| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... 00:03 - Sep 12 with 5096 views | callis |
Sounds it and people appear to have gone ape-sh1t on Twitter, no tweets from anyone playing it down. If this isn’t sensationalist or a dodgy source and what it’s getting across is true my brain might explode from the madness. |  |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 11:27 - Sep 12 with 620 views | SpruceMoose |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 09:21 - Sep 12 by lowhouseblue |
do you know they've given millions? and when did they donate? if it was before or during the referendum then it's a bit of a stretch to claim that it is shaping their risk positions now. seems to me that the tweet is throwing together some vague associations and trying to build a conspiracy out of them. |
So you have these questions, that would be worth looking into, but you're still happy to declare 'nothing to see here'?
Interesting. |  |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 11:32 - Sep 12 with 591 views | wkj |
Because flimflam said there is nothing to see here, can you not read? I thought the added carrots you'd be eating would have given you super sight by now. |  |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 11:34 - Sep 12 with 579 views | callis |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 11:32 - Sep 12 by wkj |
Because flimflam said there is nothing to see here, can you not read? I thought the added carrots you'd be eating would have given you super sight by now. |
It's offset by all the recreational chemicals I ingest. | |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 11:36 - Sep 12 with 570 views | wkj |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 11:34 - Sep 12 by callis |
It's offset by all the recreational chemicals I ingest. |
I see you and GlasgowBlue are enjoying cases upon cases of Diet Coke with one another | |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 11:40 - Sep 12 with 551 views | footers |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 11:36 - Sep 12 by wkj |
I see you and GlasgowBlue are enjoying cases upon cases of Diet Coke with one another |
Substance abuse issues, no doubt. |  |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 11:45 - Sep 12 with 530 views | wkj |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 09:51 - Sep 12 by lowhouseblue |
brexit has become so tribal that people simply can't comprehend how someone can legitimately have a different view from them. I voted remain, my side lost, I want to see the referendum result honoured through a deal. that's a logical and honest position. the fact that I don't shout the same slogans as you or get over-excited at every anti Brexit story, doesn't make me the same as farage. the tribal, blinkered, intolerant nature of Brexit discussions now is truly awful. |
Are you doing okay lowhouse? Or have you had one too many coffees at the chapel this morning, your posts are usually well punctuated and structured, this one doesn't seem to live up to your typical quality of presentation. | |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 11:48 - Sep 12 with 516 views | chicoazul |
Hmm. 8bn is a drop in the ocean to be honest in terms of transactions. But who would honestly be surprised if Hedge Funds do indeed make a lot of money off BRrexit, especially those ones that backed it in the first place? |  |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 12:40 - Sep 12 with 491 views | footers |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 11:45 - Sep 12 by wkj |
Are you doing okay lowhouse? Or have you had one too many coffees at the chapel this morning, your posts are usually well punctuated and structured, this one doesn't seem to live up to your typical quality of presentation. |
Decaf or a nice Horlicks might be a better option. Especially if you're planning on taking a nap or two. | |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 12:49 - Sep 12 with 472 views | jeera |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 11:48 - Sep 12 by chicoazul |
Hmm. 8bn is a drop in the ocean to be honest in terms of transactions. But who would honestly be surprised if Hedge Funds do indeed make a lot of money off BRrexit, especially those ones that backed it in the first place? |
But not just backed it, but helped make it happen.
That's not the same thing at all. |  |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 12:51 - Sep 12 with 464 views | lowhouseblue |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 11:45 - Sep 12 by wkj |
Are you doing okay lowhouse? Or have you had one too many coffees at the chapel this morning, your posts are usually well punctuated and structured, this one doesn't seem to live up to your typical quality of presentation. |
'coffees at the chapel'? i'm hoping that means something to you?
the discussion of brexit on here is awful. it's the same group endlessly shouting out the same slogans and trying desperately to out do one another with their outrage. it's the end of democracy, boris is a liar, it's a capitalist plot, there's been a coup, boris has committed treason, people are going to die in the streets, it's illegal, there won't be any lettuce, etc, etc and if you disagree you're a tory. repeat ad nauseum. it's both depressing and very very dull. |  |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 12:54 - Sep 12 with 452 views | callis |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 12:51 - Sep 12 by lowhouseblue |
'coffees at the chapel'? i'm hoping that means something to you?
