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'utterly Unacceptable' Or Just Plain 'racist'?
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Yes had this been said by a Brexit campaigner, out would have come the Racist, Xenophobic cards.
Yes had this been said by a Brexit campaigner, out would have come the Racist, Xenophobic cards.
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I will repeat what I have already said on another thread.
He would be criticised vigorously if he had said it, svejk.
''I find it strange that Gisela Gschaider a 1974 immigrant from Germany is on the brexit panel telling us British what we should do''
She has been here 42 years and Alan Sugar (staunch remain) in the above sentence doesn't regard her as British.
Imagine a UKIP member saying similar about Mo Farah
Imagine a Labour politician had said it about Maurice Saatchi
An African immigrant telling 'us' British ...
An Iraqi immigrant telling 'us' British ...
double standards!
here's more from Alan Sugar waxing lyrical over this great union he is telling people and sending letters to telling them to stay.
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Convincing innit!
He would be criticised vigorously if he had said it, svejk.
''I find it strange that Gisela Gschaider a 1974 immigrant from Germany is on the brexit panel telling us British what we should do''
She has been here 42 years and Alan Sugar (staunch remain) in the above sentence doesn't regard her as British.
Imagine a UKIP member saying similar about Mo Farah
Imagine a Labour politician had said it about Maurice Saatchi
An African immigrant telling 'us' British ...
An Iraqi immigrant telling 'us' British ...
double standards!
here's more from Alan Sugar waxing lyrical over this great union he is telling people and sending letters to telling them to stay.
http://
Convincing innit!
AOG
I think it's because the Remain camp really[i despise Farage and UKIP for their use of immigration (appealing to unsavoury elements in the debate).
Notice how Boris, even though he is the de facto face of Vote.Leave gets much less flac?
I think it's because people know that whatever his politics, he isn't in any way aligned to UKIP.
It's almost impossible to imagine Boris standing in front of that poster, like Farage wearing a big cheesy grin and an ill-fitting suit.
...which is weird, because for the most part, Boris is [i]always] standing in front of something wearing a cheesy grin in an ill-fitting suit.
I think it's because the Remain camp really[i despise Farage and UKIP for their use of immigration (appealing to unsavoury elements in the debate).
Notice how Boris, even though he is the de facto face of Vote.Leave gets much less flac?
I think it's because people know that whatever his politics, he isn't in any way aligned to UKIP.
It's almost impossible to imagine Boris standing in front of that poster, like Farage wearing a big cheesy grin and an ill-fitting suit.
...which is weird, because for the most part, Boris is [i]always] standing in front of something wearing a cheesy grin in an ill-fitting suit.
Full Definition of immigrate
immigrated immigrating
intransitive verb
: to enter and usually become established; especially : to come into a country of which one is not a native for permanent residence
transitive verb
Where are the real grammer police to either tell sp not to post that thought to Sugar or ... yes go get him sp.
immigrated immigrating
intransitive verb
: to enter and usually become established; especially : to come into a country of which one is not a native for permanent residence
transitive verb
Where are the real grammer police to either tell sp not to post that thought to Sugar or ... yes go get him sp.
sp1814
/// I think it's because the Remain camp really[i despise Farage and UKIP for their use of immigration (appealing to unsavoury elements in the debate). ///
The remain camp, despise the mention of immigration per-se, strange that when immigration is the major concern of the highest proportion of the electorate.
/// I think it's because the Remain camp really[i despise Farage and UKIP for their use of immigration (appealing to unsavoury elements in the debate). ///
The remain camp, despise the mention of immigration per-se, strange that when immigration is the major concern of the highest proportion of the electorate.
AOG
And even stranger that the Leave camp aren't being honest about the fact that immigration really isn't going to change that much if we leave the EU.
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And even stranger that the Leave camp aren't being honest about the fact that immigration really isn't going to change that much if we leave the EU.
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sp1814
We will have a choice of who and how many we allow into our country, FACT.
We will be able to kick out any non British out of our country, without the ECHR demanding that they stay so as to enjoy a family life or any other such ridiculous excuse, FACT.
We will see an end to unscrupulous employers taking advantage of cheap slave labour, at the expense of well paid British jobs, FACT.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
Would you by a used car off either of these?
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We will have a choice of who and how many we allow into our country, FACT.
We will be able to kick out any non British out of our country, without the ECHR demanding that they stay so as to enjoy a family life or any other such ridiculous excuse, FACT.
We will see an end to unscrupulous employers taking advantage of cheap slave labour, at the expense of well paid British jobs, FACT.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
Would you by a used car off either of these?
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