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goose wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 13:23XKhammer wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 13:21goose wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 13:16When you actually see your country win something you can brag, until then enjoy your failure in every major tournament. Did you cry in 2021?
Yup i'm proud to be Italian with Italian parents, Italian citizenship, Italian propety, Italian voting righs and an Italian passport. It never fails to amuse me how salty that makes you.So why don't you fuck off and live in Italy then
Oh l forget its a bigger shithole than here
My country win something..True wasn't around in 1945 like you wasn't around nearly two thousand years ago when Rome ruled lolyou wouldn't know. you couldn't afford the plan ticket.
you obv missed the bit where i said i have a house there. i live there when it suits me.
like i said, by your rationale the grooming gangs are all british. seeing as you are a nonce as well, sounds like its a british thing.
XKhammer wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 13:21goose wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 13:16When you actually see your country win something you can brag, until then enjoy your failure in every major tournament. Did you cry in 2021?
Yup i'm proud to be Italian with Italian parents, Italian citizenship, Italian propety, Italian voting righs and an Italian passport. It never fails to amuse me how salty that makes you.So why don't you fuck off and live in Italy then
Oh l forget its a bigger shithole than here
My country win something..True wasn't around in 1945 like you wasn't around nearly two thousand years ago when Rome ruled lol
goose wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 13:16XKhammer wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 13:08goose wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 12:54You do realise we still have a play-off to play you div. Lets not start talking about winning stuff eh??
A child born in Germany to British parents isn't German.
If your Cambodian girlfriend drops a child when you go hiking in Ireland it doesnt make the baby Irish.
You're as thich as mince joyo son.Ha ha so l take it you was born here and it hurts to admit it ....ha ha goosestep is 100% Eyetie with his English accent and living in Broxbourne ..
mama used to say shutta uppa ya face lol
As for the play offs you ain't there but we areWhen you actually see your country win something you can brag, until then enjoy your failure in every major tournament. Did you cry in 2021?
Yup i'm proud to be Italian with Italian parents, Italian citizenship, Italian propety, Italian voting righs and an Italian passport. It never fails to amuse me how salty that makes you.
XKhammer wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 13:08goose wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 12:54You do realise we still have a play-off to play you div. Lets not start talking about winning stuff eh??
A child born in Germany to British parents isn't German.
If your Cambodian girlfriend drops a child when you go hiking in Ireland it doesnt make the baby Irish.
You're as thich as mince joyo son.Ha ha so l take it you was born here and it hurts to admit it ....ha ha goosestep is 100% Eyetie with his English accent and living in Broxbourne ..
mama used to say shutta uppa ya face lol
As for the play offs you ain't there but we are
goose wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 12:54You do realise we still have a play-off to play you div. Lets not start talking about winning stuff eh??
A child born in Germany to British parents isn't German.
If your Cambodian girlfriend drops a child when you go hiking in Ireland it doesnt make the baby Irish.
You're as thich as mince joyo son.
XKhammer wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 12:49goose wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 12:42XKhammer wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 12:39You and l don't know who pays most tax between us and l don't care,actually l hope you do pay more as clearly hurts you
You live here but have shown many occasions on here cheering on Eyeties in Winter sports,Rugby etc...looking forward to world cup?...opps sorry
Been Italy many times
Yes going back to Ireland Donegal actually on hiking trip in June then returning for week later golf trip for 4 days
Avoiding Italy easy decisionHiking??!!! You absolute melt.
Why would I not cheer on my country you div? It’s not hard to understand.Where was you born???
Hope the question isn't too difficult
Would you prefer sports question?
Like how do you think Italy will do in world cup?...opps sorry
goose wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 12:42XKhammer wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 12:39You and l don't know who pays most tax between us and l don't care,actually l hope you do pay more as clearly hurts you
You live here but have shown many occasions on here cheering on Eyeties in Winter sports,Rugby etc...looking forward to world cup?...opps sorry
Been Italy many times
Yes going back to Ireland Donegal actually on hiking trip in June then returning for week later golf trip for 4 days
Avoiding Italy easy decisionHiking??!!! You absolute melt.
