wanton dwarf
Member
I don’t want another referendum. But if Parliament can’t decide, who does?
If Parliament cannot decide it has go to a general election.
I don’t want another referendum. But if Parliament can’t decide, who does?
Parliament has already decided by invoking article 50, the text clearly states that we leave on March 29 th,not depending on what deal we have or have all the cretinous creatures that claim to represent us forgotten about thatI don’t want another referendum. But if Parliament can’t decide, who does?
Well, that’s another option I guess. Danger here is that JC and co’ get in and then heaven knows what will happen long term. Borrow and spend spend spend. I think we’ve seen the results of this before!If Parliament cannot decide it has go to a general election.
Well, that’s another option I guess. Danger here is that JC and co’ get in and then heaven knows what will happen long term. Borrow and spend spend spend. I think we’ve seen the results of this before!
On your last point about redrawing the border, nationalist and unionists have been murdered and bombed each other for a long time because of that line.
If you were to go into a bordering area and ask such a question, you would get an idea of their opinion in about 3 seconds.
Things are pretty good in NI these days in comparison to a couple of decades ago, so I would suggest it would be best left as it is.
Brexit is a big enough risk to peace in NI, without adding extras.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_of_Ireland_Act_1920Agreed,
But why is it such a hideous shape ?
The back stabbers really spouting off there also too alledgely!All kicking off in the house.
A Labour member has apparently just grabbed the mace and done a Tarzan impression.
Just confirmation the Brexieer MP's don't have a ruddy clue what they campaigned for.
Arch Brexiteer MP Nadine Dorries quoted:
"This is a very sad place to be,” she told Sky News. “But unfortunately, the future of the country and of our relationship with Europe is at stake. This deal gives us no voice, no votes, no MEPs, no commissioner.”
What on earth did she think leaving the EU
meant. I give up.
See for yourself it's from the ESRC so a credible source.
https://whatukthinks.org/eu/questio...n-was-right-or-wrong-to-vote-to-leave-the-eu/
Just a quick question, coz I genuinely don't know the answer: if it's so important to have free trade with the EU, why is virtually any manufactured product you care to buy in this country not only made in China but also cheaper than the same product made in the EU? Leaving aside cheap materials and slave labour, they have to ship their stuff halfway round the world, meet EU regulations, pay EU tariffs and they STILL get on the market cheapest. I may be missing something, but I just don't see that this free trade mantra is so important, when countries that don't enjoy this privilege are still competitive in the EU.
2 examples at 2 extremes: I just bought a vehicle lift, over a grand - Chinese. If I could have found a British or EU one, you can be sure it would have had a much heftier price tag, but it seems the Chinese product has run us right out of the ring. I just bought a jar of Vegemite - Australian. Cheaper than Marmite (and tastes better), but don't we make Marmite in this country? Just how are these countries hampered by not having a free trade deal with the EU?
2 examples at 2 extremes: I just bought a vehicle lift, over a grand - Chinese. If I could have found a British or EU one, you can be sure it would have had a much heftier price tag, but it seems the Chinese product has run us right out of the ring. I just bought a jar of Vegemite - Australian. Cheaper than Marmite (and tastes better), but don't we make Marmite in this country? Just how are these countries hampered by not having a free trade deal with the EU?
Very good pointsJust a quick question, coz I genuinely don't know the answer: if it's so important to have free trade with the EU, why is virtually any manufactured product you care to buy in this country not only made in China but also cheaper than the same product made in the EU? Leaving aside cheap materials and slave labour, they have to ship their stuff halfway round the world, meet EU regulations, pay EU tariffs and they STILL get on the market cheapest. I may be missing something, but I just don't see that this free trade mantra is so important, when countries that don't enjoy this privilege are still competitive in the EU.
2 examples at 2 extremes: I just bought a vehicle lift, over a grand - Chinese. If I could have found a British or EU one, you can be sure it would have had a much heftier price tag, but it seems the Chinese product has run us right out of the ring. I just bought a jar of Vegemite - Australian. Cheaper than Marmite (and tastes better), but don't we make Marmite in this country? Just how are these countries hampered by not having a free trade deal with the EU?
Have you your head buried in the sand for past 2 years?How can any voting system be justified if its results are not carried through ?
Best of 3 goes is it?
Have a raffle or wip round?
The whole voting system will not have any credibility if this is allowed to happen .
Such trash.Labour keep saying we didn't vote to be poorer.
Yet every Labour government makes the UK bankrupt.
So by definition Labour should be banned from power forever.
A second vote gives those who currently have nothing a chance for everything whilst throwing Democracy on the bonfire.
I can understand those who like the EU having such an opinion, but given some of those who post here don't even LIVE in the UK and are fostering destruction of our Democracy and way of life.
Not a chance.
You've made your choice and will not even feel the repercussions of a second vote.
The principal of respecting a democratic vote and implementing the decision made is very simple.Have you your head buried in the sand for past 2 years?
It's very obviously not that simple.