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That, is extreme, none of us are either right or wrong all the time, but the evangelistic fury used by some 'moderates' should be viewed with suspicion (by at least 95% of us). |
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Less that is because being a ' moderate' is very subjective.
The term means different things to different people......it is very elastic, but not quite 'a one size fits all'. |
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Making several of your recent posts, irrelevant? Good job I've got my moderate head on otherwise who knows what arguments we could have had. [emoji41] |
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No Less, I don't argue with you.....:)we have a productive discussion of ideas.
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Are you sure you're a 'moderate'? |
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Maybe I am moderate after all, as I am happy to listen to your views, even if they do not exactly match mine. I respect your right to have those views. |
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I had a letter a few weeks ago from the Union of which I am a member.
It advised me to vote for Jeremy Corbyn. I have a mind of my own and didn't like being almost told who to vote for. I have been a member of the same branch since 1970 and chairman for twenty years until I retired. Today I cancelled my membership. |
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Cheeky sods. Who the hell are they to start dispensing "advice" as if their members are children who have to be guided in the right direction? Not surprised you resigned.
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So are those MP's who were so scathing about the leader now getting in line to follow him...or are they still defiant......or is it too early to say what the turncoats will do???
Would you trust a bunch of MP's who had stabbed you in the back, the front, and the sides? As to the unions telling you who to vote for in such an election...this has always gone on. Some folk would be daft enough to follow thatdirective. I would vote for who I wanted and tell the union to mind their own beeswax. |
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I stopped paying into a union back in the 70's which was the, Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunications and Plumbing Union, I paid I attended meetings, then they came up with this marvellous idea, electronics is the future so, any electrician wanting a free course to gain qualifications in electronics could apply.
I suggested that as the electricians were getting a free course could I and other electronics engineers have a free course to gain the qualifications to do the electricians work? We'll get back to you, was the reply. A month later I was told there aren't enough electronics engineers to warrant me gaining such qualifications within the union, I argued the point that we are all equal we all pay in the same amount, whats good for one must surely be good for another? Nope, not enough of you, there will be even less of us if the electricians are given a free ride to qualifications, how can my union, be prejudiced against my livelihood? Ah well a sign of the times was the reply, that was the last time I paid into a union or attended a meeting. |
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