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[Politics] EU Elections. Where is your X ?
- Thread starter Leekbrookgull
- Start date
But it's wrong to trust them if they think actually Brexit isn't a good idea at all?
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Kalimantan Gull
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No, this is a very straightforward question, nothing like building a car. What do you prefer? . I mean, they can't decide in parliament and as a result looks like we're staying in. I think it needs some direction from the people
Kalimantan Gull
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This does rather suggest you didn't give it much thought or reasoning when you voted leave.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
I still wish to Leave, yes.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Only to you. Leading statement without any basis.
daveinplzen
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- Aug 31, 2018
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Years ago, during a coffee break at American Express, we were having a post election discussion. One guy piped up that he had voted Tory. When asked why, he said, and im not joking, that he thought the Tories had the best chance of winning.
You could have heard a pin drop
I think the unicorns, along with Pingu and Scooby Doo voted in the Referendum. That's why so many are now insisting on a Peoples Vote.
So if they decide the best form of Leave is not to Leave, we shouldn't trust them, but if they come up with anything else then that's fine?
And what is the time-frame of this. Would it be acceptably to Leave the EU (and thus fulfil the mandate) at 23.00 on 31/10/19, and rejoin at 23.01 on 31/10/19?
Years ago, during a coffee break at American Express, we were having a post election discussion. One guy piped up that he had voted Tory. When asked why, he said, and im not joking, that he thought the Tories had the best chance of winning.
You could have heard a pin drop
Was he drinking his coffee out of a Man Utd / Liverpool mug too?
When you buy a car that car is already built, you’ve seen the model, you’ve chosen the features, test driven it , weighed up the options against other makes and models, the finance arrangements are in place.
You don’t stand outside a car factory and shout that you want a car whatever the make, whatever the cost, just give me a car.
In short, you’re talking rubbish.
Kalimantan Gull
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Well why are you bothering to debate on this thread if you won't give any indication on what you want other than this vague 'i just want to leave'? Seems pointless
Your position is the problem, not the solution
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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At first hearing Farage does come over well, but when you listen to the words and the message it is all pretty empty bit like the guy himself . He has one main policy to get out of Europe and no plan after that although he is now touting a second even more dangerous idea regards privatising the NHS.
Lib Dem or Green for me. The former has a better platform the latter has the better ideals.
Lib Dem or Green for me. The former has a better platform the latter has the better ideals.
GT49er
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Let me stop you right there. Your perceived view of what everyone else is thinking is so perverse you try and twist everything into what you imagine is a sparkling piece of point scoring, but is in fact bollocks.
"You are angry that Brexit isn't what you were told it was going to be" - geez, how dense can you be? People are angry, not because Brexit hasn't turned out how we were told it would be, but because it hasn't happened. Is that simple enough for you to understand? Or are you just in denial? It is such a simple basic statement that it probably pi$$es you off that you can't twist it.
Anyway, long ago I decided to leave you and your chums to get on with it in the cess-pit of the Brexit thread. The way you try and twist things is funny at first, the it gets boring, so time to leave you and your desperate remainer chums to wallow in this thread too. Bless. Probably time for me to press the 'ignore a bore' button for a while too.................
- Jul 10, 2003
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I'm sorry to break it to you, but as of next week it's right back in your hands
Just in case you haven't understood
Brexit Party want 'No deal' and a border in Northern Ireland
Conservative Party want a deal and stay in the Customs Union
I deduce from the following that your fellow Brexiteer is voting Conservative
maybe you could PM her to explain
- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,864
It hasn't happened because the Brexiteers can't decide whether they want a 'No deal' and Irish Border or a 'Deal' and Customs Union. This is proven each time the vote is put to Parliament, and each time it happens you get angrier
Ignore button is probably for the best, you obviously don't understand the debate so I don't think there is much you can add, and it may make you less angry
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GT49er
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GT49er
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As there were only two options, it is entirely logical that those who blindly voted 'stay' gave it as little thought as those who blindly voted 'leave'.
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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Sorry, where does it say the Tories want to stay in the Customs Union.
I thought that was the stumbling block with trying to do a deal with the Labour Party?