the discussion of brexit on here is awful. it's the same group endlessly shouting out the same slogans and trying desperately to out do one another with their outrage. it's the end of democracy, boris is a liar, it's a capitalist plot, there's been a coup, boris has committed treason, people are going to die in the streets, it's illegal, there won't be any lettuce, etc, etc and if you disagree you're a tory. repeat ad nauseum. it's both depressing and very very dull. |
You have read your input on Labour/Corbyn threads, right!? | |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 12:56 - Sep 12 with 441 views | footers |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 12:51 - Sep 12 by lowhouseblue |
'coffees at the chapel'? i'm hoping that means something to you?
the discussion of brexit on here is awful. it's the same group endlessly shouting out the same slogans and trying desperately to out do one another with their outrage. it's the end of democracy, boris is a liar, it's a capitalist plot, there's been a coup, boris has committed treason, people are going to die in the streets, it's illegal, there won't be any lettuce, etc, etc and if you disagree you're a tory. repeat ad nauseum. it's both depressing and very very dull. |
We apologise that the level of discourse doesn't satisfy you. You're not forced to read any of it if it upsets you so much y'know. | |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 12:56 - Sep 12 with 436 views | wkj |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 12:51 - Sep 12 by lowhouseblue |
'coffees at the chapel'? i'm hoping that means something to you?
the discussion of brexit on here is awful. it's the same group endlessly shouting out the same slogans and trying desperately to out do one another with their outrage. it's the end of democracy, boris is a liar, it's a capitalist plot, there's been a coup, boris has committed treason, people are going to die in the streets, it's illegal, there won't be any lettuce, etc, etc and if you disagree you're a tory. repeat ad nauseum. it's both depressing and very very dull. |
Opinions should be welcomed no matter how much we agree or disagree with them, so too should rebuttal, which is what I see on TWTD. What I do not see is people making it personal, with a few exceptions of "nice to see you grow a pear" and lower class jabs like those. We should be welcoming debate in my opinion. | |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:03 - Sep 12 with 409 views | itfcjoe |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 12:51 - Sep 12 by lowhouseblue |
'coffees at the chapel'? i'm hoping that means something to you?
the discussion of brexit on here is awful. it's the same group endlessly shouting out the same slogans and trying desperately to out do one another with their outrage. it's the end of democracy, boris is a liar, it's a capitalist plot, there's been a coup, boris has committed treason, people are going to die in the streets, it's illegal, there won't be any lettuce, etc, etc and if you disagree you're a tory. repeat ad nauseum. it's both depressing and very very dull. |
This thread is a mile away from that, is probably one of the threads with the most genuine discussion on things about Brexit |  |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:06 - Sep 12 with 405 views | lowhouseblue |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 12:56 - Sep 12 by wkj |
Opinions should be welcomed no matter how much we agree or disagree with them, so too should rebuttal, which is what I see on TWTD. What I do not see is people making it personal, with a few exceptions of "nice to see you grow a pear" and lower class jabs like those. We should be welcoming debate in my opinion. |
it's not really debate though is it - it's a form of group think more akin to chanting. say anything out of line and you're a tory etc.
I don't really understand why Brexit has become so incredibly tribal. | |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:12 - Sep 12 with 379 views | itfcjoe |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:06 - Sep 12 by lowhouseblue |
it's not really debate though is it - it's a form of group think more akin to chanting. say anything out of line and you're a tory etc.
I don't really understand why Brexit has become so incredibly tribal. |
The Vote Leave campaign literally set it up to be tribal - watch the Cambridge Analytica programme on Netflix - it is/was their MO - divide people, drive that wedge further and further in pursuit of pleasing their pay masters.
It's not conspiracy, it's all out there | |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:13 - Sep 12 with 374 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 09:51 - Sep 12 by lowhouseblue |
brexit has become so tribal that people simply can't comprehend how someone can legitimately have a different view from them. I voted remain, my side lost, I want to see the referendum result honoured through a deal. that's a logical and honest position. the fact that I don't shout the same slogans as you or get over-excited at every anti Brexit story, doesn't make me the same as farage. the tribal, blinkered, intolerant nature of Brexit discussions now is truly awful. |
"Oh Jeremy Corbyn".....let me hear you now..... |  |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:15 - Sep 12 with 370 views | lowhouseblue |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:12 - Sep 12 by itfcjoe |
The Vote Leave campaign literally set it up to be tribal - watch the Cambridge Analytica programme on Netflix - it is/was their MO - divide people, drive that wedge further and further in pursuit of pleasing their pay masters.
