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"If you are a citizen of the world you are a citizen of nowhere" our prime minister.

to be honest, i'm not even sure what any of that means.

This is fucking bleak.

There's no such thing as society, but on a global scale.

It means she's a racist scumbag.

If Trump would hurry up and lose I could move to Colorado. Which means he'll win.

Duh....

If you are a citizen of the world you are a citizen of nowhere means you are a citizen of the world you are a citizen of nowhere, of course.

The people have decided and you're just going to have to accept their decision.

Last time I checked, every human alive today lives on planet earth. This ridiculous soundbite is just another thinly veiled racist comment from our UKIP government.

It's nuts. I'm not fan of Johnson, but May mocking him in her speech for being incompetent - she chose him to be foreign secretary! What the actual fuck is going on?!

What the actual fuck is going on?!

A very British coup.

The world's gone mad...

"We're on the last freedom moped out of nowhere city" - Rick.

2016:

isn't the governer of the BOE a forrin? GIT HIM!

I think we should ask @Velocio to name and shame all the forrin LFGSS members.

Against the wall, bitches.

she chose him to be forgiven secretary

Evidently not. :)

This was the Daily Mail front page headline couple of months ago I think.

So just to check, are we allowed to be racist now?
Not based on skin, religion or hair colour, but based on being born over there somewhere, or ginger.

As touched on in the article Andy posted in the EU thread: Yes. To be foreign and working in the UK is something which should cause shame. It is officially okay to be racist.

Do I need to be retrospectively ashamed of my Grandad?

Especially him. A foreign grandad? Prob fought for the other side...

my grandad died in a concentration camp... fell off a guard tower.

/not cool.
//always too soon.

Didn't take you for a Bernard Manning fan. I seen him do that gag live.

ha. that 'joke' is an xmas tradition around the dinner table for my dad. he's 'of an age'.

sounds like you're more of BM fan than me.

A guy I used to work with that was of Polish descent said this exact joke to another colleague of German/Jewish descent whose grandfather actually was liberated from Auschwitz. Oh, how he laughed.

Did you just get offended at your own joke?