Why would I not cheer on my country you div? It’s not hard to understand.
XKhammer wrote: ↑24 Feb 2026, 12:39You and l don't know who pays most tax between us and l don't care,actually l hope you do pay more as clearly hurts you
You live here but have shown many occasions on here cheering on Eyeties in Winter sports,Rugby etc...looking forward to world cup?...opps sorry
Been Italy many times
Yes going back to Ireland Donegal actually on hiking trip in June then returning for week later golf trip for 4 days
Avoiding Italy easy decision
goose wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 20:43Nutsin wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 20:28goose wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 20:24Yeh its not like there is minimal growth + inlfation + zero jobs is there................ oh hang on.
We could always talk about your 5% GDP and 1% inflation "wins" again if you like? Or we could go back to babying you through the simple maths on GDP growth vs tax revenue?
Or we could talk about those american made iphones?
or how stopping illegal immigration will half class sizes and cut your car insurance?You’re not all there!And they say Americans dont get irony.
maybe you could find something from FB to post? or continue your obsession with me by starting more threads about me?
your (late) midlife crisis is a joy to behold.
Nutsin wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 20:28goose wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 20:24Yeh its not like there is minimal growth + inlfation + zero jobs is there................ oh hang on.
We could always talk about your 5% GDP and 1% inflation "wins" again if you like? Or we could go back to babying you through the simple maths on GDP growth vs tax revenue?
Or we could talk about those american made iphones?
or how stopping illegal immigration will half class sizes and cut your car insurance?You’re not all there!
goose wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 20:24Yeh its not like there is minimal growth + inlfation + zero jobs is there................ oh hang on.
We could always talk about your 5% GDP and 1% inflation "wins" again if you like? Or we could go back to babying you through the simple maths on GDP growth vs tax revenue?
Or we could talk about those american made iphones?
or how stopping illegal immigration will half class sizes and cut your car insurance?
goose wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 19:38Nutsin wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 19:28goose wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 19:19Yup introduced in April, since then inflation has gone up, the trade deficit for goods has grown wider (by a record amount) and manufacturing has shed jobs every month.
So it delivered the exact opposite of what was promised.
US factory orders fell back again in December by the way.
Tax cuts kick in for the richest while the poorest continue to struggle with inflation on essentials and electricity prices through the roof.
You could go on but its all pie in the sky while the actual facts continue to prove you and you rapist president wrong.Ok dumb guy!Yeh all those facts are really stupid aren't they?
Give me some baseless assumptions on jobs/growth and a balloning national debt any day.
Nutsin wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 19:28goose wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 19:19Nutsin wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 19:04So what, Tariffs were introduced in April, give it a chance ffs.
New trade agreements are still being processed and implemented, all are favorable to the USA by the way and all open new markets for American CO’s. You expect that data to show up in the 4th quarter ffs.
Tax cuts kick in this year.
New plants and factories haven’t been built yet.
I could go on but you’re too stupid to take serious.
You’re nothing but a silly troll.Yup introduced in April, since then inflation has gone up, the trade deficit for goods has grown wider (by a record amount) and manufacturing has shed jobs every month.
So it delivered the exact opposite of what was promised.
US factory orders fell back again in December by the way.
Tax cuts kick in for the richest while the poorest continue to struggle with inflation on essentials and electricity prices through the roof.
You could go on but its all pie in the sky while the actual facts continue to prove you and you rapist president wrong.Ok dumb guy!
goose wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 19:19Nutsin wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 19:04goose wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 16:54FY GDP was 2.2%.
Q4 is reflective of the latest trend, as is the flat retail sales in December.
As is the record amount of personal debt and highet defaul figures on that debt on over a decade.
The private sector is not creating jobs. You can hang on to one month of healthcare as much as you like.
One last time - zero job growth across 2025. An entire year with no jobs created.
Tariffs have been paid by American consumers and American companies. This is also a fact.
