Reject the propaganda 50p

I think the question is, when is a con just a con and when is it just another cynical pack of lies perpetrated by people who know perfectly well that they are lies?

Sorry, did I say 'con'. I meant coin.

The only people using cash in 2020 are people avoiding tax and people buying drugs.

My hope is that someone will set up a sensible recycling facility. The resulting cash can then be used to help lone child refugees, rejected by Tory MPs who feel they can partake in deeply racist votes with impunity given the race hate atmosphere that Brexit has stimulated and been provoked by.

Pullman is weighing in. He advises rejecting the coin as it does not make use of the Oxford comma.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-51269012
(also known to linguists as the Serial Comma - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_comma)

The coin will say:

"Peace, prosperity and friendship with all nations"

Pullman argues for:

"Peace, prosperity, and friendship with all nations"

Personally I think the lack of a full stop at the end is bad.

Yes, the OC idea is wrong here, but I assume that PP was joking, as I was about the ".".

Edible banknotes might be a good idea.

They can litterally f@@# off!! with their childish spoiled brat bigotry.

Ask yourself the question, if I chucked a paddy for getting 25 years in the EU 50p coin my my change, who would the wider public think is the idoit, the shop assistant or me?

They need to grow up and start showing the advanced intelligence and compassion they falsely claim to have, well let's be honest, it can only be a claim because they certainly seem to do a good job of acting like spolit children.

Ooh, someone's triggered by a bit of light-hearted banter.
The only one who has sounded like a bigoted, spoilt brat so far is you.
(BTW, "childish brat" is a tautology. Also, you need to look up the definition of "bigotry". Just like the old days, eh?)

I think you an idoit [sic], whatever you do or say.


With all due respect, Leavers need to develop a sense of humour - although I assumed they already had one, what with voting for Brexit and Boris! Appears not.

Small business owners and the working poor are generally supportive of Brexit. It’s big business and the professionals ordering their avocado based Americanos that are opposed.

Oh **** me! Reliving the nightmare of parents getting stoned and playing this too loud while I tried to sleep. *shivers*

Brilliance as usual, anything worth while reading to add, or have you still not grasped the abilty to write anything that makes any meaningful substance? You got insult and ridicule off to a tee, ill g9ve you that shame about the rest.

I notice lack of participation from you in the non brexit politcal threads. It's quite a shame maybe you would finallly have to apologise for all the nonsense you have written about me being right wing, providing you can comprehend what is being written, that is. I'm sure you at least think you can

Just in case anyone was going to question my comment about the intelligence of Leavers, you come along and save them the bother.
Top work.

Germany, France and Italy will all make deals very fast with the UK.

As for the 50p ... I quite like it.

I'd like to invoke Poe's Law here, but I have a suspicion you may be serious.

Do your research into business and trade and you'll start to understand that the EU isn't going to cease trade with one of its closest, wealthiest and largest consumers because we left the Union. A lot of remainers tend to get overly emotional and bitter about leaving the EU, but the leaders of those countries aren't sulking teenagers, they're seasoned politicians who understand that trading with the UK is necessary and healthy for both parties.

Despite not voting in the referendum, I initially supported remaining in the EU, but after thinking about the long term possibilities of leaving the EU I started to I feel quite positive about UK's future.

Of course the EU isn't going to cease trading with the UK, but they will force the UK to accept terms that may not be what your average Leave voter had in mind. Already it is accepted that the UK will allow EU fleets access to UK waters in order to be allowed access to EU markets for UK financial services. So much for all those fishermen who voted Leave to "Take Back Our Waters!"

Do your research into business and trade and you'll start to understand that the EU isn't going to cease trade with one of its closest, wealthiest and largest consumers because we left the Union. A lot of remainers tend to get overly emotional and bitter about leaving the EU, but the leaders of those countries aren't sulking teenagers, they're seasoned politicians who understand that trading with the UK is necessary and healthy for both parties.

Despite not voting in the referendum, I initially supported remaining in the EU, but after thinking about the long term possibilities of leaving the EU I started to I feel quite positive about UK's future.