It wont be the same deal on the table if Boris gets a sizeable majority.
Couldn't he just get the surrender act revoked, put no deal back on the table and renegotiate with the eu from a position of strength.

He has hung his colours to the mast apropos the deal and he just wants to "Get Brexit done" so no chance of that scenario coming to pass.

So, are you making an argument for authoritarianism? I know you're not.
Call it liberalism or whatever you want, I think it's human nature that when you get to have the wealth most western countries have that your views lean more to having things like a social safety net (ie NHS, Free childcare, etc). Do 'common' people take advantage of it? Yes, but I haven't seen a recession where the welfare spend destroyed the economy yet. What I have seen is regulations being cut on the financial sector that have caused immense recessions and surprisingly no one goes jail, funny that.

I wouldn't describe myself as left or right really, I just want things to be discussed in a proper way, analysed and then implemented with strict monitoring of the effects of any policy as well as the environmental factors that policy was implemented in. The best example is austerity. Do we 'the people' need to live within our means? I'd say to a certain extent yes, but the people are not a country that can print its own money. If I'm saving £100 a month while I'm earning £20k a year, I'm not going to start saving £400 a month, because I'll be miserable, what I may do though is look for a better paid job and potentially educate myself a bit more to have a better chance of that. Our Government can print it's way out of trouble, to certain extent.

I've gone a bit too long here, but my point is that I see the benefits in autocratic countries as well as in (and I use this word very lightly) democracies.

Liberalism as currently defined in the west is the very opposite of freedom

Lots of Holers saying that they aren't left or right.

Mmmm...Me thinks the 'individualists' doth protest too much!

Perhaps if they took the political compass test we could all actually discover the political positioning.

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'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Also why should we care what the eu thinks.
We are leaving and the idea is to get the best deal possible for us.
Unless you are labour or the lib dems.....

I think that too many people make assumptions on others' political leanings based on their Brexit stance which isn't always relevant

Freedom to speak your mind, freedom to decide where you spend your money, freedom to be able top protect your family, freedom to love your culture, country, history and flag.

Look, I agree that it's getting too far, I do. I do agree that i you have a British flag hanging out of your window, you are an instant racist or fascist. I personally don't have such a strong view or inclination towards a flag but that's me. However, I do believe a lot of young people just don't get that it wasn't long ago that the Nazis could have beaten us. Churchill, was also viewed in the day as a Farage/Boris type buffoon, but when it comes to fighting a war, we are all British and that is the era I think a of of us grew up in.

I just don't see how there's any laws that stop everything you've said from happening though. You can do whatever you want, but, you also have to have some self awareness of the people or place you say stuff in.

As for money. I have no idea who's controlling our money, apart from the banks.

What I will say is that you may look at this country's history with different tainted glasses to others, that's all.

Some of us are longing for the day when you finally grow up.