to sleep-lick its bumhole every single night.

Serza5 wrote:Hunch i'm shocked that you would spout such nonesense.

Yeah, wtf? Such niggery.

PluMGMK wrote:Ah yes, TTIP. Supposedly "dead in the water". Not sure how true that is, but I'm almost certain that were Ireland not an EU member, we would have licked America's backside three times over in the time that TTIP has been talked about. So the "strength in unity" thing isn't quite completely hogwash.

Yep, that's the anti-corporate perspective that turned me more towards leaving. Just sounds like the TPP's twin to me, and at this point I'm about done trying to respect anyone in office who's pushing for these "trade" deals. We didn't even know the TPP existed prior to Wikileaks, and then suddenly the government was committed to ensuring we know just how great, well intending, and progressive it is - they just didn't want us to know about good news!

It sounds like a total corporate wishlist to me and I wonder why every time we get to hear just how much better things are gonna be, they never mention how exactly "corporate tribunals" are going to enhance our lives? My only hope is that Trump is somehow not bullshitting on this one issue and he actually genuinely opposes it, but even then we're just talking about just one member of a large multinational deal.

It is essentially TPP's twin. I too am sick of the likes of Brian Hayes telling us not to ruin it, that he'll do everything in his power to make it a "good deal for the Irish people", whatever that's supposed to mean. (Funnily enough I happened to learn on Sunday morning that he's a fan of Keane, small world.)

@Ad: Could you be a tad more specific?