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[Xizor]

The worrying thing is the rest of the leave camp not calling him out on it, just idly watching or in some instances encouraging and defending.

Yeah, I noticed a fair few 'likes' of some pretty ropey RichardP posts by some of the usual suspects. Didn't want to raise it at the time as it would have just further derailed what was already a bit of a sh_show but my estimation of a few of them has gone down (which is saying something) and I've had to put a couple on ignore now as I can't read through their dishonest nonsense without getting worked up.

 

[Armaghtoffee]

Oh you poor repressed minority you.
I found it really interesting learning about those ships filled with Brexiteer slaves that William Wilberforce fought to free. And about the Brexiteer segregation of schools and water fountains

I agree completely mate but I nearly dropped my drink when I read your tag line “Say no to ginger managers” lol

 

[Jebus_lives]

Yeah, I noticed a fair few 'likes' of some pretty ropey RichardP posts by some of the usual suspects. Didn't want to raise it at the time as it would have just further derailed what was already a bit of a sh_show but my estimation of a few of them has gone down (which is saying something) and I've had to put a couple on ignore now as I can't read through their dishonest nonsense without getting worked up.

I've never put anyone on ignore. I think the majority just have a different view to me and I'm happy to debate. But, you could clearly see warning signs in those posts, edging towards racist rhetoric, but when you challenge it you're branded 'hysterical' or 'playing the racist card'.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/european-institute/sites/european-institute/files/eu-uk_data_flows_brexit_and_no-deal.pdf

Impact of no deal on data flows between the UK and EU

“Many organisations will not have set up the necessary alternative legal arrangements by then and could therefore face enforcement action and large fines from EU regulators for unlawful EU-UK data transfers,”

 

[SteveSC]

The weird thing is, his posts elsewhere were perfectly sane. Just in here he went full on wum/racist.

Isn't that the same for most of the weirdos and closet racists. Act normal and rational until pushed in a debate. He went over the edge because he had so many debating with him that he cracked and showed his true colors.

 

[roydo]

Isn't that the same for most of the weirdos and closet racists. Act normal and rational until pushed in a debate. He went over the edge because he had so many debating with him that he cracked and showed his true colors.

Its something we take great care over when canning an account for racism cos its quite an accusation. Sometimes ignorance can be not an excuse, but can be understood.


But this afternoon, like you say, his true colours were revealed.

But there we go. Lets move on and see what giggles this process will throw up next.

 

[Alan Whittle]

Since when did Brexiteers get their own race anyway?

Race to the bottom?

 

[Jebus_lives]

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/european-institute/sites/european-institute/files/eu-uk_data_flows_brexit_and_no-deal.pdf

Impact of no deal on data flows between the UK and EU

“Many organisations will not have set up the necessary alternative legal arrangements by then and could therefore face enforcement action and large fines from EU regulators for unlawful EU-UK data transfers,”

Big worry in the NHS this. Particularly where data is processed or analysed in Europe. Currently it can be sent and received without any friction. We will still be able to send things to Europe in the event of No Deal but we might not get the information back.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Its something we take great care over when canning an account for racism cos its quite an accusation. Sometimes ignorance can be not an excuse, but can be understood.


But this afternoon, like you say, his true colours were revealed.

But there we go. Lets move on and see what giggles this process will throw up next.

Giggles with biggles. 'i do a bit of blue, a bit about minorities and ethnics and nothing PC... It's fun for all the family'

 

[Jebus_lives]

Immigration on free movement was a big issue not the only one in the 2016 1.4 million winning the EU referendum - Yes lets have immigration, but stop free movement as we cannot sustain a city as big as Hull arriving each year the figures have dropped since Brexit but gone up from the continents outside the EU- we need controlled immigration from all over the world - Boris is suggesting a points system which is more caring than Mays they must have a high paid job - he also may illegal immigrants stay if they have jobs , and are contributing to society - no problems from me even on that point ....
we are only a small island housing is in demand etc etc services have been cut to the bone unnecessary. but something has to be done on free movement......

They wouldn't be illegal if we are giving them permission to stay.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Big worry in the NHS this. Particularly where data is processed or analysed in Europe. Currently it can be sent and received without any friction. We will still be able to send things to Europe in the event of No Deal but we might not get the information back.

And the EU have been doing a lot of stuff on data portability, especially in healthcare that largely go unnoticed by the general public. One of those very unfortunate casualties of all this as it probably qualifies as some of that 'political integration' stuff that doesn't get covered by any trade deal (ever).

 

[Jebus_lives]

And the EU have been doing a lot of stuff on data portability, especially in healthcare that largely go unnoticed by the general public. One of those very unfortunate casualties of all this as it probably qualifies as some of that 'political integration' stuff that doesn't get covered by any trade deal (ever).

It's huge in the NHS. Particularly for cross EU activity such as medicines and vaccine manufacturing. on an individual basis, the last I heard there wasn't a conclusive answer on what would happen regarding reciprocal healthcare in the event of No Deal. It could have serious implication if you're receiving treatment which will start prior to 31st October but continue afterwards. It has costing implications, insurance implications, questions regarding standards of care and equipment but importantly the data and access to records for that individual.

 

[Xizor]

Big worry in the NHS this. Particularly where data is processed or analysed in Europe. Currently it can be sent and received without any friction. We will still be able to send things to Europe in the event of No Deal but we might not get the information back.

"Nurse! Where are PeteBlue's x-rays? We sent them off to the lab in France for analysis weeks ago and we're operating in 10 minutes!"
"Sorry, Doctor, all that came back was this blue passport with a post-it note saying 'bon chance PierreBleu' "

 

[JimmyJeffers]

His posting style is familiar... can’t quite nail it yet but we’ve had a few on here very similar over the years and they always try to creep back under another name.... sadly the posting style still remains.... oh.... and why do all the weirdos on here claim to be pilots ?

@Robertor

 

[Joey66]

They wouldn't be illegal if we are giving them permission to stay.

It's called an animesty only workers who are contributing to the country's income..