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[Muck Spreader]

Its also my opinion that a no deal brexit will not be as damaging as others think it will be.

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It may not be for you, but hundreds of thousands of people will be affected by it and some in a big way. Loosing your livelihood, life savings or your house is no small matter.

 

[bobk]

It may not be for you, but hundreds of thousands of people will be affected by it and some in a big way. Loosing your livelihood, life savings or your house is no small matter.

You're probably right , but the 29th isn't the end of the world , couple of weeks may just jolt a few peolpe .

We can't do the PM deal and the EU aren't moving . so let the reality evolve .

 

[Scribus]

To be honest, it there was another vote tomorrow, I don't think we would know what the implications would be of ether side winning, its a crystal ball type question, no one can predict the future.

People voted with the best facts / knowledge at their disposal at the time. If we voted again tomorrow and leave won, by the time it would be time to leave in 2 years time the whole landscape would be different again, same position as we are in today.

Potentially we will be leaving the EU in a months time, and facts are few and far between as we stand!!

The UK will be entering uncharted territory, and no one for certain can predict the outcome

All this talk of a peoples vote but did Brussels bother asking the people of Europe how the EU should respond?

 

[Muck Spreader]

All this talk of a peoples vote but did Brussels bother asking the people of Europe how the EU should respond?

IMO the rest of Europe sees now the UK as little more than a petulant teenager that doesn't know what it wants.

 

[H200GT]

All this talk of a peoples vote but did Brussels bother asking the people of Europe how the EU should respond?

Democracy is not high on the EU agenda. Thats the sole reason why I voted for brexit, i want to be able to appoint or remove the people who govern and make the rules of the country i live in.

 

[bobk]

IMO the rest of Europe sees now the UK as little more than a petulant teenager that doesn't know what it wants.

In my 6 months in france no one has mentioned brexit .

 

[Muck Spreader]

Democracy is not high on the EU agenda. Thats the sole reason why I voted for brexit, i want to be able to appoint or remove the people who govern the country i live in.

And first past the post is democratic. Funny then that the EU stated that if the UK was to reapply for membership there would have to be reforms to make the UK Parliament more accountable to it's people.

 

[bobk]

And first past the post is democraticFunny then that the EU stated th. at if the UK was to reapply for membership there would have to be reforms to make the UK Parliament more accountable to it's people.

If that isn't a mandate to f**k off I don't know what is .

 

[Muck Spreader]

In my 6 months in france no one has mentioned brexit .

It's of no interest to most of them and the ones that are, are generally to polite to ask in detail what it's all about.

 

[H200GT]

And first past the post is democratic. Funny then that the EU stated that if the UK was to reapply for membership there would have to be reforms to make the UK Parliament more accountable to it's people.

Great example of the very the reason why i voted to leave.

 

[Scribus]

And first past the post is democratic. Funny then that the EU stated that if the UK was to reapply for membership there would have to be reforms to make the UK Parliament more accountable to it's people.

Ha! Should the UK ever choose to return (unlikey) it would be more to the point if they insisted that the European Parliament actually live up to its name rather than just rubber stamp whatever they are told to rubber stamp.

 

[Muck Spreader]

If that isn't a mandate to fudge off I don't know what is .

PR maybe the only good thing that comes out of Brexit. But there will have to be major reforms in how Parliament functions. Probably a new Parliament building with modern technology would be a good start.

 

[bobk]

PR maybe the only good thing that comes out of Brexit. But there will have to be major reforms in how Parliament functions. Probably a new Parliament building with modern technology would be a good start.

What would the last election result have been with PR ?

 

[Scribus]

PR maybe the only good thing that comes out of Brexit. But there will have to be major reforms in how Parliament functions. Probably a new Parliament building with modern technology would be a good start.

Interfering with the shape of bananas was bad enough, no way will the UK entertain the idea of the EU telling it how to run its government, and Brussels knows it, so it's just further childish petulance from Junker et al.

 

[Scribus]

What would the last election result have been with PR ?

What form of PR?

 

[bobk]

What form of PR?

How many are there . ?

 

[Scribus]

How many are there . ?

Wikipedia lists 16.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proportional_representation

 

[bobk]

It's of no interest to most of them and the ones that are, are generally to polite to ask in detail what it's all about.

I did mention it to the the SAFER , they said , who else is going to buy the farms .

 

[bobk]

Wikipedia lists 16.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proportional_representation

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Should we have referendum to decide which one

 

[Ncap]

Interfering with the shape of bananas was bad enough, no way will the UK entertain the idea of the EU telling it how to run its government, and Brussels knows it, so it's just further childish petulance from Junker et al.

Again with that rubbish about bendy bananas. It was a lie (another one) propagated by fat Johnson slob.