Ah yes, somehow I had made myself forget about that. Self delusion, maybe it can save me from depression yet!
Lucas Jackson
Aaaaaaall the time baby
Isaiah Gomez
The local police station was shut 5 years ago. I always see police from other areas roaring past, then going past again the other way minutes later as they don't know the area at all.
Evan Jones
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Blake James
>paramilitary social workers
Andrew Martinez
This
Blake Ward
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Connor Bennett
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Sebastian Turner
An excellent way to describe the police. I'll be stealing that.
Cameron Reyes
Reminder that britpol is a pro EU and Islam multicultural board of peace
Christian Parker
Hitchens said it I think.
Evan Ortiz
Handicap is an insult? I thought that's just what they are?
Colton Bell
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John Peterson
Well in the GE voting intention strawpolls a lot of people did say they were voting Conservative, so that might not be too far from the truth.
Noah Wilson
The topics that came out of Brit/pol/'s favourite writer this week: >drive slower >we have to stay in the EU
So ridiculous to see this actual Jew splashed around these threads, so often at that.
Bentley Morgan
Even YKTD didn't agree with him on everything.
Julian Bailey
When did peter say we have to stay in the EU?
Kevin Carter
Why is everyone saying he's pro-EU now? Not in touch atm, is it just another anonymong sperg out like with the drugs=crime somehow means islam=/=terrorism. I know he wanted to stay in the market.
Thomas Sanchez
I think his only concern was with staying in the market for stability or something like that, I haven't read his last two columns. It's not like he's suddenly changed his opinion that he has held and written about for the last few decades.
Joshua Scott
Wednesday or so.
He himself said it was a 'change of mind', idiot.
Caleb Rivera
>African queen >Green-eyed hollywood actress with a tan
Jose Clark
From what I know, his main concern was sovereignty. He's never supported whatever the fuck anonymongs think "hard brexit" means.
Nolan Nelson
>LITERALLY says he had a change of mind on a topic >"h-he's always said that"
This is what I mean, bending over backwards to defend everything he fucking says. Tripfag cancer.
Leo Sanchez
I literally just said i'm not in touch you fucking retarded cunt. So I clearly haven't read whatever the fuck you're on about.
Angel Powell
There is no variation of brexit. It's in or out. There's no hard or flaccid.
Jaxson James
So why the fuck are you chiming in to defend it? Weird cunt.
Easton Perry
Go on, give us your source and quote.
Jason Wilson
>Gove confirms foreign access to UK fishing grounds
When did the public vote for this?
Henry Ward
I would support a full removal from the EU both economically and constitutionally, but you're fucking retarded if you think that's going to happen, especially when it's been instigated by referendum
Hudson Rivera
See the comments on his Norway opinion piece, he commented there saying it was fair to call it a change of heart. You've already seen it obviously but you've now co-opted his tiresome contrarianism.
Elijah Jenkins
I want a link and quote that back up your claim that he said "we have to stay in the EU".
Justin Murphy
>Anonymongs into reading comprehension I actually hate most of you cunts
Jaxson Collins
>youre fucking retarded if you think that's going to happen
Woah woah, calm it down with the vitriol. I said no such thing.
Mason Carter
>he has no sauce Lel Fuck up cunt
Aaron Lewis
Because it's all a bullshit smokescreen
Instead of spending time in negotiations they spend their time trying to work out how to lie about it
There is no hope young padawan
Adam Ross
We're not a direct democracy.
Caleb Hall
I bet he is frenetically googling and going up to the 10th page of each search result to try to back up his claim right now.
Also >I have found Christopher Booker's arguments about the non-tariff barriers which would descend on our borders if we left the Single Market utterly convincing, and I have also concluded that government which *wants* to limit immigration( as our does not) could use the special provisions of the EEA to obtain it. Maybe I am kidding myself, but in any case, the consequences of an abrupt departure from the Single Market are so serious that they overcome all other arguments for me.
Staying in the single market means staying in the EU. If you argue that then your fanboyism has grown to such a ridiculous level that there is no point discussing this further.
Nathan Baker
Anyone else love trying to ruin foreign countries' reputations on Sup Forums when they go on holiday? Great fun.
Henry Adams
I already said where it was.
Cheers.
John Jones
Protected fishing rights was on the brexit menu wasn't it?
Genuinely can't remember but I'm sure I remember it being part of the debate
Cameron King
Reminder too that their original argument was:
>Peter was always clear on this Nope, said otherwise himself. Change of heart.
Also, Eddie (who now favours a soft Brexit, i.e. not leaving the EU, see his previous posts in this very thread) hadn't even seen the piece and STILL defended it sight-unseen! Tripfag cancer.
