.....or maybe not.
Maybe writing things that at least respect the people, if not the views, expressing contrary opinions.
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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.....or maybe not.
Maybe writing things that at least respect the people, if not the views, expressing contrary opinions.
If that were remotely possible, I'd happily accept although:-
Why should the majority move?
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What are you doing with the 30+ million scumbags who didn't vote?
After all this silent majority are as much to blame for the impasse as Dave, Farridge & Corbs.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
You're a couple of steps ahead, but deportations have been used as solutions to questions in the past elsewhere and it was always the ideological purest zealots to the cause, like yourself, who come up with the idea. Give it time though.
Some of them are ideologically half way there, as you say.......
Baldseagull
Well-known member
The remainers should leave and the leavers should remain?
Baldseagull
Well-known member
Purge of the ruling party first, get rid of the moderates is often a first step.
See [MENTION=35196]Is it PotG?[/MENTION] - cold and humourless ..... they'll fit in well on that cold rock !
Well by leaving the remainers would remain in the EU sort of and by remaining the leavers would leave. Shit this is getting confusing !
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
I am pleased to see you are not following through with your intention to ignore those who challenge you.
Using the usual physical metaphors to back up your arguments, perhaps unconsciously, maintains your theme of violent enforcement......
Democracy did not end in June 2016 and it is an inconvenient truth for you that a lot of people think Brexit is bad for us all - and within the law are prepared to stand against it. It is our democratic right, no matter how intimidating the threat of a 'punch on the chin' may feel.
Perfidious Albion
Well-known member
Thunder bolt said that referendums are advisory. That differs from all that has been said, and was reported at the time, so I looked it up.
"Referendums are not legally binding, so legally the Government can ignore the results;"
Wikipedia
Perhaps they should have made that clear at the time , then debated it and chucked it out if they disagreed
"Referendums are not legally binding, so legally the Government can ignore the results;"
Wikipedia
Perhaps they should have made that clear at the time , then debated it and chucked it out if they disagreed
- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,864
Just one example from many.
You have said consistently, and over a significant period of time, that you have preferred 'no deal' to any of the deals that have been under consideration.
I have asked a number of times (as you pointed out) what deal you would accept and you have been completely incapable of describing this fantasy 'good deal' that you would accept, even in the briefest of outlines.
It's akin to me saying 'If I can't get a Bugatti La Voiture Noire, I'm getting a Robin Reliant' and, when people ask me how I'm going to afford the Bugatti, getting upset that I don't have an answer, whilst people are taking the piss out of me driving round doing an impression of Rodney
You have aligned yourself with 'no deal' multiple times.
And I'm stunned that the paper clips thing is still winding you up. I retired nearly 10 years ago and haven't touched a paper clip since
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
So, post next GE, if we're not happy with the final score we start marches, petitions, laws, short @rsed little upstarts as Speakers and sabotage the whole thing?
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
- 10,744
We (remainers) would not remain in the EU if you were to deport us to Iceland. It is not a member state.
I would like to be deported to France, please.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Yep, with had that and we've also had - play the victim and blame game, attack the judiciary, civil service and other institutions of Government, the desire to give overriding powers to the executive, obsession with borders, nationalism, mistrust of and an ongoing narrative of subjugation by neighbouring countries, claim that they are the true patriots - now deportations muted as a solution by the ideologues to the cause.
I'm not sure if the leader, with a name created for him as term of endearment and inherent deference by a sympathetic press to be used by the public, trying to recreate the police academy movies in Wakefield was all part of the plan, but control and influence of the state security apparatus is definitely next on the 'to do' list.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,864
I am certain that the Police Academy thing was planned by Johnson's team.
You could almost hear the faceslaps (or headslap in Cumming's case) as he f***ed that up as well
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Losers still flailing about on here.Even the dimwit Bercow has figured out we're Leaving,and saving his final flounce for the 31st!
What on earth do you mean 'we start laws'? Who is 'we' in this case?
Do you not think the emotive language you use (presumably describing the Speaker of the House) undermines the gravitas of your point?
You seem to be ranting rather than making a salient point.....
- Apr 5, 2014
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That's Corbyn not Corbin.
Corbyn has had a full time job for the last 35 years.
Posts like that a such a yawn as they offer nothing to debate.