Well it appears to be for you, having reveled in ripping off the taxpayer!
Good news for UK
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I really don't get the logic, you like to discuss the failing asylum system so when that is mentioned by others they are uk haters?
Lets flip it - UK is brilliant then why did we need Brexit? Everything was going well why have Brexit?
Are those split shifts at the care home making you delirious? Try to get some proper sleep in between.
If you start getting the symptoms of an illness that you know could possibly kill you, you go and get treatment for that before the condition gets out of control.
If the EU is such a great club to be in, why have more than half of the members got inflation rates higher than the UK?
It would make me happier if wealth was fairly distributed so that there weren't millions of people living in fuel and food poverty.
And then there's the millions of people just surviving with an come barely covering the monthly outgoings and the fear that they are maybe just 3 paycheques from being homeless.
Brexit hasn't helped it's exacerbated it... it has enabled more wealth to go to the wealthy.
Congestion charging hasn't helped either.
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My mate taught his dog to play trombone on the underground.
He went from barking to tooting in less than an hour.
But you voted for it!
Inflation in the UK at 6.7% again...
What about the rest of the G7?
US: 3.7% in September
Canada: 3.8% in September
Germany: 4.5% in September
France: +4.9% in September
Italy: +5.3% in September
Japan: +3.2% in August
Nothing to do with Brexit of course
What about the rest of the G7?
US: 3.7% in September
Canada: 3.8% in September
Germany: 4.5% in September
France: +4.9% in September
Italy: +5.3% in September
Japan: +3.2% in August
Nothing to do with Brexit of course
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And you said you were leaving this forum.
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Now you are saying it wasn't going well and the UK was getting sick - your words. So when you said everthing was brilliant was a lie then.
So these symptoms - what were they and how would they kill you? How do you know it was terminal?
So this treatment was what? How do you know the treatment worked?
So using your analogy you received treatment for an illness before it became terminal - and now you are better? Can you explain what is better?
What about that country you are always putting up as a shining example? You know, the one you say your 'partner' came from, the one that wouldn’t let you emigrate there? How's inflation doing there?
Brexit. Most long term medicines take time to kick in as long as there are no other contributing factors. We've been held up by covid, the war and the general world recession. Don’t worry, it’ll all come good in the end.
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So lets continue this analogy. Long term medicines take time to kick in? Are you confusing this with medicines that you are on for life?
So this medicine that hasn't kicked in yet - you cant tell me when it will kick in - just that you hope it will? After its kicked in will we need to stop it?
So no other country faced covid? No other country was effected by the War?
So if covid affected the country in very negative way - who was leading the country?
Every analogy you make you end up contradciting yourself or just making up something new to justify your point.
Notch7 flips and flops. He likes to be on the side of populism.