They have also done the opposite of what they were meant to do, the trade deficit on goods actually grew bigger. Oh and manufacturing shed jobs every month of the year from April onwards.So what, Tariffs were introduced in April, give it a chance ffs.
New trade agreements are still being processed and implemented, all are favorable to the USA by the way and all open new markets for American CO’s. You expect that data to show up in the 4th quarter ffs.
Tax cuts kick in this year.
New plants and factories haven’t been built yet.
I could go on but you’re too stupid to take serious.
You’re nothing but a silly troll.Yup introduced in April, since then inflation has gone up, the trade deficit for goods has grown wider (by a record amount) and manufacturing has shed jobs every month.
So it delivered the exact opposite of what was promised.
US factory orders fell back again in December by the way.
Tax cuts kick in for the richest while the poorest continue to struggle with inflation on essentials and electricity prices through the roof.
You could go on but its all pie in the sky while the actual facts continue to prove you and you rapist president wrong.
Nutsin wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 19:04goose wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 16:54Nutsin wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 16:46Actually Tariffs were announced in April, trade agreements are still being struck but many are recent.
So it hasn’t been a year has it.
Again 1.4% includes a Gov’t shutdown and a collapse in Gov’t spending. Funny how you choose to not get into the weeds on that.
Q3 GDP was much higher.
Jobs are going to the private sector and to Americans, now that Immigration is being tackled wages are going up and rents are starting to drop.
Id say that’s a good thing for the less fortunate wouldn’t you?
Go on I’ll let you have the last word I’m tired of hearing you repeat yourself.
FY GDP was 2.2%.
Q4 is reflective of the latest trend, as is the flat retail sales in December.
As is the record amount of personal debt and highet defaul figures on that debt on over a decade.
The private sector is not creating jobs. You can hang on to one month of healthcare as much as you like.
One last time - zero job growth across 2025. An entire year with no jobs created.
Tariffs have been paid by American consumers and American companies. This is also a fact.
They have also done the opposite of what they were meant to do, the trade deficit on goods actually grew bigger. Oh and manufacturing shed jobs every month of the year from April onwards.So what, Tariffs were introduced in April, give it a chance ffs.
New trade agreements are still being processed and implemented, all are favorable to the USA by the way and all open new markets for American CO’s. You expect that data to show up in the 4th quarter ffs.
Tax cuts kick in this year.
New plants and factories haven’t been built yet.
I could go on but you’re too stupid to take serious.
You’re nothing but a silly troll.
goose wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 16:54Nutsin wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 16:46goose wrote: ↑23 Feb 2026, 13:43You've had a year and have only brought a huge backwards step in jobs and GDP. Inflation has gone up from day 1 of Trumps 2nd term.
You think zero jobs growth, 1.4% GDP and persistent inflation are silly arguments? The opinion polls do not agree with you.
Data centres will not deliver jobs, they will remove jobs. They will deliver growth for the top 10%.
Everyone else faces zero job growth and higher inflation thanks to tariffs. Ther tax cuts are not for them.Actually Tariffs were announced in April, trade agreements are still being struck but many are recent.
So it hasn’t been a year has it.
Again 1.4% includes a Gov’t shutdown and a collapse in Gov’t spending. Funny how you choose to not get into the weeds on that.
Q3 GDP was much higher.
Jobs are going to the private sector and to Americans, now that Immigration is being tackled wages are going up and rents are starting to drop.
Id say that’s a good thing for the less fortunate wouldn’t you?
Go on I’ll let you have the last word I’m tired of hearing you repeat yourself.
FY GDP was 2.2%.
Q4 is reflective of the latest trend, as is the flat retail sales in December.
As is the record amount of personal debt and highet defaul figures on that debt on over a decade.
The private sector is not creating jobs. You can hang on to one month of healthcare as much as you like.
One last time - zero job growth across 2025. An entire year with no jobs created.
Tariffs have been paid by American consumers and American companies. This is also a fact.
They have also done the opposite of what they were meant to do, the trade deficit on goods actually grew bigger. Oh and manufacturing shed jobs every month of the year from April onwards.