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

[Pretty pink fairy]

The EU Parliament (27 other countries) have all agree their side of the deal. Our position cannot be weakened because they won't change their position. It is either No Deal or Revoke now, unless we compromise.

But you and a few other kept saying no Deal wouldn't happen Despite me saying it could ,what's changed your mind ?
Regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Ancient history. People have moved on.

How can it be history its still being debated ,how do you just write off 17.4 million peoples wishes #Desperate
regards

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

So [MENTION=35289]Baker lite[/MENTION] just went off a bit early did he

The silence is deafening
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

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You’ve been saying that for nearly three years. How’s that “taking back control” thing working for you?

I'll carry on saying it , all good here thanks
regards
DR

 

[Thunder Bolt]

But you and a few other kept saying no Deal wouldn't happen Despite me saying it could ,what's changed your mind ?
Regards
DR

It won't. I haven't changed my mind.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

No sour grapes at all. Where do you stand on the question though, did you look at the candidates and not care about the Gary Glitter thing (as just one example) , or did you not look at them at all? Genuinely curious as to the thinking - I can just about understand denial of facts and evidence because that's confirmation bias, but to vote for a party that has candidates so against moral norms is a bit of a leap from even that.

How many more times are you going to dismiss a public vote ,You're coming across in Denial
regards
DRi

 

[Thunder Bolt]

How can it be history its still being debated ,how do you just write off 17.4 million peoples wishes #Desperate
regards

There are 46,148,000 voters in the UK. 46 million so the 17.4 are a significant minority.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

It won't. I haven't changed my mind.

You're entitled to your opinion but it hasn't gone away
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

There are 46,148,000 voters in the UK. 46 million so the 17.4 are a significant minority.

Sour grapes ,if the others couldn't be bothered who's faults that
Regards
DR

 

[Thunder Bolt]

You're entitled to your opinion but it hasn't gone away
regards
DR

You're right about that. My opinion won't go away.

Sour grapes ,if the others couldn't be bothered who's faults that
Regards
DR

My grapes are lovely and sweet, thank you. I have no bitterness, just sadness at the way people have believed the lies sold to them.
Just to add 5M voted for the Brexit party which is a bit of a come down from 17.4M.

 

[mikeyjh]

Perhaps the best single bit of news in the whole exercise was that Tommy Robinson failed to get elected.

I'd probably add that the definitively anti brexit parties did significantly better than those pro, that doesn't mean a massive amount given the turnout and that it wasn't actually a referendum but is still encouraging.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

This is a good read on just one person who Brexit Party voters are supporting. Also check out recent articles relating to her views on the IRA

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2005/nov/19/comment.radio

We have got to the point some brexiteers will vote someone who is pro child porn

 

[vegster]

You're right about that. My opinion won't go away.



My grapes are lovely and sweet, thank you. I have no bitterness, just sadness at the way people have believed the lies sold to them.

I think most people have Das Reich on " Ignore " these days, give it a go Thunder Bolt, its marvellous.

 

[nwgull]

I’m saddened and disturbed that anyone actually voted for this vile little man.

He got 38k+ votes. That’s a A LOT of knuckle draggers, enough for a Zombie apocalypse I believe.

Remember a few thousand of them at Turf Moor alone booing Bong, so a pleasant surprise that he got so few votes and lost his deposit.

 

[Happy Exile]

How many more times are you going to dismiss a public vote ,You're coming across in Denial
regards
DRi

What in asking you that question is dismissing a public vote? I accept people voted for her. What I'm interested in is the moral hoops people jumped through to convince themselves that doing so was OK. I bet some of the people who voted for her don't even realise where she stands on the IRA, let alone the Glitter stuff. Don't think I'll get an answer here though.

 

[Hamilton]

No winners in this election. Just as no winners since the referendum.

Just more stalemate. Votes counting votes out.

And with stalemate and no political leadership, we are all losers.


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[WATFORD zero]

I think most people have Das Reich on " Ignore " these days, give it a go Thunder Bolt, its marvellous.

Don't do that.

What I do is just ignore the vast majority of whiny crap the same way you ignore whining pets when you are getting on with something. Then, just occasionally you get absolute comedy Gold and the whining was all worth it. To be fair, if you are looking for a higher percentage of comedy gold to whining, Two profs is a better bet

 

[daveinplzen]

Some of the grizzlers on here need to wake up and smell the coffee ,the time for action is upon us,
all this stalling and time wasting in Westminster is coming to an end , not long now and we'll be on our way
regards
DR

Led by people you consider 'Snides' and 'timewasters'. Good plan.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I think most people have Das Reich on " Ignore " these days, give it a go Thunder Bolt, its marvellous.

He doesn't bother me, in fact, I think he shows himself up most times.

 

[daveinplzen]

He doesn't bother me, in fact, I think he shows himself up most times.

Most?? He is how I consider most Brexiteers to be fair
Still waiting for one of them to offer some demonstrably proven positives regarding the countries economy and future if the
country leaves without a deal.
So far, all ive been told is we can control our own laws, which we do anyway, and which I also cannot imagine are much different from EU laws.
In order not to pay the EU, what is it? around 180 million a week (in reality, not fantasy) the economic uncertainty is costing the UK In the region of 800 million a week according to the Bank of England. So, really want to hear some coherent reasons from a Brexiteer regarding this masterclass of throwing your country off a cliff.