[Politics] EU Elections Poll - The vote that we never thought we would get!

Pretty pink fairy · May 24, 2019

daveinplzen said:
Vitriol? hahahaha
I just asked you a question concerning Brexit, which, lets face it, is what the thread is ultimately about, quite politely, and you believed you were being....''áttacked''

Says a lot about you.

Looked in the English Dictionary and leave means leave not stay ....

bore off Dave
regards
DR

Pretty pink fairy · May 24, 2019

WATFORD zero said:
Agree completely.

And will continue to do so, all the time people can't be arsed to vote against it

Why should they ,the result is known there won't be another referendum , leave means leave :dunce:

regards
DR

Pretty pink fairy · May 24, 2019

A1X said:
According to sister appears to have been a pretty low turnout in Folkestone, which is a surprise for such a Brexit-y area

According to you leave means stay, I wouldn't worry to much about Folkstone look at the bigger picture :dunce:

regards
DR

WATFORD zero · May 24, 2019

Pretty pink fairy said:
Why should they ,the result is known there won't be another referendum , leave means leave
regards
DR

The hat is quite appropriate as you have now had 9 weeks to the day to realise that leave apparently didn't mean leave :laugh:

Pretty pink fairy · May 24, 2019

A1X said:
According to sister appears to have been a pretty low turnout in Folkestone, which is a surprise for such a Brexit-y area

According to you leave means stay, I wouldn't worry to much about Folkstone look at the bigger picture :dunce:

regards
DR

Pretty pink fairy · May 24, 2019

WATFORD zero said:
The hat is quite appropriate as you have now had 9 weeks to the day to realise that leave apparently didn't mean leave

You can laugh all you want but don't end up with egg on your face :wave:

regards
DR

nicko31 · May 24, 2019

daveinplzen said:
Dont get the love for Boris Johnson, apart from the fact his initials make me laugh. How much of the countries money has that man wasted, and what are his achievements exactly?

There are some people in this country that still listen to people because they speak with posh accents.

The guy is Trump-Lite, an appalling human being

Blue3 · May 24, 2019

Baldseagull said:
I don't think older people should not vote in an EU referendum, but I don't think we should be counting the votes of large numbers of people that are now dead, which to say that the leave result from 2016 is still valid in 2019 does.

Even if no one had changed their mind since the 2016 referendum, population changes mean that, from 19 January 2019, a majority of voters will back staying in the EU, according to the analysis. By 29 March, when Britain is due to leave the bloc, the Remain side is forecast to have a majority of around 100,000.17 Sep 2018

maltaseagull · May 24, 2019

Unable to vote in UK elections as have been out of the country for more than 15 years.

Unable to vote in Malta as was not included in voters list. (Apparently I had to go and register )

I did get a letter from the Maltese PM asking me to vote though

Blue3 · May 24, 2019

gazingdown said:
Would you be of the same viewpoint if that made leave more likely?
Sounds like you want to remove the votes of those that disagree with your viewpoint. One could just as easily argue that those under age <insert age here> shouldn’t vote as they haven’t the experience and wisdom of those older than them.

That surly was the very point since the referendum in 2016 those who were unable to vote being too young are now left with the consequences of those who voted leave who have since done exactly what they voted for and left this mortal world

Gully Forever · May 24, 2019

Brexit party will tell the EU to feck off with the divorcement bill. That's one of the few things I like about them. spend the Billions on our own economy.

daveinplzen · May 24, 2019

Gully Forever said:
Brexit party will tell the EU to feck off with the divorcement bill. That's one of the few things I like about them. spend the Billions on our own economy.

Its not a divorcement bill.
It iis a sum of money due to the EU from the UK when it leaves the EU to settle the UKs share of financing all the obligations whilst a member of the EU.
Do you consider it a good idea when the country is due to go in the trading world under WTO rules, to be seen welching on previous commitments? Not sure that will generate much trust in negotiations.

Herr Tubthumper · May 24, 2019

daveinplzen said:
Its not a divorcement bill.
It iis a sum of money due to the EU from the UK when it leaves the EU to settle the UKs share of financing all the obligations whilst a member of the EU.
Do you consider it a good idea when the country is due to go in the trading world under WTO rules, to be seen welching on previous commitments? Not sure that will generate much trust in negotiations.

I wouldn’t waste your time with that thicko Dave.

WATFORD zero · May 24, 2019

daveinplzen said:
Its not a divorcement bill.
It iis a sum of money due to the EU from the UK when it leaves the EU to settle the UKs share of financing all the obligations whilst a member of the EU.
Do you consider it a good idea when the country is due to go in the trading world under WTO rules, to be seen welching on previous commitments? Not sure that will generate much trust in negotiations.

And still they keep coming :facepalm:

How many times has that been explained on NSC over the last 3 years. I reckon I've explained it myself at least 12 times.

Still, it could be worse, imagine if all leavers were thick :wink:

Is it PotG? · May 24, 2019

WATFORD zero said:
And still they keep coming

How many times has that been explained on NSC over the last 3 years. I reckon I've explained it myself at least 12 times.

Still, it could be worse, imagine if all leavers were thick

Maybe you just don't explain it very clearly.

Could be down to your shortcomings?

Stat Brother · May 24, 2019

Could be worse:-

A1X · May 24, 2019

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Seems to be a fairly consistent correlation between areas with a higher Remain vote and areas with higher turnout at these elections, which is an interesting development.

daveinplzen · May 24, 2019

Is it PotG? said:
Maybe you just don't explain it very clearly.

Could be down to your shortcomings?

Not really. Just illustrates leavers really dont do facts. Just sunlit uplands and Unicorns.

Pretty pink fairy · May 24, 2019

daveinplzen said:
Its not a divorcement bill.
It iis a sum of money due to the EU from the UK when it leaves the EU to settle the UKs share of financing all the obligations whilst a member of the EU.
Do you consider it a good idea when the country is due to go in the trading world under WTO rules, to be seen welching on previous commitments? Not sure that will generate much trust in negotiations.

No we dont we can leave and give them sweet FA
Regards
DR

Pretty pink fairy · May 24, 2019

Blue3 said:
Even if no one had changed their mind since the 2016 referendum, population changes mean that, from 19 January 2019, a majority of voters will back staying in the EU, according to the analysis. By 29 March, when Britain is due to leave the bloc, the Remain side is forecast to have a majority of around 100,000.17 Sep 2018

So no one who voted remain have passed away then :dunce:

Regards
DR

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