[Politics] Brexit

[Garry Nelson's teacher]

Gina Miller is an impressive woman, we need more Gina Millers

And fewer Liz Trusses!

 

[Chicken Run]

If the NSC Brexit thread is anything to go by it’s no wonder UK productivity is low, don’t yo people have work to be getting on with? [emoji23]

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Gina Miller is an impressive woman, we need more Gina Millers

It’s a yes from me.

 

[WATFORD zero]

Or simply implement the 1st referendum?

I think Leavers would accept a 2nd referendum on which way we leave. That's a compromise.

If it was possible to simply implement the first referendum, why hasn't it happened in 3.5 years ?

There is certainly something simple about your first sentence

So the Remain option would be binary, yet the leave vote split amongst numerous options? OK.

I'm trying to answer this without being patronising. Give me a minute.

Fair enough, aside from the slightly patronising undertones.

*edit*

Probably better if I use an example, rather than try and explain simply (just in case)

https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?368879-1st-2nd-choice-Referendum-Poll

 

[BensGrandad]

Apparently the Supreme Court will hear evidence over the next 3 days.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

If the NSC Brexit thread is anything to go by it’s no wonder UK productivity is low, don’t yo people have work to be getting on with? [emoji23]

I'm retired, but thank you for caring.

 

[Is it PotG?]

If it was possible to simply implement the first referendum, why hasn't it happened in 3.5 years ?

There is certainly something simple about your first sentence



I'm trying to answer this without being patronising. Give me a minute

Hello, I've missed you today.

 

[WATFORD zero]

Hello, I've missed you today.

I think that's fairly obvious from some of your posts today, but at least I'm here to explain things to you now (see the edit above)

 

[nicko31]

Gina Miller is an impressive woman, we need more Gina Millers

Can never thank her enough for what she did back in December 2017 when the Tories thought they were bigger than the law itself

She paid a heavy price of her own freedom for standing up for our rights

 

[Blackadder]

Leavers represent 43% of the post (based on the top 20 list). Not bad considering only 19% of Albion fans were said to have voted leave.

What can we conclude from this?

That Leavers are more vociferous than Remainers because they WON?

It's the same on Facebook with the eternal memes that they never bother researching to see if they are actually true.

 

[Blackadder]

Overall majority zero chance for Lib Dems, biggest party - well never say never.

Most our my friends I would describe as middle aged educated Tories, most are switching to Lib Dems simply as they regard the Tories as no longer the Tories and have no where else to go.

Agree with this.

If you want to remain vote Lib Dem.

If you want to leave with No Deal (or possibly a deal) vote ERG conservative.

Something else vote Labour.

 

[BensGrandad]

Gina Miller is an impressive woman, we need more Gina Millers

An interfering busy body seeking personal praise.

 

[WATFORD zero]

That Leavers are more vociferous than Remainers because they WON?

It's the same on Facebook with the eternal memes that they never bother researching to see if they are actually true.

But Shirley, if they were the sort of people that researched to see if things were true or false, they would never have supported leave in the first place

 

[Simster]

An interfering busy body seeking personal praise.

You seem to be against absolutely everybody who disagrees with an insane hard brexit. Weird.

 

[BensGrandad]

You seem to be against absolutely everybody who disagrees with an insane hard brexit. Weird.

I believe that parliament ie the government should be allowed to do their job without interference.

 

[WATFORD zero]

I believe that parliament ie the government should be allowed to do their job without interference.

You do understand that Parliament and the Government are two different things ?

If not, I can see where some of your confusion may lie regarding Brexit

After all, it's not as if there are loads of posts on this very thread explaining how a Parliamentary Democracy works

 

[Simster]

I believe that parliament ie the government should be allowed to do their job without interference.

No you don't. You believe in dicatorship, otherwise you wouldn't be writing letters to Nicholas Soames for the heinous crime of calling a lying government to account.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

It's a landmark day today for The NSC Brexit Thread, as we'll break the 100,000 post mark shortly. As of a little while ago this was the league table for posters on the thread with 1000+ posts on it.

Pretty pink fairy - Posts 3,553
Two Professors - Posts 3,446
The Clamp - Posts 3,445
pastafarian - Posts 3,360
Herr Tubthumper - Posts 3,351
JC Footy Genius - Posts 3,329
ManOfSussex - Posts 3,327
Baldseagull - Posts 3,212
Thunder Bolt - Posts 2,782
WATFORD zero - Posts 2,776
nicko31 - Posts 2,660
Lincoln Imp - Posts 2,376
Westdene Seagull - Posts 2,221
beorhthelm - Posts 1,638
GT49er - Posts 1,574
Plooks - Posts 1,526
Soulman - Posts 1,486
portslade seagull - Posts 1,343
bashlsdir - Posts 1,239
Hampster Gull - Posts 1,219
Garry Nelson's teacher - Posts 1,139
The Rivet - Posts 1,070
Blue Valkyrie - Posts 1,038

Everyone of these posters is a hero - bravo

 

[Chicken Run]

I'm retired, but thank you for caring.

I don’t recall saying paid work?

Edit quite impressed with your Brexit thread post count, nearly 2,500 posts [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Reckon the Supreme Court QC for fund manager Gina Miller (who started furiously scribbling notes at that point) said that you don't need to suspend parliament for five weeks due to an impending Queen's Speech. Could be the argument that swings the verdict in the end.