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Moving on and forgiveness are quite different. I won't forgive either but I realise we have to get through it. Harping back to old disagreements will not help.

Darro wrote:

rfh40 wrote:..... perhaps firms just might start paying a decent salary.

The UK flag seems to be a fair indication of where you stand but let's not forget that one mans pay rise is the next mans price rise.

And Jonno, UK did not vote to leave, just 37% of the eloctorate did that.

It has to be acknowledged that the advisory vote DID, favour leaving, however, the Government didn’t have to abide by that decision but, chose to because it’s monied supporters desired it.

Perhaps if Cameron had of stayed, he may have steered HMS Great Britain away from those perilous Brexit Rocks but, he handed the helm to people keen to ground and shipwreck the Country.

As tight as the vote was and as misguided many leavers were, a large portion of blame must lie with the apathetic, who didn’t get off their respective arses and exercise their franchise. It’s just possible that the result may have been the same but, there’s a chance that a decision, either way, may have been more emphatic and remove the bitterness caused by a tantalisingly close outcome.

I’m a remainer and will campaign for the UK, or, what’s left of it, to rejoin the EU, Euros and all.

Glassfull wrote:

Darro wrote:

rfh40 wrote:..... perhaps firms just might start paying a decent salary.

The UK flag seems to be a fair indication of where you stand but let's not forget that one mans pay rise is the next mans price rise.

And Jonno, UK did not vote to leave, just 37% of the eloctorate did that.

It has to be acknowledged that the advisory vote DID, favour leaving, however, the Government didn’t have to abide by that decision but, chose to because it’s monied supporters desired it.

Perhaps if Cameron had of stayed, he may have steered HMS Great Britain away from those perilous Brexit Rocks but, he handed the helm to people keen to ground and shipwreck the Country.

As tight as the vote was and as misguided many leavers were, a large portion of blame must lie with the apathetic, who didn’t get off their respective arses and exercise their franchise. It’s just possible that the result may have been the same but, there’s a chance that a decision, either way, may have been more emphatic and remove the bitterness caused by a tantalisingly close outcome.

I’m a remainer and will campaign for the UK, or, what’s left of it, to rejoin the EU, Euros and all.

Shortages for shops , cafes, and farms why are there any unemployed?? I’d have thought the Uk had enough people on the dole that could fill these vacancies!

Anniep wrote:Shortages for shops , cafes, and farms why are there any unemployed?? I’d have thought the Uk had enough people on the dole that could fill these vacancies!

Maybe, the inner city unemployed don’t live near a farm?

Bus them out to the farms like they do with the pickers over here.

Benjy wrote:Bus them out to the farms like they do with the pickers over here.

A sound bite from a Tory Party conference? Problem is, there’s no real thought behind it

Glassfull wrote:

Anniep wrote:Shortages for shops , cafes, and farms why are there any unemployed?? I’d have thought the Uk had enough people on the dole that could fill these vacancies!

Maybe, the inner city unemployed don’t live near a farm?

They live near shops and cafes,

lets be clear i voted to remain in the EU as did scotland we have no voice in scotland when i see boris and his tory cronies i am of the opinion now i would vote for indipendance