Brexit, for once some facts.

Zlatan

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What is it with this sudden desperation and faux outrage? Is it because the game's up (with boris) or projective identification (are you desperate to find evidence in others of your own prejudice so you can feel a little better about yourselves)? I have no idea how you conclude that I'm racist because I deplore attempts to distract the world attention from Israeli shooting of unarmed Palestinian civilians.
I didt call you racist. You are plenty of other things and probably racist but wasnt me..
 

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I was not discussing this thread when I posted the pedelecs forum has members with all views, so it's balanced. All are free to post in this thread and if those who chose to don't suit you is just your bad luck.

And this statemnt of yours below proves how balanced the pedelecs forum is overall, catering for all views:

"folk on here pushing one aspect or another to folk trying to sell stuff in rest of forum to many pushing illegal modifications and others applauding use of drugs. (soundwave?)"

Your saying that the representation of widely diverse views isn't impartial shows once again your poor understanding of the language.
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Oh, so to be balanced we have to represent drug users and illegal bike users. Strange view of balanced.
Its diverse, I agree. But not balanced.
Balanced suggests a modicum of decency, law abiding and pleasant ness in my book. In yours we should have kray twins posting.
At least we are in agreement this thread is not balanced or impartial.
How can it be with OG and JA posting on it so much.
 
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Balanced suggests a modicum of decency, law abiding and pleasant ness in my book. In yours we should have kray twins posting.
Proving that you do not understand what balanced means. Your version is biased, excluding what you don't like. Here's the dictionary definition:

"taking everything into account; fairly judged or presented."

"accurate and balanced information"

synonyms:fair, equitable, just, unbiased, unprejudiced, objective, impartial, dispassionate, in proportion, that takes everything into account
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Of course the countryside is safer than a city, it only contains 14% of the population, but that's no reason to regularly unjustifiably pick on London as you, some others and the media do.

Birmingham, Liverpool, Leeds, Bradford and many other cities are also far more dangerous than the countryside and often far more dangerous than London.

London is one of the safest cities on earth, the risk to life for those living here like myself and Fingers is vanishingly small.
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I'm not a city / town person. Whenever I stray into a densely populated area, I just want to get out and back to the countryside, so I have a downer on London, Birmingham, Manchester etc before I even start. I'm not jealous of these places, just relieved I don't live there.

There seems to be a report which says that up to 340000 London residents have moved away through fear of escalating violence. Now they may have been spooked by unfair reporting, or the stats. may not be accurate, but I think people must be thinking along these personal safety lines. I would be.
 

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This is a large part of the problem.



It's also someone who won't admit the truth, or who denies something. It has two meanings and two different pronunciations

You may be interested to know that there are other words which you spell the same, but are pronounced differently and have entirely different meanings. I'll shall provide a few examples for your reference:

Refuse: garbage in the dustbin that you put out on a Tuesday evening, or not willing to do something.

Desert: A dry wilderness, or that tasty cup of ice cream you enjoy.

Invalid: Not recognised due to a contravention of regulations, or a spaz.
Desert and Dessert, I think you’ll find.
 
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I'm not a city / town person. Whenever I stray into a densely populated area, I just want to get out and back to the countryside, so I have a downer on London, Birmingham, Manchester etc before I even start. I'm not jealous of these places, just relieved I don't live there.
I also love the countryside and that's why although central London born and bred, I moved out to the fringe very long ago. I'm in London with all its advantages, but as I turn my head sideways to the left I'm looking through my lounge windows at the Surrey Border trees with country all the way to the south coast. I'm just about to go out in a different direction into our 200 acre nature reserve which is wholly within London. Best of both worlds, city and country.

There seems to be a report which says that up to 340000 London residents have moved away through fear of escalating violence.
A large proportion of media nonsense I think. London has a greatly fluctating population, over the last two decades at least 250,000 move out each year and a little more move in so we constantly grow.

This movement means that many who are resident are not yet recorded at any one time, sometimes never recorded. The GLC believes the true resident population is some 10.2 million, rather than the official 8.78 millions.
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This is a large part of the problem.



It's also someone who won't admit the truth, or who denies something. It has two meanings and two different pronunciations

You may be interested to know that there are other words which you spell the same, but are pronounced differently and have entirely different meanings. I'll shall provide a few examples for your reference:

Refuse: garbage in the dustbin that you put out on a Tuesday evening, or not willing to do something.

Desert: A dry wilderness, or to abandon someone.

Invalid: Not recognised due to a contravention of regulations, or a spaz.
You must do better. .
1. Is a noun the other a verb
2 . What can I say that has not already been said.
3. The second usage is at best slang. The first is an adjective, and needs to be qualified by a noun..As in " That is an invalid assumption"
The denier as in someone who denies an objective reality, is not far above slang . Apologist is more accurate.
Contrary to what I intended, I did look up minimal references to Mr Williamson, and cannot see what he has reported as saying as being particularly offensive. It is evident that there are pockets of unrepresentative Jewish spokespersons, very wiling l to have offense taken at anything they perceive as a slight. Considering the history they as a people suffered ,in the WW2 , where some 6 million were murdered, perhaps this is understandable.
 
