Do you think he’s right?

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        78 months ago

        Scotland never wanted to leave in the first place. I believe there’s strength in sticking with the other EU members (esp as I currently live in the US and feel the differences between US legislation and EU legislation most days e.g. right to repair) and I believe a lot of what people were sold on (particularly farmers and fishermen) to vote leave was inaccurate.

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          18 months ago

          I believe there’s strength in sticking with the other EU members

          What do you mean, “strength”?

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            18 months ago

            Looking at this and your other comments I think they just don’t want to engage with the sealion

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                  8 months ago

                  feigning ignorance of the subject matter

                  your comments do come off a little bit like that

                  LOL damned if you do, damned if you don’t. If one doesn’t understand what another person means, there’s no way to gain understanding except to ask them. That people interpret genuine attempts to enter into dialogue as feigning ignorance shows, to me at least, the astonishingly low level of average communication ability.

                  people often use it to dismiss any further discussion

                  Communication can be too difficult for some.