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No more politics here please

Last activity 18 September 2013 by Julien

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Julien

Hi everyone,

there are two things that we don't really like discussing about on Expat.com : religion and politics.

We are not qualified for discussing about politics here, and we clearly don't want to become qualified for these two personal matters.

So please, no more politically-oriented threads on the forum (we won't hesitate to close threads)

Thanks in advance for your comprehension,

Julien

MikeInPoulton

At last..........a voice of reason.

GuestPoster566

Hurrah and please I'd like to stay now :)

cakeshop

We all think were politicians and football managers.
Well done.

MikeInPoulton

redmik wrote:

Hurrah and please I'd like to stay now :)


It's as if you never left.......

.........case closed.

:cool:

Byron49

Could you please define what you mean by politics, Julien, so that we can all better comprehend which hymn sheets we oughtn't sing from?

GuestPoster566

Byron49 wrote:

Could you please define what you mean by politics, Julien, so that we can all better comprehend which hymn sheets we oughtn't sing from?


Let's start with Hymn #1 - Petitions.

Toon

personally i have no issue with petitions - but clearly some do.

MikeInPoulton

"Politics"........ is the practice and theory of influencing other people on a civic or individual level.(sic)

Practical separation is what's needed.

ricky

Personally I don't think the answer to questions posted here on the forum should be to fill in a petition and wait for years. Whether right or wrong ....petitions against the Maltese government are political especially when backed by political parties.

Don't we try to give advice that helps on the spot?

And I personally don't like the impression being given that 'Up in ARMS' is representing all Expats in Malta. Certainly not me. In fact some of the points raised by 'Up in ARMS' and their main 'speakers' are just embarrassing!

Just my humble opinion.
Ricky

GuestPoster566

ricky wrote:

Personally I don't think the answer to questions posted here on the forum should be to fill in a petition and wait for years. Whether right or wrong ....petitions against the Maltese government are political especially when backed by political parties.

Don't we try to give advice that helps on the spot?

And I personally don't like the impression being given that 'Up in ARMS' is representing all Expats in Malta. Certainly not me. In fact some of the points raised by 'Up in ARMS' and their main 'speakers' are just embarrassing!

Just my humble opinion.
Ricky


I wholly agree. Not in my name. Petitions are NOT the answer and certainly not to people who need an answer/help/advice immediately.
Some people and Byron in particular is just hi-jacking threads to further their own political agendas.
It's also VERY boring to look for information just to find a link to yet another petition.
Petition; repetition.

Toon

many of the points raised here against the petitioners too are questionable and challengable....particularly in towing the party line - but like everyone else we are all entitled to a humble opinion..... and we all to either a greater or lesser degree take some joy out of even the slightest of influence - human nature is indeed wonderful.

GuestPoster566

I challenge Byron to prove his assertions that only EU members are  quote 'discriminated' against.
He cannot because he cannot provide evidence from every single Maltese National or Non EU person, let alone every EU Member here if they believe they have been discriminated against.
Some of us toe no party line. We hold our own opinions and values.
Some of us are not sheep.

Toon

and some do and are......

Julien

no need for more discussion here, I will definitely not change my mind

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