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Corbin previously was a leaver as it was trendy to speak to terrorists and rail against the EU!
Since he now thinks he is in a whisker of getting into number 10 he will do anything, say anything and try anything to get there.
All though the Brexit process he has wavered, tried not to commit to anything and allow his party to bend in the wind of public opinion.
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#255 18 Apr 2019 at 2.31pm | | |
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Really? The guy who’s pushing for a customs union, that means we can’t do a dammed thing once we leave without all 27 EU member states permission first! 
# Remainers, Brexiteers - they are all extinct now, there was a National Political Decision made to leave the EU, anything else is a blatant betrayal.
Go Google " someone who ignores a political decision"
See more synonyms for treachery on Thesaurus.com. noun, plural treach•er•ies. Violation of faith; betrayal of trust; treason. an act of perfidy, faithlessness, or treason.
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#254 18 Apr 2019 at 2.27pm | | |
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Teach me to not read posts properly 
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#253 18 Apr 2019 at 2.20pm | | |
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Well he was a leaver once but now I feel he'll do and say whatever it takes to bring about an election because the silly old sod thinks he's going to be elected.
Only elections due are the European ones where the media say the Brexit party will storm it but we all know how much the media know don't we
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#252 18 Apr 2019 at 1.29pm | | |
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Eh? ... Corbyn is a leaver.
And he's old.
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#251 18 Apr 2019 at 12.36pm | | |
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Could it not just be that older voters are much wiser? And not gullible enough to follow clowns like Corbin?
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#250 18 Apr 2019 at 12.13pm | | |
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Given what we all learned about what Brexit actually entails
I think everyone on both sides accept things will get worse in the short term but in the long term what does it entail, all I've heard is a load of predictions from people who've got it wrong in the past 
Edit
I've noticed a small number of posts hinting that people must be a bit thick if they have a differing point of view. 
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#249 18 Apr 2019 at 12.12pm | | |
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Maths not a strong subject for you at school?
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#248 18 Apr 2019 at 12.10pm | | |
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And you know that how?
Sweeping statements are great for headlines but impossible to prove right or wrong.
I am no great lover of the EU but I agree with what Verhofstadt said about our country and not wasting the extension and the ****s in Westminster go on ****ing holiday for 2 weeks!
Next they get the school summer holiday off as well, those poor overworked MP's.
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#247 18 Apr 2019 at 11.09am | | |
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Yeah go for it. Not that anything would get done by that shower of idiots in parliament.
My point is simple. The voting demographic showed that leave was overwhelmingly older voters and remain was the same for the younger voters who are going to have to deal with the consequences for decades after all the doddery old farts have gone to that British empire in the sky.
Given what we all learned about what Brexit actually entails it only seems fair to me that there should be an opportunity.
I know it's not popular but that doesn't mean that it's wrong
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#246 18 Apr 2019 at 9.55am | | |
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I was too young to vote when we joined the EU, so do I get a 2nd vote on whether we joined in the first place then?
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#245 18 Apr 2019 at 9.41am | | |
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Nobody that was born this century voted to leave.
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#244 18 Apr 2019 at 7.21am | | |
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Great closing line
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#243 18 Apr 2019 at 7.19am | | |
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17.4 million voted for a Brexit which would make their lives better. A Brexit with a great deal from the EU - as was promised by Farage, Johnson, Raab, Davies, Fox etc. etc. 'The easiest deal in history', 'cake and eat it', 'German car industry never allow no deal' ... ring any bells?
I understand the vote to leave 3 years ago, but to somehow convince yourself - now that all the advantages have evaporated, that everyone voted for no deal is nonsense.
Jacob and his sister may want no deal - no doubt it'll add a few zeros to their bank balances, but how normal people go along with it is beyond me.
As a wise man once said .. don’t that make you a Lemmings following your the leader no matter what
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#242 18 Apr 2019 at 1.11am | | |
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what do we want a second vote !
when do we want it ?
EVERY TIME WE LOSE !!!
NO DEAL IS ACTUALLY BREXIT 
17.4 Million people voted to leave the EU
Not to stay in bits of it
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