[Politics] Brexit

[Westdene Seagull]

How many of NSCs finest attended the Anti Democracy march in central London today?

Plooks did .... here's a photo of him ...

 

[Blackadder]

The first away win in a year, a brilliant 1-0 win at Newcastle and STILL this thread rambles on at the top of the board

That's because there are a few posters on this page (on both sides) who have no real interest in the Albion.

Says the poster who put it top. We knew we would win.Here's a picture of some sheep to calm you down.

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Point proven.

 

[Dick Head]

People's Vote March Pretendance

700,000

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

670,000 I believe. Great turnout on a nice sunny day, including my sister and her family. Little bit far for me but proud of them

 

[Hampster Gull]

Right thing to do, to tell parliament the people aren’t behind the Brexit thingy

 

[Super Steve Earle]

Right thing to do, to tell parliament the people aren’t behind the Brexit thingy

'Hardly 'the people'. A few hundred thousand from a noisy, frustrated minority who lost and can't accept it.

 

[brightn'ove]

I really don’t understand the argument that having another vote now that the public are infinitely more well informed of the consequences and the competency of the people leading Britain is somehow undemocratic. Very odd one. Almost like there is some kind of agenda at play, and the democratic argument is being used in bad faith

 

[Guinness Boy]

'Hardly 'the people'. A few hundred thousand from a noisy, frustrated minority who lost and can't accept it.

If they're the minority where's the harm in having another vote now that everyone's better informed. Shouldn't change a thing should it?

 

[oneillco]

I think that the Polls have got it wrong again. Everyone I speak to seems to be voting out...

You obviously mix with very thick people...

 

[LlcoolJ]

The counter march in Manchester.

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That's actually really funny.

 

[Dick Head]

If they're the minority where's the harm in having another vote now that everyone's better informed. Shouldn't change a thing should it?

Didn't you know? Democracy was frozen in time on 23rd June 2016.

 

[lawros left foot]

I really don’t understand the argument that having another vote now that the public are infinitely more well informed of the consequences and the competency of the people leading Britain is somehow undemocratic. Very odd one. Almost like there is some kind of agenda at play, and the democratic argument is being used in bad faith

We all know the leaversare scared of another vote, they know they’d be humiliated.

 

[Pavilionaire]

Great turnout by Remain, it will be disregarded by the Tores but what difference will it make to Labour? It could be a game changer.

 

[Baker lite]

You obviously mix with very thick people...

What a supercilious buffoon you are.


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[Baker lite]

Great turnout by Remain, it will be disregarded by the Tores but what difference will it make to Labour? It could be a game changer.

Of course it will be disregarded, We have had a vote,remain did not get as many votes as Leave, what is so difficult to understand?


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[Baker lite]

We all know the leaversare scared of another vote, they know they’d be humiliated.

Good job that there is absolutely no chance of a third vote then isn’t it


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[Super Steve Earle]

If they're the minority where's the harm in having another vote now that everyone's better informed. Shouldn't change a thing should it?

Perhaps we should play Newcastle again, now they are better informed how we play. Or despite Rafa's comments that they were the better team, they should just accept the result. Unfortunately for the Remainers, you snooze, you lose.

 

[Guinness Boy]

Perhaps we should play Newcastle again, now they are better informed how we play. Or despite Rafa's comments that they were the better team, they should just accept the result. Unfortunately for the Remainers, you snooze, you lose.

You've answered a question with a different question. You stated remainers were still in a minority. If so the result won't change but the circumstances surrounding Brexit now all but demand it. Are you saying the 2017 General Election shouldn't have taken place because the 2015 one was perfectly adequate. At which point does a democratic vote become binding for all time?

 

[Guinness Boy]

Perhaps we should play Newcastle again, now they are better informed how we play. Or despite Rafa's comments that they were the better team, they should just accept the result. Unfortunately for the Remainers, you snooze, you lose.

Also we do play Newcastle twice a season though the players, crowd, venue, time of year and conditions- you may think of these as circumstances- change every time. As does the result.


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[brightn'ove]

Perhaps we should play Newcastle again, now they are better informed how we play. Or despite Rafa's comments that they were the better team, they should just accept the result. Unfortunately for the Remainers, you snooze, you lose.

What a ****ing monumentally shit metaphor, considering we DO play Newcastle again this season.