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    [Politics] Brexit

    You see, these are the kind of throwaway comments that make me want to tear my hair out. Was the NHS all rosy under Labour? NO! This same old argument can be used time and time and time again... ad infinitum. It's the Tories, it's Labour, it's all there faults. They wheel out a new Government...
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    [Politics] Tonight,s EU vote and the margin of defeat ?

    I couldn't care less about cross party politics as you may have noticed in my posts.
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    [Politics] Tonight,s EU vote and the margin of defeat ?

    Calling it a 'people's vote' is bull. A referendum is a people's vote, why dress up a referendum? I think people have to be seriously challenged not to understand that.
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    [Politics] Brexit

    Ben Bradshaw, Labour Why, at no point do they refer to the people that vote and only think about themselves? Do they not think there is a vast sway of the people on the street that are sick of politics? Sick of votes, elections, referendums, and sick of politicians acting like 10 year olds?
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    [Politics] Tonight,s EU vote and the margin of defeat ?

    If there were a second referendum it has to be more than a yes/no vote and the British public need to be fully informed as opposed to soundbites made from the first referendum. Many, on both sides were quite simply fooled into the hype. Incredibly startling how quiet Johnson has been in the past...
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    [Politics] Brexit

    As it was a referendum, a vote without barriers I'm personally not sure but every ward knows the percentages for and against, it was all recorded. It could well be that ward by ward Remain comes out top, I don't know myself but it is still the duty of an MP to represent it's constituent and if...
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    [Politics] Brexit

    Yes, I think you're talking national as opposed to local politics? I am saying that every MP should vote on behalf of their ward and the majority consensus view and not for their own selfish ideals. It makes a mockery of democracy if they are voting for themselves. This is a vote to leave, not a...
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    [Politics] Brexit

    Ok that's fair enough, but surely if the MP is voting on behalf of their constituency they should be voting for the larger percentage of votes for or against, surely that is their duty? If they don't then they are not doing their job? They are voting for their own self fulfilment and ignoring...
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    [Politics] Brexit

    Is your ward a remain or leave area? What was the win/lose percentage for leave for example?
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    [Politics] Tonight,s EU vote and the margin of defeat ?

    Ah, thanks for letting me know. Comments like yours actually say everything about you.
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    [Politics] Brexit

    Do you feel represented?
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    [Politics] Brexit

    Since when have MPs represented the people that vote for them?
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    [Politics] Tonight,s EU vote and the margin of defeat ?

    I hope Trotsky Corbyn does call a vote of no confidence. When he loses he may just find out no matter how unpopular the Govt, he is disliked even more. I look forward to his humiliation.
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    [Politics] Tonight,s EU vote and the margin of defeat ?

    Isn't it the case that even one of the Tory whips are voting against the Govt?
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    [Music] Bands that lost out to the label-mate, but were cracking

    I seriously haven't got a scooby what this thread is about.
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    [Albion] The Pascal Gross mystery

    :ffsparr:
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    [Albion] The Pascal Gross mystery

    No-one is saying that!
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    [Albion] The Pascal Gross mystery

    I wouldn't bite, snowflake that can't handle a level headed debate on a players current form.
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    [Albion] The Pascal Gross mystery

    I think this is now the third or fourth time this has been said on this thread. He has one assist this season, again said for the third or fourth time.

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