That's what I'm doing!
If we all focus on that, thanks to social media the politicians will realise that's all that matters (because they're too stupid to work it out for themselves).
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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If we all focus on that, thanks to social media the politicians will realise that's all that matters (because they're too stupid to work it out for themselves).
- Apr 13, 2015
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That would have happened whether or not we had a referendum... he is a lame duck just filling in before a sturdier candidate took labour into the next general election.
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Your contempt.
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Article 50 can only be invoked by the member country. So Juncker has no say. He was also hardly likely to be pleased now was he...
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Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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OK. I bite. Ninety per cent of the personal abuse on the referendum threads has come from the Brexit side. You can put it down to excitement, or passion, or lack of vocabulary, or fundamental unpleasantness or whatever you want. What you can't do is imply that the opposite is true. It is this kind of fact-warping that contributed to a lot of heat in the debate and frankly I'm not surprised when a leaver has a go.
Consider this, on a Vote Leave flyer that came through my door the other day.
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maltaseagull
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Strange that he is saying it after the voting had finished?
Well, they didn't need to put a cross in a box to earn that.
So, again - those people have won nothing.
They have been hoodwinked. A lot of people have not voted for what they think they've voted for, in my opinion.
Yeah, for you and your mates accepting that you called it wrong, oh so wrong ..........
The EU:
When we have a general election, it is up to the losing side to reflect on their mistakes, what they could have done differently, and how they can change for next time. That is what the EU has to do. The EU lost this election. There's no point in them blaming us. If they don't want other countries to leave, they need to look at themselves, what they did wrong and how they can improve.
When we have a general election, it is up to the losing side to reflect on their mistakes, what they could have done differently, and how they can change for next time. That is what the EU has to do. The EU lost this election. There's no point in them blaming us. If they don't want other countries to leave, they need to look at themselves, what they did wrong and how they can improve.
Seagull58
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He is merely expressing his contempt for democracy.
symyjym
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Not that bothered 
tinx
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Country of ****wits
maltaseagull
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This This This.
Pathetic performance from the under 35s who didn't bother to vote for their future.
SittingbourneSeagull
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Too many morons
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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What I called is yet to be seen BG.
But that's true of many who voted IN too. Some would have feared that we'll face more terrorist threats, or even a war - that we were safer together. They were hoodwinked too.
Of course there will be some racist idiots that voted leave, but there will also be some people who voted remain because they don't want to associate themselves with the racists. But there are also many people who voted leave because they think it's the best long term option for our country. Of course you think that remaining was the best choice, but you're assuming (even though you'll deny it) that people who disagree cannot be right.