RugbyRebels

Mr Cameron said: "There are plenty of reasons that people don’t want to see trade expanded.

"I think they should be honest about it and say they don’t like trade deals rather than using the red herring of the NHS to distract from a trade deal that could add tens of billions to our economy and generate jobs."

What a load of bollocks. Surely this is an idiotic comment even for him.

The 'stay in the EU' nutters will be exposing their cognitive dissonance in spades over it.

Oh wait. It's already started. ^^^^^^^^^^^

UGagain wrote:The 'stay in the EU' nutters will be exposing their cognitive dissonance in spades over it.

Oh wait. It's already started. ^^^^^^^^^^^

Only if you agree with Cameron that those opposed to TTIP just don't like trade deals full stop...

Zhivago wrote:

UGagain wrote:The 'stay in the EU' nutters will be exposing their cognitive dissonance in spades over it.

Oh wait. It's already started. ^^^^^^^^^^^

Only if you agree with Cameron that those opposed to TTIP just don't like trade deals full stop...

You can try to justify your contradictory beliefs all you want.

And I can laugh at you tying yourself in little oh so liberal knots.

I don't care what Cameron says. He's just there to sell a narrative for big business.

The same narrative that's selling the EU.

UGagain wrote:

Zhivago wrote:

UGagain wrote:The 'stay in the EU' nutters will be exposing their cognitive dissonance in spades over it.

Oh wait. It's already started. ^^^^^^^^^^^

Only if you agree with Cameron that those opposed to TTIP just don't like trade deals full stop...

You can try to justify your contradictory beliefs all you want.

And I can laugh at you tying yourself in little oh so liberal knots.

I don't care what Cameron says. He's just there to sell a narrative for big business.

The same narrative that's selling the EU.

How is it contradictory to be against TTIP but for EU?

Zhivago wrote:

UGagain wrote:

Zhivago wrote:
Only if you agree with Cameron that those opposed to TTIP just don't like trade deals full stop...

You can try to justify your contradictory beliefs all you want.

And I can laugh at you tying yourself in little oh so liberal knots.

I don't care what Cameron says. He's just there to sell a narrative for big business.

The same narrative that's selling the EU.

How is it contradictory to be against TTIP but for EU?

One is a corporatist behemoth. The other is a corporatist behemoth.

UGagain wrote:

Zhivago wrote:

UGagain wrote:
You can try to justify your contradictory beliefs all you want.

And I can laugh at you tying yourself in little oh so liberal knots.

I don't care what Cameron says. He's just there to sell a narrative for big business.

The same narrative that's selling the EU.

How is it contradictory to be against TTIP but for EU?

One is a corporatist behemoth. The other is a corporatist behemoth.

True. But I tolerate the EU corporate behemoth because it benefits me in certain ways (e.g. Freedom of movement)

Zhivago wrote:

UGagain wrote:

Zhivago wrote:
How is it contradictory to be against TTIP but for EU?

One is a corporatist behemoth. The other is a corporatist behemoth.

True. But I tolerate the EU corporate behemoth because it benefits me in certain ways (e.g. Freedom of movement)

Much like you excuse the disgusting fascists in Ukraine. For personal benefit.

Not much by way of an ethical human being really, are you?

UGagain wrote:

Zhivago wrote:

UGagain wrote:
One is a corporatist behemoth. The other is a corporatist behemoth.

True. But I tolerate the EU corporate behemoth because it benefits me in certain ways (e.g. Freedom of movement)

Much like you excuse the disgusting fascists in Ukraine. For personal benefit.

Not much by way of an ethical human being really, are you?

What benefit could I possibly gain from that (which is not true btw)?