Jace Parker
So, to be clear then, at no point did he say, or even imply that "we have to stay in the EU", he merely expressed concerns about the way we leave, after having stated that the method about which he changed his mind would be okay so long as provisions were available for our government to limit migration, which he doubted they would.
Daniel Perry
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Sebastian Cook
He's always been for the market to some degree. His issues have always been those of sovereignty. Your own quote says a change of heart not of mind.
Logan Murphy
Going to bed lads. Gonna have a parmo later. Looking to be a good sunday.
Asher Thomas
I can't believe he still went on to argue it. Even hard remainers know staying in the single market means staying in the EU.
Charles Diaz
>Also, Eddie (who now favours a soft Brexit, i.e. not leaving the EU, see his previous posts in this very thread) Making shit up >hadn't even seen the piece and STILL defended it sight-unseen! Tripfag cancer. Can't into reading comprehension
Jack Howard
This is exactly what I'm talking about, anonymongs are so deeply entrenched into identity politics that they desperately scrabble to misrepresent everything someone they've ficklessly decided they don't like. They did exactly the same thing when PH refused to comment on Nonces because he isn't qualified or researched in the subject.
Jaxon Hernandez
Nobody cares
Caleb James
That image is specifically target against randposter, not really related to your post is it?
Such a shit poster you can't even use ad hominem properly.
Joshua Phillips
Sort of, getting our sovereignty over the waters back was on the 'brexit menu', but sovereignty is just getting the choice to say yes or no, and evidently our government has chosen to grant access to the waters.
We're not Switzerland, we don't get to vote on absolutely everything, unfortunately.
Elijah Young
NOBODY CARES O B O D Y
C A R E S
Lincoln Morales
UK has more minorities and more women in police every year.
Brayden Taylor
We know.
Christopher Clark
>Ms. Nosemanda Spielman >based
Oliver James
It's pointless mate, when proven wrong, rather than adjust their stance based on new facts, they prefer to just stick their fingers in their ears and go "LALALALALALA"
Tyler Myers
Lol Anonymong BTFO
Elijah Jackson
But it's fun reducing them to that point.
Jonathan Carter
Why are fucking Walkers crisp packets now blue for Cheese and Onion
Evan Richardson
But did you know this? This is why crime isn't solved. DEFINITION: HMIC grouped the different roles that comprise policing into three categories, which they defined as follows: 1.)Operational front line functions include things like patrolling neighbourhoods, responding to 999 calls, roads policing and protecting vulnerable people. 2.)Operational support functions include things like intelligence to support investigations or direct patrol and scientific support to process forensic evidence. 3.)Business support functions include things like facilities management, training, and finance departments, without which forces could not operate, but which are not operational policing functions.
Benjamin Myers
I remember when salt and vinegar were blue.
Chase Rodriguez
Was that before or after you got fucked in the arse?
William Cox
They never were.
Joseph Green
Starting to get a bit frustrated with it recently.
Jayden Jones
>anonymong "arguments"
Carter Smith
Go back to being The Comedian.
Ryder Clark
That's an actual fucking newspaper in Scotland?
Ayden Walker
I'm sure they were.
Thomas Scott
>Staying in the single market means staying in the EU
But this is just wrong.
Daniel Thomas
You should see The National.
Dylan Sanders
Why do you fall over yourselves to cheer for a Jamacain nigger ? He's not even your nigger ffs.
Christopher Thomas
Oh please tell us more about vaguely recollecting the colour of salt and vinegar crisps in between mental breakdowns
Walkers salt and vinegar have always been green. Other brands (now mostly wiped out or taken over by Walkers) such as Smith's used to be light blue, with green as the cheese and onion colour.
Parker Perry
If you have an opinion on the single market and you haven't heard of Article 112, you need to get out.
Gavin Moore
Does it mention the colour of crisp packets? If not, I'm not interested.
Levi Reyes
I don't believe them.
Ian Johnson
Wasn't it the other brands that tended to be blue? Like tayto
Juan Richardson
Yes, most still are as well.
Lincoln Watson
Who recommended Krapp's Last Tape the other day, thanks it was a decent listen
Jason Hughes
It's almost as if near the turn of the millennium it would have been advantageous for Walkers to set out to differentiate themselves from the rest of the market, perhaps by changing the colour scheme of their crisp flavours.
Jason Wilson
dumb frogposter
Jacob Morris
It seems like a weird thing to lie about.
Jose Jackson
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Landon Turner
Usually in church on a Sunday morning but today enjoying a comfy read of the papers. All I have to do now is decide whether to have a soft or hard boiled egg for brexit
