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steeleye20 Croydon 19 Mar 19 2.31pm
Originally posted by W12 That was a referendum on the common market which is clearly not the EU. It's just a crap argument. What has amazed me more than anything is watching the unchecked power of the Speaker in the house of commons to completely steer the entire processes based on his choice of amendments and what he will and won't allow. That's clearly subversion of the position and a fundamental fault in our political system that needs to be addressed. That and all the main stream media debates that are completely antithetical to the discussions real people are having in this country. They are discussion and reporting on this like it's some kind of game. I really don't think that Parliament, the ruling class and many remainers understand what's at stake and what is likely to happen if Brexit is not delivered or continues to be frustrated. If brexit is not delivered we will all be saved from many more years of this utter s***e.
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steeleye20

Croydon 19 Mar 19 2.31pm

Originally posted by W12

That was a referendum on the common market which is clearly not the EU. It's just a crap argument.

What has amazed me more than anything is watching the unchecked power of the Speaker in the house of commons to completely steer the entire processes based on his choice of amendments and what he will and won't allow. That's clearly subversion of the position and a fundamental fault in our political system that needs to be addressed.

That and all the main stream media debates that are completely antithetical to the discussions real people are having in this country. They are discussion and reporting on this like it's some kind of game.

I really don't think that Parliament, the ruling class and many remainers understand what's at stake and what is likely to happen if Brexit is not delivered or continues to be frustrated.

If brexit is not delivered we will all be saved from many more years of this utter s***e.

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Hrolf The Ganger 19 Mar 19 3.32pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 Quite so, and clearly the result of the 1975 referendum, when 67% of the vote was to remain, is not being respected. So get over it losers etc.etc. We tested that choice for 40 years and then decided it was a mistake, By that logic, we should have another referendum in around 2060
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Originally posted by steeleye20

Quite so, and clearly the result of the 1975 referendum, when 67% of the vote was to remain, is not being respected.

So get over it losers etc.etc.

We tested that choice for 40 years and then decided it was a mistake,
By that logic, we should have another referendum in around 2060

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chris123 hove actually 19 Mar 19 3.40pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 Quite so, and clearly the result of the 1975 referendum, when 67% of the vote was to remain, is not being respected. So get over it losers etc.etc. If it was still a free trade area, then we wouldn't be pulling out, it's the federal state we did not vote for, so quite different.
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hove actually 19 Mar 19 3.40pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

Quite so, and clearly the result of the 1975 referendum, when 67% of the vote was to remain, is not being respected.

So get over it losers etc.etc.

If it was still a free trade area, then we wouldn't be pulling out, it's the federal state we did not vote for, so quite different.

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Pussay Patrol 19 Mar 19 3.44pm
Originally posted by chris123 If it was still a free trade area, then we wouldn't be pulling out, it's the federal state we did not vote for, so quite different. Wrong [Link] Just more evidence people vote leave on misconceptions, myths and lies Paua oouaaranc� Ir� chiyeah Ish� gal� ma ba oo ah
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19 Mar 19 3.44pm

Originally posted by chris123

If it was still a free trade area, then we wouldn't be pulling out, it's the federal state we did not vote for, so quite different.

Wrong

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Just more evidence people vote leave on misconceptions, myths and lies

Paua oouaaranc� Ir� chiyeah Ish� gal� ma ba oo ah

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deleted user 19 Mar 19 3.48pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger We tested that choice for 40 years and then decided it was a mistake, By that logic, we should have another referendum in around 2060 Yes, 40 years ago it was a different world. We have to work from where we are now. I understand the view that with such a close vote the country is split and so we need to consider everyones view, but we see where that's got us in parliament. I think the problem with the current situation is that if somehow we don't end up leaving in some form, when will the next Brexit referendum come? Try never. It will all be talk of how the last one was a disaster for the country and so on. It'll be a lock in. For those concerned about us leaving, again, in a worse case scenario if things don't work out, then with such a split country the majority would want to rejoin anyway wouldn't they, so what's the long term concern? I'll adapt whatever happens, and if the EU had allowed us control over our borders remain would've won anyway, but to me throughout this never-ending Brexit I've come to see it more as an opportunity to take stock of things and evaluate them as we go along, rather than get dragged along a path of wider union's choosing.
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19 Mar 19 3.48pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

We tested that choice for 40 years and then decided it was a mistake,
By that logic, we should have another referendum in around 2060

Yes, 40 years ago it was a different world. We have to work from where we are now. I understand the view that with such a close vote the country is split and so we need to consider everyones view, but we see where that's got us in parliament.

I think the problem with the current situation is that if somehow we don't end up leaving in some form, when will the next Brexit referendum come? Try never. It will all be talk of how the last one was a disaster for the country and so on. It'll be a lock in. For those concerned about us leaving, again, in a worse case scenario if things don't work out, then with such a split country the majority would want to rejoin anyway wouldn't they, so what's the long term concern?

I'll adapt whatever happens, and if the EU had allowed us control over our borders remain would've won anyway, but to me throughout this never-ending Brexit I've come to see it more as an opportunity to take stock of things and evaluate them as we go along, rather than get dragged along a path of wider union's choosing.

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steeleye20 Croydon 19 Mar 19 3.57pm
Originally posted by Pussay Patrol Wrong [Link] Just more evidence people vote leave on misconceptions, myths and lies Right. Harold Wilson Labour PM UK Voters knew the 1975 Referendum was about both an �economic & political union� with the rest of Europe
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Croydon 19 Mar 19 3.57pm

Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

Wrong

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Just more evidence people vote leave on misconceptions, myths and lies

Right.

Harold Wilson Labour PM

UK Voters knew the 1975 Referendum was about both an �economic & political union� with the rest of Europe

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chris123 hove actually 19 Mar 19 4.00pm
Originally posted by Pussay Patrol Wrong [Link] Just more evidence people vote leave on misconceptions, myths and lies Not wrong, I remember it well and voted to stay.
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

Wrong

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Just more evidence people vote leave on misconceptions, myths and lies

Not wrong, I remember it well and voted to stay.

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Pussay Patrol 19 Mar 19 5.10pm
Originally posted by chris123 Not wrong, I remember it well and voted to stay. OK, if you want to ignore irrefutable fact. I suppose that's always been the brexiter theme Paua oouaaranc� Ir� chiyeah Ish� gal� ma ba oo ah
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Pussay Patrol

19 Mar 19 5.10pm

Originally posted by chris123

Not wrong, I remember it well and voted to stay.

OK, if you want to ignore irrefutable fact. I suppose that's always been the brexiter theme

Paua oouaaranc� Ir� chiyeah Ish� gal� ma ba oo ah

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Stirlingsays 19 Mar 19 5.37pm
Good old Roger Daltrey. A working class hero is something to be. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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Stirlingsays

19 Mar 19 5.37pm

Good old Roger Daltrey.

A working class hero is something to be.

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

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johnno42000 19 Mar 19 5.42pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays Good old Roger Daltrey. A working class hero is something to be. He Won't Get Fooled Again by: Attachment: hqdefault.jpg (20.18Kb) 'Lies to the masses as are like fly's to mollasses...they want more and more and more'
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