[Politics] Brexit

[birthofanorange]

Trust in British democracy is now all but dead.

I hope those who have all along intended to overturn the democratic instruction of the majority feel it was worth it.

I don't see how anything could be though. If you think living with no-deal would have been bad, well now we will have to live with no-democracy.

The price of all this is yet to be fully appreciated IMO, and it's going to be a far far higher price than no-deal in the long term.

For 3 years (and counting) the more rabid Leavers have been banging on about 'their vote' not being respected, but when a few Tory rebels exercise the same right to vote ( and it scuppers a few plans, temporarily at least,) the lot of you cry "Foul!"

The utter hypocrisy is both staggering and laughable in equal measure.

Actually, it's more laughable.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

I’m not a fan, but Fair play Jezza.

He’s absolutely owned Boris

 

[beorhthelm]

I really struggle to understand how something as simple as the requirement to register as a resident would be a problem. You have twice mentioned ID cards, which is about citizenship and identity; something different. It happens all around the world. What’s the issue?

the issue is simply there is no law or requirement to register.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

The ridiculous thing about this proposed election is it’s already being billed as a choice between Johnson and no deal or Corbyn and an extension followed by the unknown, yet surely the vast majority of the country don’t want either of those men as PM or either of those outcomes.

I wonder what the odds on Johnson waking are

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Has he? Johnson sounds lost but Corbyn has got nothing more than the same old rehearsed drivel that commits to nothing.

100 percent.

That’s how bad Johnson’s been

He tried to bait him to the election and it would have been easy to bite.

As I said, I’m not a fan at all, I don’t like him.

But he’s done well

 

[pastafarian]

....typical of you to be reduced to a level of rudeness that undermines your point. Desperate of you.

grow some balls you pathetic man-child.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Not entirely unrealistic I would say. He sounds beaten and he’s got remarkably little fight for someone who’s only a couple of months into the job. It must be starting to dawn on him that he has no way of delivering on his headline policy.

He leaves now and he has the excuse, well in his head he does.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

the issue is simply there is no law or requirement to register.

I know there’s no requirement as that was the point in my initial post. As for a legal requirement, I can’t really see why this would be an issue to pass a law. More to my point, why has this never been done in the past? It’s utterly ludicrous.

 

[beorhthelm]

interesting betting, for GE Labour 10/1, while next PM Corbyn 9/4. related, Italy 2/1 to leave the EU next, im surprised theres even a book on that.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

I think if Labour had a leader with some personality and flexibility rather than a glorified protester they would be mauling Johnson.

As it is, I give it to Corbyn on points but it’s a terrible fight.

I concur.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

grow some balls you pathetic man-child.

It's an internet forum time to keep it real.
regards
DF

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

The Jocks may be very predictable but at least you know what they stand for and they’re prepared to argue their cause. They seem to have proper politicians, unlike Labour who have a bunch of faceless losers.

Maybe a softer version of the BNP could do a job ??
Regards
DF

 

[Guinness Boy]

Ken Clarke has basically just roasted Boris in to an impossible position. Best speech in the HoC for years and it came from a Tory


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[Badger]

I think if Labour had a leader with some personality and flexibility rather than a glorified protester they would be mauling Johnson.

This is exactly what I was just explaining to my Serbian boss. He's been trying to understand what this Brexit mess is all about and I've been struggling to fill him in!

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Lol the MP speaking now (who didn’t vote for Mays deal) lecturing and blaming Labour for not voting for it for the mess. Hahahaha

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

interesting betting, for GE Labour 10/1, while next PM Corbyn 9/4. related, Italy 2/1 to leave the EU next, im surprised theres even a book on that.

Corbyns a **** end of ,a complete spanner he knows he hasn't got a hope in hell all commie bravado at best just to keep his comrades happy
regards
DF

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Lol the MP speaking now (who didn’t vote for Mays deal) lecturing and blaming Labour for not voting for it for the mess. Hahahaha

Will you still be laughing when We leave the EU though ??
Regards
DF

 

[Guinness Boy]

Boris is being ****ed up the Derick by the Scotch now


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[Kinky Gerbil]

Will you still be laughing when We leave the EU though ??
Regards
DF

Most of us will be dead by then

 

[knocky1]

Most Democratic people would think so unfortunately we're dealing with MPs on an agenda, as I said reap what you sow ,if they honestly feel they're in touch with public opinion I think they're going to be in for a few surprises

regards
DF

Brexit Party, Tory Buffoon or Timmy Robinson for you lot at the next election should split the vote. Except Putin will tell you who to vote for via Trump.