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Yes, if/when all of this finally comes to some form of conclusion it's hard to see the country rushing back to the middle ground.

Sadly we don't have 3 traditional parties, thanks to Blair we now have 2. Blair got everybody running to the middle ground, until they realised there wasn't enough room for all. The 2 main parties retreated away from the ideals of the bulk of the country, so as not to be seen to have anything...

First past the post means a high percentage of votes are meaningless. I'm 49 and when I have voted, over the last 30 years, my vote has been worthless. If my children remain local, as it currently stands, they will never have a meaningful vote, begging the question:- 'Why engage in the first...

They might have wanted to but as the UK began the process putting it's trust in David Davis and then processed to go downhill from there, the EU haven't even been given the chance to screw the UK over.

Nothing would appear to be the very apt answer.

It's a shame I'm no longer allowed to post new threads and it seems to upset the snowflakes. If I were I'd ask:- But who has come out of this process with their heads held high? Sure I can only think of 1 possible answer, that being:- THE EU. In the absence of any other candidates, I'd like...

Doing nothing but sit quietly watching his own internal clusterf**k hasn't exactly worked for him though, has it? Of course the Tories are to blame, but luckily a shitstorm of this enormity means there's plenty of spare blame that can be appropriated elsewhere, and much of that lands at...