Brexit, for once some facts.
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Looking at that lot I'm surprised you are expecting him to lose!
It should appeal to at least 17.4 million of the electorate , perhaps a lot more!
Is that why he frightens you?
Don’t be too hard on him. The good news is that there is a pathway to redemption. Denounce Brexit, repent on you Brexit vote and pray to the Baby Jesus for forgiveness. I did exactly that and now I feel very righteous and aloof.
You, ve aged quite a bit since then, and got uglier. Oik.Get your Halloween mask
Somehow it looks familiar
I suppose telling the truth to the likes of you and Zlatan is bound to upset you, but really Fingers, even by your low standards that was pathetic.
You really are pathetic when you're angry at being held responsible for your mess aren't you?
And oddly gov Brexit ads still appearing on the TV today stating we are still leaving on the 31st and be prepared ?!?!
Oh good grief, lowering yourself to Fingers level just because I reminded you of your responsibility for this mess?
Righto! on topic post coming up.
I think Boris Johnson should be prepared to keep his word to die in a ditch if he expects labour to honour their word and grant him an election.
It's only fair after all to expect people to keep to their word, unless he's too chicken of course.
Boris Johnson challenges Jeremy Corbyn to snap election on December 12
Boris Johnson will hold a vote in the House of Commons on Monday on triggering a snap poll after telling Mr Corbyn the Brexit 'nightmare' cannot be allowed to continue.
Here are the tricky bits in the WA
It's a power grab of the executive over parliament, as fascist as they come
It's a power grab of the executive over parliament, as fascist as they come
Metaphorically: AKA lying through his teeth?He was speaking metaphorically about the ditch, whereas Corbyn granting or refusing an election is real. Besides, Corbyn is agreeing with an election today, he might change his mind though.Boris Johnson challenges Jeremy Corbyn to snap election on December 12
Boris Johnson will hold a vote in the House of Commons on Monday on triggering a snap poll after telling Mr Corbyn the Brexit 'nightmare' cannot be allowed to continue.mol.im
Corbyn changes his mind when the clockwork runs down and has to be wound up on a daily basis
In his defence he actually said "I, d rather be dead in a ditch than negotiate an extension". That may well be true and he doesnt have to be either dead or in a ditch for it to be the case.
He didnt say he, d kill himself in a ditch if he asked for an extension.
And strictly speaking on this instance, whatever happens he isnt necessarily lying.
But, I suspect he was. I doubt he, d actually prefer to be dead in a ditch but he hasnt met OG.
This is frightening
In the Independent
"The YouGov surveys found that 71 per cent of Leave voters in England, 60 per cent in Scotland and 70 per cent in Wales think violence against MPs would be a ”price worth paying” to deliver Brexit. "
The figures are only slightly lower for Remain supporters, with 58 per cent of pro-EU voters in England, 53 per cent in Scotland and 56 per cent in Wales saying that politicians being attacked would be worth it Britain remained in the EU.
Voters would also be happy to accept members of the public being badly injured in protests if it meant they got their way on Brexit.
Among Leave voters, 69 per cent in England, 62 per cent in Scotland and 70 per cent in Wales think civilians being hurt would be a “price worth paying” for Brexit.
While Remain voters are slightly less willing to accept violence, 57 per cent in England, 56 per cent in Scotland and 57 per cent in Wales would still rather people were badly injured than Britain left the EU.
Bizarrely, around one in 20 voters said they wanted civilians to be injured in protests regardless of their views on Brexit.
The polls were conducted as part of the Future of England survey, which is carried out annually by academics at Cardiff University and the University of Edinburgh.
Brexit has to be stopped before things get even worse. as we predicted.
In the Independent
"The YouGov surveys found that 71 per cent of Leave voters in England, 60 per cent in Scotland and 70 per cent in Wales think violence against MPs would be a ”price worth paying” to deliver Brexit. "
The figures are only slightly lower for Remain supporters, with 58 per cent of pro-EU voters in England, 53 per cent in Scotland and 56 per cent in Wales saying that politicians being attacked would be worth it Britain remained in the EU.
Voters would also be happy to accept members of the public being badly injured in protests if it meant they got their way on Brexit.
Among Leave voters, 69 per cent in England, 62 per cent in Scotland and 70 per cent in Wales think civilians being hurt would be a “price worth paying” for Brexit.
While Remain voters are slightly less willing to accept violence, 57 per cent in England, 56 per cent in Scotland and 57 per cent in Wales would still rather people were badly injured than Britain left the EU.
Bizarrely, around one in 20 voters said they wanted civilians to be injured in protests regardless of their views on Brexit.
The polls were conducted as part of the Future of England survey, which is carried out annually by academics at Cardiff University and the University of Edinburgh.
Brexit has to be stopped before things get even worse. as we predicted.
You could put a wanking homeless man up for election in Stoke Newington and he would win so long as he was wearing a Labour rosette
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You do have a thing for (unintentional) irony. I do some work with the homeless, in my neck of the woods several have advanced tertiary education and could teach a brexit orifice like you a great deal (if they could be bothered)
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You do have a thing for (unintentional) irony. I do some work with the homeless, in my neck of the woods several have advanced tertiary education and could teach a brexit orifice like you a great deal (if they could be bothered)
Very.
Had just been reading the Guardian version.
I can understand civil disobedience, and recognise that it can result in violence. But totally deplore the invocation of violence to some political end.