The EU - we are on the home straight folks!

What obvious reasons, jingl?

How the EU began
www.express.co.uk/news/politics/679277/History-EU-how-bureaucrats-seized-power

As a politically interested person I have become "switched off" by the debate on here as it seems to have become an exclusive argument amongst a few regular posters. Incidentally how do you know they're "girl" bullies Firecracker?

School girl bullies Firecracker123, I had something more grown up in mind rhymes with govern but begins with C.

The reason is obvious to me, dj: you told someone to go away. Elsewhere you said you someone "had better stay out of it" meaning off the thread. It's out of order as well as being rude.

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theconversation.com/fact-check-would-brexit-help-or-hinder-young-people-who-want-to-buy-a-house-60819

This is interesting. Whether we are in or out of the EU would mke no difference to whther young people would be able to get on the housing ladder. The EU has no control over housing supply.

And you made a pointed comparison between a current poster and one who no longer posts durhamjen - surely that's against GN rules?

Double, double, toil and trouble indeed! I love Gransnet!

I'm going to see The Scottish Play at the Globe on Saturday.

It was the whole tone of the post jd, and the name mention.

How anyone can bring a Kinnock in as a plus I'll never know.

Not understanding another's point of view is always a problem for some practical

The reason is obvious to me, dj: you told someone to go away. Elsewhere you said you someone "had better stay out of it" meaning off the thread. It's out of order as well as being rude.

This from someone who thought it was OK for a whole thread to exclude just some people and endorsed the thread when the comment "You're trespassing" appeared.

OKay, jingl. I was just fed up of being accused of being misleading, that's all. Still no answer.

Yes, Gracesgran, nothing wrong with a Kinnock. Stephen Kinnock is a very good speaker, with lots of interesting ideas. He answers questions intelligently and directly, unlike many MPs.

Hope you enjoy it Jingle, it's one of my favourites.

theconversation.com/why-brexit-supporters-should-take-an-eu-turn-just-like-i-did-60605

Brilliant from Hilary Benn. "We have moved from the Age of Empire to the Age of Influence. That's why we should remain."

Gracesgran you never spoke a truer word.

Enjoy the play jingle, have never been to the Globe but my sister really enjoyed it.

Not exclude, gg, just not argue, as a favour, and when it was decided that practical's request (it wasn't my request) was not allowable, I accepted that and continued to post on the thread.

PS I don't recall the trespassing comment at all. Will have a look. I think a misinterpretation mistakenly might have happened.

www.taxresearch.org.uk/Documents/Why.png

Why we should stay in the EU.

OK, yes, definitely a misnterpretation, gg, not by me. I 'endorsed' the thread, as you put it, in the second post. The second post in the entire thread. When the trespassing post appeared, a comment by me did not appear until (if my counting is correct) forty-seven posts later. Thereafter I argued as devil's advocate in favour of the original request which, remember, was not my idea.

So, yeah, I think there has been a bit of confusion somewhere along the line in your remembering. It's easily done, so no worries

If the Tory government had not been voted in we wouldn't be in this position
I read somewhere (was it in the Independent?) that, had Ed Miliband promised a referendum as many in his party were pressurising him to do, he would have probably won the election and Ed Balls would not have lost his seat?

Didn't finish post:
Ergo, had Ed promised a referendum, we may have had a Labour Government and would be facing a referendum anyway.

And Corbyn would still be on the backbenches, presumably sticking to his anti-EU principles!