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Topic History of: The "loony left" never learn do they ?
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In The Know	david wrote: I'm sure if the British public want coffee then other chains or independents will fill the gap if Starbucks leave. It's not as if no one else can do what they do. David The Metro today reports that 1 in 9 shops in the UK are empty ... it seems that your claim that "others will fill the gap" is simply not correct, otherwise "others" would have filled the record number of empty shops already? (Veritas is still waiting for "others" to start-up replacement coal mines !!!!)
Watcher	In The Know wrote: david wrote: I'm sure if the British public want coffee then other chains or independents will fill the gap if Starbucks leave. It's not as if no one else can do what they do. But can they be bothered? The vast majority dont care whether they pay more tax - as long as they provide jobs, and nice coffee, surely? ... and when you say "others will fill the gap" .... are you sure? Huge numbers of empty shops across Britain says not !! ITK scores again !
In The Know	david wrote: I'm sure if the British public want coffee then other chains or independents will fill the gap if Starbucks leave. It's not as if no one else can do what they do. But can they be bothered? The vast majority dont care whether they pay more tax - as long as they provide jobs, and nice coffee, surely? ... and when you say "others will fill the gap" .... are you sure? Huge numbers of empty shops across Britain says not !!
david	In The Know wrote: Lets hope it does not drive jobs OUT of the UK. I'm sure if the British public want coffee then other chains or independents will fill the gap if Starbucks leave. It's not as if no one else can do what they do.
Ivor Headache	WildeBlockedViews wrote: It's not the form-or-content old-boy, just bad-form. Paraphrase Unwin, "Chaucer, Joyce ? Oh ! joy." We await. £o£. Make it stop. It's not as if there's any real content underneath the secondary school pretentiousness. It's just tiresome.