SkyBlueDom26
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Its best out of 5 on the referendums according to remain voters
Its best out of 5 on the referendums according to remain votersAllowing the order paper to go to an opposition is entirely unique and against our democracy - holding government to account is a cliche - the opposition are in effect the government which is by definition not democratic as they were not elected for this purpose
I assume if there was a referendum and remain won but a year later polls indicated again an anti Europe majority you’d be the first to demand a further referendum?
Its best out of 5 on the referendums according to remain voters
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I wouldn't have done a referendum in the first place. Having opened that bottle however, it would not be unreasonable to test peoples' view further down the line if there were appetite for it.I assume if there was a referendum and remain won but a year later polls indicated again an anti Europe majority you’d be the first to demand a further referendum?
I wouldn't have done a referendum in the first place. Having opened that bottle however, it would not be unreasonable to test peoples' view further down the line if there were appetite for it.
That, after all, is democracy, unlike all the wannabe dictators, who want to take it away.
Whats the point in a referendum if a group can't accept the result and bitch and whine for another oneI wouldn't have done a referendum in the first place. Having opened that bottle however, it would not be unreasonable to test peoples' view further down the line if there were appetite for it.
That, after all, is democracy, unlike all the wannabe dictators, who want to take it away.
That, after all, is democracy, unlike all the wannabe dictators, who want to take it away.
Not if opinion hadn't changed.How if you had referendums every year would the Eu realistically want the uk in the union with so much uncertainty?
there would certainly be a case for another referendum in two years time if we remained in
Again, you're being wilfully obtuse. Lib Dems are making it clear that if they win a majority in parliament, they will revoke Article 50. They are offering the opportunity for the people to vote for that. Where they are unwise is, of course, come an election there is more than one policy that people vote for, and the parliamentary system distorts representation anyway.That is Lib Dem policy
Again, you're being wilfully obtuse. Lib Dems are making it clear that if they win a majority in parliament, they will revoke Article 50. They are offering the opportunity for the people to vote for that. Where they are unwise is, of course, come an election there is more than one policy that people vote for, and the parliamentary system distorts representation anyway.
Your beloved Brexit Party offer the alternative option at a general election. Where they do shift is they struggle with the concept of policy beyond that.
Conservatives will get a majority in the elections however they could make a pact with the brexit party, a remoaners dreamAgain, you're being wilfully obtuse. Lib Dems are making it clear that if they win a majority in parliament, they will revoke Article 50. They are offering the opportunity for the people to vote for that. Where they are unwise is, of course, come an election there is more than one policy that people vote for, and the parliamentary system distorts representation anyway.
Your beloved Brexit Party offer the alternative option at a general election. Where they do shift is they struggle with the concept of policy beyond that.
Not if opinion hadn't changed.
As with you anti-democrats anyway, you try and avoid the fact that it's a vote on an issue now which parliament has not managed to resolve. It is therefore handing the options to the people to decide which is best.
In your dictatorship however, it's down to you and De Pfeffel to ride something through regardless. Some even spend their time with nondescript bollocks and vague twee insults instead of actually offering a constructive argument about why after bills have been scrutinised, there are positives to come from said bill.
Instead, it's the merry-go-round of cheap tomato throwing,
Whats the point in a referendum if a group can't accept the result and bitch and whine for another one
I heard someone the other day referring to the referendum as similar to voting for one of these two options in an election:
A) your current MP
B) someone else
Its ludicrous that this government haven't and won't to an economic impact assessment on this deal and are trying to rush it through in less than 3 days.
Regardless of you are a leaver or a remainer, this is the single most important piece of legislation for a generation, and needs to be scrutinised properly.
What is Boris so worried about?
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Its ludicrous that this government haven't and won't to an economic impact assessment on this deal and are trying to rush it through in less than 3 days.
Regardless of you are a leaver or a remainer, this is the single most important piece of legislation for a generation, and needs to be scrutinised properly.
What is Boris so worried about?
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Of course you can have an economic impact assessment.He has offered a general election so that people can vote for whoever they wish
how can you have an economic assessment when a deal won’t be actually agreed for 14 months or possibly longer?
Of course you can have an economic impact assessment.
A general election is multifaceted and not a single issue vote. They also tend to have much lower turnouts.
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Question. If the Tories win a majority why would they have to make a pact with the Brexit Party?Conservatives will get a majority in the elections however they could make a pact with the brexit party, a remoaners dream
I will not vote in it as it’s not legitimate
To piss off your lot even moreQuestion. If the Tories win a majority why would they have to make a pact with the Brexit Party?
He’s worried people will read it.
To piss off your lot even more
Gays?your lot
So easy to wind up, take a joke ladThat’s just completely nonsensical. Wait... I’ve just remembered who said it.
RemoanersGays?
So easy to wind up, take a joke lad
Make one then
Conservatives will get a majority in the elections however they could make a pact with the brexit party, a remoaners dream
For sure. And we’d have lost our veto on the Euro because we left. So ultimately Brexits legacy will be us joining the Euro.
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