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In reply to Post #484
You're a funny guy...
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#484 24 Sept 2019 at 9.48pm | | |
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Why would anyone in their right mind want to stay in the EU now that you've seen them in their defiant best?
Because they work well as a united group, negotiate effectively, refuse to give in to threats and even stick up for their smaller members such as Ireland?
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#483 24 Sept 2019 at 8.51pm | | |
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There's no need for another referendum.... we've already had one and all parties agreed to deliver brexit in the last election....
So, let's get out with a deal preferably or no deal if the EU refuse to move...
Why would anyone in their right mind want to stay in the EU now that you've seen them in their defiant best?
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#482 24 Sept 2019 at 8.25pm | | |
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In reply to Post #480
If we're talking about leaders don't forget Jo Swinson treacherous, buffoon and a lot more 
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#481 24 Sept 2019 at 8.06pm | | |
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In reply to Post #480
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#480 24 Sept 2019 at 7.19pm | | |
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In reply to Post #478
Boris is a buffoon
Thats as maybe but I would far rather Boris than that treacherous bstd Corbyn
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#479 24 Sept 2019 at 3.53pm | | |
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As a remainer it’s about time we’re were out 
Filled my car up this morning. How many millions will it cost this country to rename diesel and petrol with the stupid ****ing fuel codes ffs 
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#478 24 Sept 2019 at 12.53pm | | |
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I'm a leaver but have always said Boris is a buffoon, he and his advisors should go! A general election with clear manifestos not this unelected Unity government that people are bandying around.
I'm also up for a 2nd referendum but with just 2 questions not remain, leave with a deal or leave with a no deal. So remain or leave!
The politicians have for the last 3 years served their own interests or party lines rather than getting the best out of this country. Hence why a new referendum needs to clarify the way forward.
Democracy has been stretched to its breaking point, the swamp needs clearing of both remain and leave MP's who cant, wont or deny the views of their constituents. Also if a MP changes party they should have a bi-election as its the party is elected not the personality as they think they are such a great catch.
Strange times ahead.
Also looking forward to MP's doubling their working hours to 32 a week 
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#477 24 Sept 2019 at 11.25am | | |
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There you have it. Al, aka boris has been found to have lied to the queen and has acted unlawfully in suspending parliament. He is not fit to lead this country.
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#476 23 Sept 2019 at 8.45pm | | |
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I just think that the end of Oct needs to hurry up so all this debate can subside.
The only way Brexit is going to go away is if it's cancelled. Any deal or no deal scenario will see years of further negotiations to get things back on track. If folk are bored now and therefore want to leave, they'll wish they'd never heard of brexit in 10 years' time.
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#475 23 Sept 2019 at 8.30pm | | |
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Some don’t want to be part of Europe full stop so as long as it happens they will be happy. You have to remember that a high percentage of people had made up their minds a long time before the referendum was announced. They were going on zero bullsh#t.
I just think that the end of Oct needs to hurry up so all this debate can subside.
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#474 23 Sept 2019 at 7.50pm | | |
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In reply to Post #473
False info or not...
So nobody at all gets what they voted for because what we voted on wasn't true. Brilliant.
There's modern democracy for you.
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#473 23 Sept 2019 at 7.29pm | | |
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In reply to Post #472
It’s the only choice as the one you have pointed out has been decided. False info or not...........
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#472 23 Sept 2019 at 7.23pm | | |
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Yeah that's a great choice...
Along the lines of a waiter asking 'and would sir prefer fresh or matured sh*t over his steak?'
There has been so much new information and debunking of misinformation - on both sides - that a third option of remain just has to be included with those two options.
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#471 23 Sept 2019 at 7.14pm | | |
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I’m up for a fresh referendum, defo. Question should be........
The deal offered (or a new one that is offered) or
No deal.
This way, the EU will know that should a good deal not be brokered then a no deal will be inevitable.
At the end of the day they are the only questions possible as the in/out one has been decided.
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