The idea that you could even tie your shoelaces and find your way to a polling station is frankly, ludicrous.
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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The idea that you could even tie your shoelaces and find your way to a polling station is frankly, ludicrous.
Pretty pink fairy
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Pretty pink fairy
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**** off Das.
dingodan
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Pretty pink fairy
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And there you go 'no one winds me up ' the gift that keeps on giving , well done Nibble
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DF
dingodan
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"You don't want a deal!"
*Gets a deal*
"You don't want an amicable trade, customs, or political agreement in the transition period!"
Yeah there is a con going on alright.
And there you go 'no one winds me up ' the gift that keeps on giving , well done Nibble
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DF
Telling a racist shit head to do one is not “wound up”. It’s sensible. Honestly, you’re the joke of NSC.
Pretty pink fairy
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Tom Hark Preston Park
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There's no deal on earth that would ever satisfy 'the concerns' of Labour, Lib Dems, SNP, Green. Therefore BJ needs to ride roughshod over them by whatever means possible to honour the result of the referendum in order to maintain faith in the democratic value of casting your vote. Everything else comes a poor second IMHO.
Pretty pink fairy
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Pretty pink fairy
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Correct, as I 've said in the past we're now dealing with the shit clinging to the Blanket , a good wash at 60°C will get rid of that on Saturday
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DF
dingodan
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Really?
Surely that would make matters significantly worse?
The Brexit Part would run on a platform of revoking the European Communities Act for the hardest of hard Brexits, and approximately 50% of the population might be tempted to try one parliament of an unknown party to get this done once and for all. Even if that didn't happen you would still have approx 50% of the population being positively livid.
Wouldn't this compromise be better? No remain for the hardline remainers and no hard Brext for the hard line leavers, but a compromise in the middle where we leave but remain close and leave in an orderly way, which probably only angers the fringes but provides mostly a sense of relief for something like 80% of the population and businesses.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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It's almost like there's never been a majority for any one form of Brexit.
likewise there is no majority for an alternative either. if the opposition groups could pick either referendum or revoke and stay with it, they could defeat the government's course of action. if they vote down the deal i hope they have the conviction to offer an alternative.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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The cat's out of the bag re the Boris and the ERG: Vote for my Deal, worst case scenario is we don't get the free trade deal I'll ask for, in which case we leave with No Deal on the expiry of the transition period on 31st December 2020.
In the meantime we leverage by using the transition period to negotiate with the USA for a Free Trade Deal.
Any MP voting with Boris tomorrow will therefore potentially by voting for No Deal in 14 months time.
In the meantime we leverage by using the transition period to negotiate with the USA for a Free Trade Deal.
Any MP voting with Boris tomorrow will therefore potentially by voting for No Deal in 14 months time.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
You realise you are now on the same side as a serial liar (he has been sacked twice for lying) Nigel Farage and Jacob Rees-Mogg.
Do you really want them to ride roughshod over the rest of the MPs in Parliament which is tantamount to a dictatorship?
The result of the referendum has been honoured by triggering Article 50. The rest of the unholy mess is because nobody knows how to leave the EU without damage.
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He can't ride roughshod over everyone! he needs a certain number of people - like just over half the HoC - to back his plan.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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It's almost like there's never been a majority for any one form of Brexit.
Seem to recall a day a few months back when parliament was asked to vote on something like EIGHT different flavours of Brexit. Wankers voted against every single one of them. They only ever know what they don't want. Which is no use to anyone. So they need to be coralled into making a positive binary choice.
Pretty pink fairy
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I very much doubt it, it's obvious they're quite happy to drag this out in the belief that they could stop Brexit which is their ultimate aim
but when questioned over it come out with ' we need a Peoples vote ',we've had one of those thanks '
Get ready for Brexit
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DF