It's not conspiracy, it's all out there |
who were vote leaves 'paymasters'? and how have they been pleased (in a 'not a conspiracy' sense of course)? | |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:15 - Sep 12 with 366 views | SpruceMoose |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:06 - Sep 12 by lowhouseblue |
it's not really debate though is it - it's a form of group think more akin to chanting. say anything out of line and you're a tory etc.
I don't really understand why Brexit has become so incredibly tribal. |
You have me pondering your lack of understanding now. Obviously I have no idea about you, so lets talk in general.
One explanation could be that if a person couldn't understand why it's so tribal then maybe they live in a bubble where they have the luxury of it not severely impacting them or those they know.
If that were the case then maybe they should consider tagging out of the game and keeping quiet rather than lobbing snide comments from the sidelines.
To talk generally. [Post edited 12 Sep 2019 13:17]
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:17 - Sep 12 with 354 views | wkj |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:06 - Sep 12 by lowhouseblue |
it's not really debate though is it - it's a form of group think more akin to chanting. say anything out of line and you're a tory etc.
I don't really understand why Brexit has become so incredibly tribal. |
On some posts it has, but on this one all I have seen is reasonable debate. As for tribalism, don't look to blame the individual for that one, it has become a stratergy used by people far more powerful than most the TWTD base.
It is said that being wrong, or, the though of being wrong works similar to how pain works, so it is only natural that a fight or flight response kicks in online.
The withdrawal from the EU has promised utopia for some, and threatens distopia for others, that is how they have presented this in the media, and strategically so. Debate on forums like these, until it becomes personal, is much better than simply putting ourselves in the propaganda bubbles on social media and becoming retweet jockies letting others think for us.
For example, your vote in the referendum was not on the winning side, but we should honour the result. Perfectly valid opinion
The leave campaign told lies and used underhanded social media campaigns to swing a referendum, we should have another. Perfectly valid opinion
Project fear is making people worried about something needlessly. Again, valid opinion.
Nothing to see here - which I objected to on the grounds of people should always be open to seeing the bigger picture, no matter how insignificant it may be. Nothing tribalism in that at all, in fact it is the exact opposite, encouraging objectivity and a wider view on the situation.
This post has to be one of the more proactive discussions on the subject of recent times, even if it was callis who initiated it  [Post edited 12 Sep 2019 13:19]
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:20 - Sep 12 with 343 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:15 - Sep 12 by SpruceMoose |
You have me pondering your lack of understanding now. Obviously I have no idea about you, so lets talk in general.
One explanation could be that if a person couldn't understand why it's so tribal then maybe they live in a bubble where they have the luxury of it not severely impacting them or those they know.
If that were the case then maybe they should consider tagging out of the game and keeping quiet rather than lobbing snide comments from the sidelines.
To talk generally. [Post edited 12 Sep 2019 13:17]
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You're wrong he is right......there I said it..... | |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:21 - Sep 12 with 340 views | callis |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:06 - Sep 12 by lowhouseblue |
it's not really debate though is it - it's a form of group think more akin to chanting. say anything out of line and you're a tory etc.
I don't really understand why Brexit has become so incredibly tribal. |
Honestly, I have posted this unsure as I come, but the best response we've had so far is "It's not THAT much money" and "That's normal stuff people in hedge funding do". Seems a bit off seeing as the main point was is this whole disaster being influenced and funded by those who will benefit from the profit.
If you have evidence to show that's not the case I'm open to see it, if anything I would sigh with relieve knowing it's not true. | |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:22 - Sep 12 with 338 views | SpruceMoose |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:20 - Sep 12 by BanksterDebtSlave |
You're wrong he is right......there I said it..... |
I enjoyed that debate! At least it was over quickly! Pub? | |
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| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:22 - Sep 12 with 337 views | lowhouseblue |
| The finance sector is a mystery to me so not sure if this is big or not... on 13:15 - Sep 12 by SpruceMoose |
You have me pondering your lack of understanding now. Obviously I have no idea about you, so lets talk in general.
One explanation could be that if a person couldn't understand why it's so tribal then maybe they live in a bubble where they have the luxury of it not severely impacting them or those they know.
If that were the case then maybe they should consider tagging out of the game and keeping quiet rather than lobbing snide comments from the sidelines.
To talk generally. [Post edited 12 Sep 2019 13:17]
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of course it will impact upon me as anyone else. but all of politics impacts a wide range of people - and few issues become this divisive and tribal.
I assume that living abroad the immediate impact upon you may be different from the impact on others. so you could take your own advice perhaps. | |
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