[Politics] Brexit

[A1X]

Blame for this pickle lies at many doors.

I do feel however that if many had accepted the result and aimed for the best exit possible rather than continually scuppering and sabotaging and delaying hoping that it would go away and we'd simply give up, then the pill would be easier to swallow.

But the fundamental problem is "what is the best exit possible"? Even if you only asked the 17.4m Leave voters you'd get 10m different interpretations at least. The issue goes all the way back to the Leave campaign actively deciding not to pursue a singular vision of Leave prior to the vote in the hope that they could win the vote then "it'd be alright on the night".

 

[Eeyore]

God. I’m sick of the bellends in this country.

If we have a democracy then we have to abide by a majority vote. It doesn’t matter whether we made the “right” choice or not we made a choice.

Once in a lifetime vote? My ahole.there was a woman on BBC this morning (Labour) who was saying we could go for a leave but retain free movement etc....I’m not 100% sure on this but I’m fairly sure that freedom of movement was the main reason leavers voted out.

This country is a joke.

You know, I honestly don't get why people voted against free movement. It's a really good thing and has, according to official figures, brought a net gain.

And it's amusing when folk talk up the low unemployment figures with all those Johnny foreigners still here...

I honestly think that some thought voting leave would keep the other type of foreigners out.....

 

[Is it PotG?]

But the fundamental problem is "what is the best exit possible"? Even if you only asked the 17.4m Leave voters you'd get 10m different interpretations at least. The issue goes all the way back to the Leave campaign actively deciding not to pursue a singular vision of Leave prior to the vote in the hope that they could win the vote then "it'd be alright on the night".

I agree, in hindsight the biggest error at the beginning was not binning May and getting a Brexit leader of the Blues in for such a monumental period.

 

[Mellotron]

Blame for this pickle lies at many doors.

I do feel however that if many had accepted the result and aimed for the best exit possible rather than continually scuppering and sabotaging and delaying hoping that it would go away and we'd simply give up, then the pill would be easier to swallow.

Your problem is the bit in bold. There is absolutely no consensus whatsoever from Leavers as to what is the best exit possible. There are about 40,000 different versions. Which is patently undeliverable.

 

[Baker lite]

BrExit - the countdown to 11PM GMT on Friday 29th of March 2019

https://twitter.com/sapere_vivere/status/1109017814537564160?s=21
https://twitter.com/sapere_vivere/status/1109017814537564160?s=21

By legal default, on our way.


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[A1X]

I agree, in hindsight the biggest error at the beginning was not binning May and getting a Brexit leader of the Blues in for such a monumental period.

No matter how much a leader may have been perceived to "believe" in Brexit (and it is worth remembering the Brexiters all ran away) they would still have encountered the same issues. May's red lines were cheered to the rafters by Brexiters, and yet it is those that have got us here and they would still have met the reality of the Good Friday Agreement. A more fundamental question was why "the blues" felt they alone should be the ones to negotiate the single biggest change to Britain's international standing since the war. The arrogance of that decision is utterly staggering.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

I see of the genuine signatures in the Renege article 50 petition, the largest percentage are from Brighton, good work all You bitter folk, the bulk of the signatories are, of course bots, hey-ho.






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Here's some useful tools for you to confirm your bot numbers. You'll have to cross reference the signature email addresses with twitter accounts first, but it should give you some idea whether your bot numbers look good.

Do let us know what you find.

Good news, Mr Lite !

BritOrBot have saved you doing all that work. You can stop now

The Bot Analysis of the petition is available here :

https://britorbot.org/2019/03/22/revoke-article-50-petition/

 

[A1X]

https://twitter.com/sapere_vivere/status/1109017814537564160?s=21

If they really weren't bothered about it they wouldn't feel the need to keep trying to discredit it. Someone is clearly rattled.

 

[portslade seagull]

Hope it pisses down

 

[Cozzy]

For all those people that are saying ... "the result was in 2016 we need to know what a 2019 result is" .... I say ... in that case I demand we know what the peoples vote is in 2022 & 2025 & 2028 in case views have changed

after all its only fair if you get a rerun this year that I can have one in another 3 years

 

[sully]

Hope it pisses down

The Met Office suggests you'll be disappointed.

 

[sully]

For all those people that are saying ... "the result was in 2016 we need to know what a 2019 result is" .... I say ... in that case I demand we know what the peoples vote is in 2022 & 2025 & 2028 in case views have changed

after all its only fair if you get a rerun this year that I can have one in another 3 years

No problem with that. Why should I have? I'm not frightened of democracy.

 

[Commander]

For all those people that are saying ... "the result was in 2016 we need to know what a 2019 result is" .... I say ... in that case I demand we know what the peoples vote is in 2022 & 2025 & 2028 in case views have changed

after all its only fair if you get a rerun this year that I can have one in another 3 years

To which I would say it is a very different question that is being asked now. Nobody had any idea what it really meant before, now they do. So ask it again, if Leave wins then there can be no further argument.

Although what would probably happen is Remain would win 52/48 and then we really would be back to square one again.

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

You know, I honestly don't get why people voted against free movement. It's a really good thing and has, according to official figures, brought a net gain.

And it's amusing when folk talk up the low unemployment figures with all those Johnny foreigners still here...

I honestly think that some thought voting leave would keep the other type of foreigners out.....

I think your right. Perhaps we could vote to leave the commonwealth next?

 

[CHAPPERS]

hint ****ing hint

[tweet]1109060638796582913[/tweet]

A clear indication about what type of Brexit can be achieved. If May doesn't go for this she is willfully damaging the country, because she believes that 'the people voted for pain'.

 

[Fignon's Ponytail]

Saw we had a leaflet through the door about it....straight in the bin.

Much better things to be doing on a Saturday tbh.

 

[crodonilson]

The problem I see with a peoples vote is you would have to have more than 2 options on the vote, Mays deal, no deal or stay in EU. In fact you could even argue there should be a 4th option of the oppositions broad plan of leaving the EU but remaining with much closer links to the EU (customs union, Canada++ etc). So what happens if with another referendum and the percentages were broadly 20% Mays deal, 32% no deal, 48% stay in EU. So the highest single vote option is to revoke article 50 and stay in the EU but still over half the vote has opted by one way or another they still want to leave?

 

[B-right-on]

To be objective about this, the reason we are in such a mess is that no-one really knew what Brexit meant in 2016.

Excellent. Another sore loser that cannot admit that they LOST and that someone who voted FOR Brexit KNEW EXACTLY WHAT THEY VOTED FOR =LEAVE THE EU.

Your about as objective as a pig farmer at a vegan rally.

Conceited ass. It's twats like you and May that cannot admit that others might have known what they want when they voted.

 

[Uncle C]

I'll be there

True - we did have a vote three years ago. The point of the "People's Vote" is that, now we know the deal on offer, we should be able to vote on SPECIFICS. To be objective about this, the reason we are in such a mess is that no-one really knew what Brexit meant in 2016. We now have a much clearer idea, and it seems only right to put the specific deal to the people. And if we vote for that deal, then Remainers (like me) should absolutely accept the result. My suspicion is that the real objections to a Peoples Vote come from those who realise Theresa May's deal is crap, and that a second referendum will expose that fact. According to the polls, only around a third of people support the PM's deal. Not a great mandate to force it on the country, is it?

Aside from the Irish border issue what exactly are you objecting to in Mays deal?

 

[Triggaaar]

Just checking, when is it that the EU will crumble and let us have what we want?

When we have a competent government