Evo1883
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This thread is indesputable evidence that remain voters are absolutely deluded... Go back and listen to yourselves.
Might take a few weeks because it's a fecking huge thread but seriously get a bastard grip
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This thread is indesputable evidence that remain voters are absolutely deluded... Go back and listen to yourselves.
Might take a few weeks because it's a fecking huge thread but seriously get a bastard grip
dutchman
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Perhaps they were under the impression Britain was already leaving or perhaps they felt their vote would be totally ignored, like it was after the referendum.
I think if we did have a GE soon we would have an 8 way split with Bre, Tories, Lab ,Green and LD's all grabbing a fair share of the vote for different reasons with the SNP and the Irish making up the numbers. Not sure how that would solve the EU issue. Can't they just half our contributions and put stricter regulations on free movement and most would be happier to stay I?!
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Loving the desperation from some righties.
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Evo1883
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Hard for the left to be desperate to be fair, you dont have the testosterone levels to feel actual emotions
Ouch
Evo1883
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Not really, most are absolute drips
How has it been ignored? All we’ve done the last 2.5 years is focus on Brexit.
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People are trying to have a debate with you. At least do them the justice of taking part rather than posting nonsense. No wonder the country is so fragmented if all you can do is throw around insults.
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Evo1883
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tisza
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Turnout roughly same as last 4 elections.
Pattern remains general indifference with eu elections. Remain failed to mobilize vote potential yet again. Brexit parties held roughly levels.
Lack of campaign time assisted Farage also.
People trying to extrapolate results into a GE wasting time as way too many variables.
Sick Boy
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Sick Boy
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The turnout suggests it was only those who feel passionately on both sides.
Sick Boy
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The country has always chosen not to enforce tighter regulations available to it. Like producing a work contract and earning a certain amount to qualify for healthcare and wider services.
If those sorts of things were in place then I doubt we would be stuck in this mess because migration would be under control, our welfare state and NHS protected from people who don't contribute enough. The money sent to the EU should have been justified better, a programme of explanation and perspective to show it in relation to overall government budget would have helped. I still blame the morons like Cameron, Osborne, Blair, Mark Carney and others who rather than threaten and mock the people and their opponents should have had some sympathy with prevalent issues but instead they antagonised the public who were already sick of the political classes anyway and encouraged rebellion.
It was the very forces fighting for Remain that caused Leave !
As I've posted earlier I didn't vote, I'm sick of the lot of them !
Mucca Mad Boys
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At the minute, nothing can get through Parliament. Including a no-deal and something has got to give somewhere. MPs would prefer a second referendum to a no deal Brexit.
Grendel
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Of course a no deal will get through parliament as the time limit will be the only option available
I think it’s going to come down to the next Tory leader having 3 choices, no deal, 2nd ref or revoke with aim of negotiating a new deal after dropping the red lines.
Can’t help but think a 2nd ref will solve nothing though unless it has multiple options with a preference for different scenarios.
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dutchman
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Britain is no closer to leaving the EU now than it was two years and eleven months ago when people voted to leave.
SkyblueBazza
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If he is still he needs to remember the same arguments applied to the 1975 vote would have meant we wouldn't have even been in the EU in the first place!
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Not true. Article 50 was passed, withdrawal agreement negotiated and some no deal prep has been done.
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Grendel
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The Lurker
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why?
If the eu elections 2019 had been a general election the result would be:
Brexit: 446 seats
Labour: 93 seats
SNP: 56 seats
Lib: 31 seats
Plaid: 5 seats
Green: 1 seat
Conservative: 0 seats
Brexit Party majority 242!
The Lurker
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a 50 was only in name and nothing else
SkyblueBazza
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Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Martcov: Bollocks! Angry people vote. Brexit parties got 5 more seats than 2014, remain got 20 more than 2014. Remain are angrier. Most people don’t want the snake oil salesman and charlatan as leader.
Evo1883:No the fact is turnout in leave voting areas was down.
That's not me making it up thats FACT
This is why I said your point on leave turnout being down proved his point.
He asserted that remain are angrier and angry people vote. You pointed out that turnout in leave voting areas was down, hence therefore more leavers didn't bother to vote.
Now maybe they didn't vote as a protest or whatever, but for me if I'd voted leave and still hadn't I'd be down that polling both to vote for a pro-Brexit party to show my anger that we hadn't yet left.
I also said that's possibly why the move towards pro Brexit was three times less than that towards pro Remain - voters didn't turn out. This is me stating the percentage swing figures may not truly reflect the feelings of the country re Brexit because remain voters went out and voted and leave didn't.
Not at all. Leaving is now the legal default unless we negotiate an extension.
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The Lurker
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The Lurker
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you taking the mick? what happened on the 29th march? we were told numerous times we would leave but didn’t
Yes because we negotiated an extension. Leaving is still the legal position though. In fact we would have left already if only the ERG had voted for the withdrawal agreement.
Yes we were told we would leave but the issue there is politicians making claims they can’t back up.
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Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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But they don't use the same constituency boundaries. And even though the map is pretty much totally coloured Brexit to believe that a GE would have the same result you're in a fantasy land.
If you don't believe me look at the previous EU elections and the performance of UKIP. Then look at the GE the year after (or 2017) and see the massive difference.
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SkyblueBazza
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I certainly agree that GE would make for a different outcome. Farage has made his point & should pursue only Brexit. THAT by my interpretation seems to be what the country wants.But they don't use the same constituency boundaries. And even though the map is pretty much totally coloured Brexit to believe that a GE would have the same result you're in a fantasy land.
If you don't believe me look at the previous EU elections and the performance of UKIP. Then look at the GE the year after (or 2017) and see the massive difference.
His other policies would I suspect divide opinion among Brexit supporters far more & people would either not vote or revert to their 'safe' ground on the ballot paper.
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dutchman
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ANOTHER extension you mean.
And Article 50 can be revoked at any time and probably will.
It will be interesting to see what policies he comes out with.
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