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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Tonight saw the death of 'Remain'. So in a way....Corbyn also got something he wanted. Edited by Stirlingsays (13 Dec 2019 1.43am) LOL. Remain died on June 23rd 2016. Just took these w***ers a long time to understand that. They really are, and will no doubt remain, as moronic and stupid as I always thought. And dangerous. Absolutely willing to do anything to usurp a democratic process in which every vote was equally weighted. Every single person who proclaimed themselves in favour of this farce of a second referendum need to hang their heads in utter shame. They won't and we are already seeing them trying to put the entire blame on Corbyn but the reality is that they effectively destroyed their own party through their narcissism. Kier Starmer was the cause of last night. And now the favourite to take over Labour. You could not make this s*** up.
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Originally posted by Matov
Absolutely willing to do anything to usurp a democratic process in which every vote was equally weighted. It was pleasing to see that all those MPs who thought that they knew better than the people that they supposedly represented were booted out by their electorate
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
It was pleasing to see that all those MPs who thought that they knew better than the people that they supposedly represented were booted out by their electorate It's a beautiful morning.
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It's a new dawn.
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I agree, and it was exactly in the same context of people complaining about their own country that Trump made those remarks.
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Originally posted by SW19 CPFC
Right then. With the Booreyboys gaining Workington via a strategy based solely on a patronising simpleton esque stereotype (which alarmingly must be genuine) we’ve reached peak election dross. Surprised it worked tbh but this and the referendum has told politicians not to ignore them or take them for granted, twice. Whether it’s heeded or not is anyone’s guess. Edited by Rudi Hedman (13 Dec 2019 9.00am)
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
It was pleasing to see that all those MPs who thought that they knew better than the people that they supposedly represented were booted out by their electorate Absolutely all of them? Have none of them hung on? Good if so. I see Sam Gyimah won a narrow victory for the conservatives in Kensington, by standing for Lib Dem’s. Good riddance to him.
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Originally posted by serial thriller
Wow. I'm shellshocked. The next 5 years promise to see even greater levels of deprivation and division in our society but... That's democracy. Sadly, Labour dealt with the pain Brexit voters felt by pretending they didn't exist. Labour need to go back in to those communities now and regain trust. Yep. Twice. Or three times if you include 1016, 2017, 2019. Any more? ‘If Labour is a liberal metropolitan party we won’t vote for it.’
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Originally posted by DanH
Yeah you’re right. I still feel like people didn’t know what they were voting for though. I have a lot or respect for you because you know why you voted for it and can articulate the reasons. A rare breed. Not sure how you can still say this. It has been 3 years since the referendum and the media/MPs have done nothing but bleat on about all the negatives regarding leaving the EU, so people are fully aware and just want out, maybe eventually this will sink in.
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Now we can get Brexit done
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Absolutely all of them? Have none of them hung on? Good if so. I see Sam Gyimah won a narrow victory for the conservatives in Kensington, by standing for Lib Dem’s. Good riddance to him. I believe so, good. Chuka (which party can I join today) Umunna gone!! Perhaps he will now join the SNP
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
Pissed off, but mostly with the opposition. Absolutely f*cking useless shower of c*nts. Policy by committee?
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Originally posted by serial thriller
Wow. I'm shellshocked. The next 5 years promise to see even greater levels of deprivation and division in our society but... That's democracy. Sadly, Labour dealt with the pain Brexit voters felt by pretending they didn't exist. Labour need to go back in to those communities now and regain trust. So presumably all the Labour heartlands in the Midlands and the North who voted for Boris are happy with this? I totally agree with your 2nd paragraph
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
If you can't gloat on an election night when can you gloat. Still, I know some good Labour people....which unfortunately includes my sister.....and so, you know. Besides, for people like us Johnson is still pretty lukewarm on most things.....but he should be good on Brexit and free speech....at least compared to what we had before. This
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