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[Help] What will you be watching on the 19th October?
- Thread starter Dick Head
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Why would anyone watch parliament
Would it be because of the uproar of the country if they try to BLOCK the PEOPLES vote to LEAVE yet AGAIN
I do not trust parliament to do the right thing for democracy; they are in it for their political careers. If we don't leave, people will feel cheated as they never have before.
We will not recover, and the country will have a deep gorge dividing us for decades.
The Albion, something that unites us and doesn't divide us.
Perfidious Albion
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I’ll follow the Albion between 3 and 5 pm... and keep an eye on the goings on in Parliament...
But after all, its the football that counts!
But after all, its the football that counts!
el punal
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A certain team playing in blue and white stripes or all black kit, sat somewhere in the Upper Tier, Doug Ellis Stand. Nuff said. 
nicko31
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If you can't get a ticket for Villa Park, it will be BBC Sussex in one ear, democracy in the other
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Listening to Eng v Aus en route to Villa Park, Brexit will take care of itself.
Oh goody, another poll.
Easy one, this. Moody stream from Villa Park. But I may have parliament on the radio. But if the weather is nice I may go out.
Easy one, this. Moody stream from Villa Park. But I may have parliament on the radio. But if the weather is nice I may go out.
razer
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I'll be at Villa Park, watching out for Peaky f**king Blinders and cheering the team on. Parliament can do one.
Parliament and ALL those who sit in it represents a clear and present danger to this country, the Albion don’t.
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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I will be marching with hundreds of thousands of others, campaigning for a People's Vote. Some things are more important than football.
Later, I will be at The Dome, where Kate Tempest is performing.
Later, I will be at The Dome, where Kate Tempest is performing.
You can affect neither outcome. So you have a choice watch a bunch of self indulgent adult kids let their egos screw with the future of the country or find out what happened in the playground via the evening news and watch Brighton play Villa, which win or lose is bound to be entertaining. What's so hard?
AmexRuislip
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All those tossers in parliament can go fvck themselves, mucking us about all this time over that B word.
I'll be watching the Albion on some dodgy stream
I'll be watching the Albion on some dodgy stream
hart's shirt
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On one hand, there's the chance to watch parochial tribalism and potentially career-ending challenges from pampered individuals who think they're above the law.
On the other, there's football.
On the other, there's football.
portslade seagull
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No thanks already had one, cheers
Publius Ovidius
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I will be playing golf in the morning, and going for a walk on the seafront in the afternoon.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 70,161
Anything but Parliament. We already know what they DON'T want i.e every Brexit option ever put in front of them. Self-serving ****s
Peter Grummit
Well-known member
Neither.
Probably watching a TV boxset, if this relentless rain continues on that day.
Politics .... what will be, will be. The Remain Commons was never in a month of Sundays going to vote for any form of leaving the EU. The next General Election, whenever that is, will determine our futures.
Probably watching a TV boxset, if this relentless rain continues on that day.
Politics .... what will be, will be. The Remain Commons was never in a month of Sundays going to vote for any form of leaving the EU. The next General Election, whenever that is, will determine our futures.
Megazone
On his last warning
Watching the game then afterwards reading all the threads about Connolly's hat trick and Lewis Dunk's 3 assists.
Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
- 5,964
This belongs to The Other Thread, but since you raised it...
A written obligation of an MP is to always act in what he or she feels is the national interest. I have no problem with MPs who do that, be they ERG spartans, LibDem activists, Conservative rebels, Caroline Lucas or Mark Francois. I may disagree with some of them, but they are doing what they feel is right. Many of them, in voting as they have done, have been acting in exact opposition to their careers and personal interests.
The MPs who are self-serving are those who agree to something that they feel is against the national interest.
Don't be sucked into the 'Parliament v the people' narrative that Cummings wants to fight the next election on.
And in answer to the question, I will be walking the city streets. Our cause may be lost by then, but you have to stand by your beliefs.