Pretty pink fairy
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https://youtu.be/z7qZhlrbcB8
no need it was all explained , you're a typical wolf in sheeps clothing
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[Politics] ** EU Elections Poll ** - The vote that we never thought we would get!
- Thread starter Steve Foster
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https://youtu.be/z7qZhlrbcB8
no need it was all explained , you're a typical wolf in sheeps clothing
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DR
https://youtu.be/z7qZhlrbcB8
no need it was all explained , you're a typical wolf in sheeps clothing
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DR
And how's that 'agreement with the EU' going?
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I’m sure, that as remain lost the last referendum, the question on any future ratification will be, negotiated deal or no deal.
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How that negotiated deal coming on?
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
And how's that 'agreement with the EU' going?
Not the most flexible bunch to negotiate with, I'm sure you'll agree.
Can't imagine why we might want 'out'.
No, and why on earth should they be?
It's like you trying to break free from a work contract and expecting your boss to give you the best deal. You would be the same in that position, I'm sure.
At no point before or during the referendum was No Deal offered as an option if we voted to Leave.
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And you use the fact that we're struggling to get a deal as a reason why 'we wanted out'?
We put ourselves in this position, don't forget.
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Greg Bobkin
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It's EVERYTHING to do with that. You said nothing's impossible. Some things are.
Pretty pink fairy
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Pretty pink fairy
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Pretty pink fairy
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The EU are not our boss # taking back controlNo, and why on earth should they be?
It's like you trying to break free from a work contract and expecting your boss to give you the best deal. You would be the same in that position, I'm sure.
At no point before or during the referendum was No Deal offered as an option if we voted to Leave.
Edit:
And you use the fact that we're struggling to get a deal as a reason why 'we wanted out'?
We put ourselves in this position, don't forget.
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DR
That's correct, they are not our boss and never were.
Hard to take back control that we never lost in the first place.
Pretty pink fairy
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you're deludedThat's correct, they are not our boss and never were.
Hard to take back control that we never lost in the first place.
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DR
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It’s only proved impossible because the Tory establishment installed a Remain PM to do the negotiating. Your proposed referendum choices would not be approved by the Electoral Commission because it would exclude the large number of Leave voters who would like to leave with a deal that is not a betrayal of their vote. Therein lies your problem. Referendums only work with binary choices. We had one in 1975 and the result was honoured despite what you would refer to as unknown ‘pitfalls/consequences.’We had one in 2016 and it has not been honoured.
Remain or Leave (with No Deal) is a binary choice.
Leaving with a deal is/has/and may continue to prove impossible. So what options are left, other than Remain or Leave (with no deal), which, as you say, might exclude the Leavers who wish to leave with this elusive 'deal'?
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
So a 'Remain' cover all against a specific 'Leave, but only with no deal which we'll make sound awful'. Nice.
Apparently they are the only options available, as a deal doesn't seem possible.
What options would you suggest?
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Maybe something that hasn't been done before......erm….Remain or Leave?
Phase 2 of the best of 3.
Isn't possible.....who says?