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You must do better. .
1. Is a noun the other a verb
2 . What can I say that has not already been said.
3. The second usage is at best slang. The first is an adjective, and needs to be qualified by a noun..As in " That is an invalid assumption"
The denier as in someone who denies an objective reality, is not far above slang . Apologist is more accurate.
Contrary to what I intended, I did look up minimal references to Mr Williamson, and cannot see what he has reported as saying as being particularly offensive. It is evident that there are pockets of unrepresentative Jewish spokespersons, very wiling l to have offense taken at anything they perceive as a slight. Considering the history they as a people suffered ,in the WW2 , where some 6 million were murdered, perhaps this is understandable.
A balanced report but rather boring. Long winded way of saying nowt. Thanks. I wasted 2mins of my precious time reading it..
I didnt notice your "balanced" soliloquy (thrown in earlier) mention insults, swearing, drug use and flogging stuff. So thanks for pointing out even under your definition this forum, and especially this thread, are not balanced.
OG and JA (Tom the bigot) will be along soon to confirm. Where is OG every afternoon? Oh I forgot, he pops into co op to display his meat and veg. Oh, silly me.
 
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Contrary to what I intended, I did look up minimal references to Mr Williamson, and cannot see what he has reported as saying as being particularly offensive.
he 'liked', as in FB or Twitter likes, some videos from a guy who was banned from the Labour party for his anti-semitism (Gilad Atzmon).
Apparently, that is a behaviour unbecoming of someone who has an important position in the Labour party.
 
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50Hertz

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You must do better. .
1. Is a noun the other a verb
2 . What can I say that has not already been said.
3. The second usage is at best slang. The first is an adjective, and needs to be qualified by a noun..As in " That is an invalid assumption"
The denier as in someone who denies an objective reality, is not far above slang . Apologist is more accurate.
Contrary to what I intended, I did look up minimal references to Mr Williamson, and cannot see what he has reported as saying as being particularly offensive. It is evident that there are pockets of unrepresentative Jewish spokespersons, very wiling l to have offense taken at anything they perceive as a slight. Considering the history they as a people suffered ,in the WW2 , where some 6 million were murdered, perhaps this is understandable.
As usual, you have over complicated the situation, used too many words which you don’t understand, confused yourself as a result, and then screwed up. This is your defining characteristic, it crops frequently and it probably stems from a low intellect, but a desire to outwardly appear bookish.

Denier is a perfectly correct term in the context in which I wrote it, and it is one which appears in, amongst other dictionaries, The Oxford English Dictionary. It means to deny something and you were clearly unaware of this meaning. In fact, you are completely wrong, denier has no roots in slang at all, but you are not a big enough person to admit that. You are in fact a rather pathetic weaselly person with nothing Interesting or relevant to say.
 
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he 'liked', as in FB or Twitter likes, some videos from a guy who was banned from the Labour party for his anti-semitism (Gilad Atzmon).
Apparently, that is a behaviour unbecoming of someone who has an important position in the Labour party.
Not much chance for us lot then.
 
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What have tights got to do with this?
OG is really going to have something to say about that post 50...You just wait till he, s back from co op. I, m looking forward to it. He, ll be insulting and making up really daft analogies only he finds amusing. Bring it on.
BTW 50, dont beat around the bush so much you should come straight to point and make it.
You must make allowances for Danidl, he waz in eduforcation for 35 years. It takes its towel and makes wan think wan is edufercated. I only managed 32 years, had no effect on me did it.
 
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50Hertz

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What have tights got to do with this?
OG is really going to have something to say about that post 50...You just wait till he, s back from co op. I, m looking forward to it. He, ll be insulting and making up really daft analogies only he finds amusing. Bring it on.
BTW 50, dont beat around the bush so much you should come straight to point and make it.
You must make allowances for Danidl, he waz in eduforcation for 35 years. It takes its towel and makes wan think wan is edufercated. I only managed 32 years, had no effect on me did it.
Gerald will be along soon enough, don’t worry about that. He is probably putting down an additional layer of tinfoil in the loft to shield himself from the Russians and the Internet. Heaven forbid him from getting an alternative viewpoint to consider.
 

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Ok, I, m sold. Denier is way to go.
They aint OG"s legs are they..
Can somebody pop to Co op in Hull and check tho, I, d see him a bit differently if they were.
Og's legs has a ring to it..
That’s my sort of denier, hosiery denier. I deny anyone the right to deny that denier doesn’t look good. I hope those 15 denier clad legs aren’t Gerald’s now I’ve said that.
 
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That’s my sort of denier, hosiery denier. I deny anyone the right to deny that denier doesn’t look good. I hope those 15 denier clad legs aren’t Gerald’s now I’ve said that.
I, m off to co op in Hull if they are.. He, s not clocked off yet, mind you his dangly bits would look a bit misplaced.No,on second thoughts 50 you go and check.I dont think I, d eat for a week...
 
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I, m off to co op in Hull if they are.. He, s not clocked off yet, mind you his dangly bits would look a bit misplaced.No,on second thoughts 50 you go and check.I dont think I, d eat for a week...
I don’t want to entertain the faintest notion of Gerald’s legs in a pair of stockings. There, I’ve said it now, and so it follows that the mental image will haunt me forever. Damn you Zlatan.
 

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As usual, you have over complicated the situation, used too many words which you don’t understand, confused yourself as a result, and then screwed up. This is your defining characteristic, it crops frequently and it probably stems from a low intellect, but a desire to outwardly appear bookish.

Denier is a perfectly correct term in the context in which I wrote it, and it is one which appears in, amongst other dictionaries, The Oxford English Dictionary. It means to deny something and you were clearly unaware of this meaning. In fact, you are completely wrong, denier has no roots in slang at all, but you are not a big enough person to admit that. You are in fact a rather pathetic weaselly person with nothing Interesting or relevant to say.
What I am aware of, and the vocabulary , I choose to use can be different. When you gratuitouly insult someone , as your last sentences have done, do not be surprised when there is comeback.
 
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