If me and Murdoch think alike, then it is pleasing to know that his motives really are as simple as believing in Britain as a nation state like so many other countries around the world function as. However, I do not of course think you are giving me that benefit of the doubt are of course projecting what you would like me to be rather than what I really am. I don't actually see myself advocating anything more than Britain having a Parliament as the supreme body which is chosen by the British people to represent the British people. Is that really so horrifying to you? I have not deviated at all in thinking Brexit was and is the correct thing to do from a purely moral way of thinking. I do not believe British people should have their borders open nor have rules enforced beyond Parliament. It is that damn simple. If it is a script, then I have been reading it a good 3 years or so now and don't actually read much of Murdoch's press. It must be a meeting of the minds.
There is nothing stopping Britain from having a decent relationship with the EU after leaving. However, we do know that the handsome chap at the Lib Dem gathering has said that he would like to make things worse for Britain. Now, that is revealing, right? The people you want to stay with will try and make your life worse if you do not act as their subordinates. I am sorry, but that is not how you create peace or move on and that is why I prefer No Deal. There will be fall out regardless and people know that, but the EU has to understand that it too will face penalties because of the way it has behaved. Now, it can pretend that the UK is like Greece, but it is a whole different ball game and it is really in their interests to reasonable and if they cannot do that, then No Deal it is. You want reason, but if no reason is offered, then you teach the bully the hard way. And they are bullies. Greece was bullied beyond all reason and these are the people you want to be buddies with? Strange.
I am not sure why you think I want a one party state. I actually like a Social Democrat political system where people get to choose from a variety of parties and I would prefer proportional representation as that, like a referendum, is just more democratic. I am a pretty democratic kind of guy. I do not eat a full English breakfast as it is very unhealthy and bacon is full of phosphates that do very serious damage. However, there is no denying that an English breakfast taken in small doses is a very enjoyable thing. I have very little in common with Robert Mugabe.
That list of things is all well and good, but my opening paragraph here really encapsulates my point which you never seem to accept. I am not for instance saying that Morgan is a good person, but he was correct to call out a Labour Party that has ZERO consistency. Corbyn promised to respect the results of the election, he immediately called for the leave to be kicked into motion and here he is arguing for a new referendum. The vote was simple: Stay or Leave. So simplistic it could be a Clash lyric. No confusion to be had. The people want to go. It was democratic, both sides spoke gibberish. However, the people understand what the question meant.
Nope, I do not wish I had gone to Eton. I am too pretty for a place like that. Even when choosing a University for the first time I could have gone to a far better one, but just wanted to be around my friends. I am not all that snobby. I don't think the ordinary working person is beneath me. It is you who spits on the notion of working on a checkout counter considering yourself the arty type. I have done jobs packing vegetables, washing dishes, working in bookies. I was hardly born with a silver spoon and hanging out in torture dungeons with hedge funders. A pretty ordinary person in the great scheme of things, but for sure, I do not approve of open borders and Filipino's going to the West on student visa's and then with some savings then be able to import the rest of their family which happens and then be able to stay indefinitely. One cannot do the same in the other direction and thus I am critical of such things. It doesn't mean I am superior, but it means that people are taking advantage. The Indian can buy property in the UK, but the Brit cannot do so in India and many, many countries. It's not a fair deal and I am critical of that.
I do not argue for the elite not to pay taxes at all. In fact I repeat it over and over and over and you just don't listen. I believe in redistributive taxation systems, but at the same time I would like to see a welfare overhaul and a complete rethinking of the NHS. No privatisation at all, but a charge for self induced situations like getting a stomach pumped and anyone coming in from overseas has to pay at the point of use for say 3 years and no benefits for 3 years including housing benefit etc. It needs to be more disciplined. Thus the rich should pay and that should be used to train local nurses, local plumbers, local people doing local things instead of stealing labor from poor countries.


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