[Politics] Brexit

[Pretty pink fairy]

If it happens I will gladly piss off somewhere better.
Ironic really as the brexiters didn't like it, so why didn't they piss off?

Because we fought for what we believed in and won
regards
DR

 

[JC Footy Genius]

We will still be in a transition period in 2025, if we don't elect a government on the back of a remain pledge before that. No one is going to want to finalise this.

Ok a referendum in 2030 then.

 

[GT49er]

I usually find your posts to be rational and sensible. This one not so much. Bad day at the office?

Not at all. Just a very real concern.

 

[Baldseagull]

Because we fought for what we believed in and won
regards
DR

And I will fight on for what I believe in.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Question : How many people on this thread who think a second referendum is now needed/essential said this would be necessary before their side lost the vote?

 

[The Rivet]

And I will fight on for what I believe in.

What exactly do you believe in? Accepting and agreeing with the decision? Hating it but piously bowing to a winner OR Disrespecting a democratic vote/result? Do you believe in turning all 'Vicky Pollard' and start using 'yeah/but no/but' arguments to twist and squirm your 'political want' into changing the result? If you want to fight to be antidemocratic then at least we know what you are and what you stand for.

 

[The Rivet]

Question : How many people on this thread who think a second referendum is now needed/essential said this would be necessary before their side lost the vote?

Not a lot on this thread to be honest but some in the public eye most notably Farage said they would fight on. However if the vote had been to remain ALL leavers would be 'Howled' down without remorse. Some do not like it when the boot is on the other foot I guess.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Not a lot on this thread to be honest but some in the public eye most notably Farage said they would fight on. However if the vote had been to remain ALL leavers would be 'Howled' down without remorse. Some do not like it when the boot is on the other foot I guess.

Indeed and as most Remoaners probably view Farage as the anti-Christ it should perhaps give them pause for thought.

 

[The Rivet]

Indeed and as most Remoaners probably view Farage as the anti-Christ it should perhaps give them pause for thought.

It should but most are incapable of such lateral thought processes. Myopic is a word that springs to mind.

 

[studio150]

'Prime Minister,the Russian tanks are pouring through the Fulda Gap.We desperately need your Typhoons and Tornadoes as both the German ones are up on bricks.'
'Sorry SACEUR,we're not allowed to fly over Europe any more,so we're just defending GREAT Britain now'

When are we resigning from NATO then?

Leaving the EU doesn't stop us fulfilling our obligations to NATO if another NATO member is attacked.

 

[nicko31]

same old bad losers who can't face up to the fact we're leaving the EU , two choices, piss off or live with it
regards
DR

Everyone has a difference of opinion on here, but some add nothing to the debate at all

 

[nicko31]

Question : How many people on this thread who think a second referendum is now needed/essential said this would be necessary before their side lost the vote?

It would be a bit hard to have a Brexit ratification vote if we had voted to remain, we didn't we voted to leave but only just

 

[The Rivet]

Everyone has a difference of opinion on here, but some add nothing to the debate at all

The debate is about democracy and respecting it not the debate about trying to usurp it!

 

[Mental Lental]

The European Union and Japan have formally agreed an outline free-trade deal.
The agreement paves the way for trading in goods without tariff barriers between two of the world's biggest economic areas.
However, few specific details are known and a full, workable agreement may take some time.
Two of the most important sectors are Japanese cars and, for Europe, EU farming goods into Japan.

Tragically this deal could have meant that I'd be able to buy a halfway decent block of English cheddar in a Japanese supermarket. All they have here is shitty bland mild cheddar from Australia and even that ain't cheap.

Brexit wankers.

 

[Berty23]

No your not British you do not respect democracy.

British people would know that you mean you are or you're

You don't seem to understand democracy. Democracy doesn't end at a vote, it continues with debate and opposition.

Carry on.

 

[vegster]

Indeed and as most Remoaners probably view Farage as the anti-Christ it should perhaps give them pause for thought.

He's hardly the Anti-christ, just a shrewd businessman how has found and exploited a good business opportunity.

 

[vegster]

Marvellous front page from the Daily Mail today thundering about the amount of hate prospective Tory MP's allegedly received from "Left Wing Hate Mobs".... Yet they see no irony?

 

[nicko31]

He's hardly the Anti-christ, just a shrewd businessman how has found and exploited a good business opportunity.

Good business opportunity for whom, the Nige?

As soon as I realised he was Palace I saw the writing on the wall

 

[vegster]

Good business opportunity for whom, the Nige?

As soon as I realised he was Palace I saw the writing on the wall

Yes, great thinking by Nige, he gets paid a generous salary and expenses and either fails to attend meetings or turns up and just opposes any proposals on principle.
If he had any real principles he should have resigned after the Brexit vote rather than continuing to take the money and topping up his EU pension plan.

 

[CHAPPERS]

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