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originally posted by: Soloprotocol
Dear England,
Scotland isn't prepared to give you the Brexit you voted for.
What are you going to do about it? Are you all mouth or what?
Give us independence and all this pain and anguish can be over and you can become the isolated, racist banana monarchy you aspire to be.
originally posted by: DISRAELI
It's OK, it's all part of Boris's cunning plan. This resounding defeat means that he's going to be able to tap in to the traditional British sympathy with the underdog.
originally posted by: DISRAELI
It's OK, it's all part of Boris's cunning plan. This resounding defeat means that he's going to be able to tap in to the traditional British sympathy with the underdog.
originally posted by: Raggedyman
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin
The majority of the British people voted out of the EU and you think it’s all about Boris
originally posted by: JPtruther
Oh give it a rest!!! Cancelled our democracy? You really irritate me beyond belief OSOTC.
MPS WERE NOT ACTING DEMOCRATICALLY ON OUR BEHALF TRYING TO POSTPONE AND CANCEL BREXIT WHEN WE VOTED FOR IT. ALLOWING THEM TO ‘SCRUTINISE’ IT JUST ALLOWED THEM TO CONTINUE TO FRUSTRATE THE DECISION.
Clear enough for you ^
originally posted by: Raggedyman
originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
a reply to: Raggedyman
yeah need to realise though that this isn't so much about Brexit.
Its the principle here, Boris tried to basically shut up parliament, he was in effect cancelling democracy for 5 weeks because it would be easier for the government not to face parliamentary (public) scrutiny.
I think its really important to look at this without the "B" word because its about much more than that.
I didn’t mention Brexit
I mentioned the British parliament being dictated to by the EU
Democracy being forced to submit to oligarchs and Britainnsmiling while bent over being served a nasty one by the Europeans
No brexit from me at all
It seems Boris tried to shut down whatever because they were serving oligarchs and the EU ignoring the voting public
Don’t cloud your failed system by constantly mentioning brexit and saying don’t mention brexit, that’s just dumb
It’s about the British public getting screwed by greedy politicians and globalism, nothing else
originally posted by: Whodathunkdatcheese
originally posted by: Raggedyman
originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
a reply to: Raggedyman
yeah need to realise though that this isn't so much about Brexit.
Its the principle here, Boris tried to basically shut up parliament, he was in effect cancelling democracy for 5 weeks because it would be easier for the government not to face parliamentary (public) scrutiny.
I think its really important to look at this without the "B" word because its about much more than that.
I didn’t mention Brexit
I mentioned the British parliament being dictated to by the EU
Democracy being forced to submit to oligarchs and Britainnsmiling while bent over being served a nasty one by the Europeans
No brexit from me at all
It seems Boris tried to shut down whatever because they were serving oligarchs and the EU ignoring the voting public
Don’t cloud your failed system by constantly mentioning brexit and saying don’t mention brexit, that’s just dumb
It’s about the British public getting screwed by greedy politicians and globalism, nothing else
Nah. It's exactly what you voted for. Taking back control so Parliament can make its own laws.
You've been sold a pup and there's worse to come.
Ask yourself what Boris means by making Britain a truly global trading nation.
Ask yourself what the Indians, for example, have already said will be a condition of a trade deal.
Ask yourself what will stop Boris selling the NHS to US healthcare companies.
It's what you voted for.
originally posted by: DISRAELI
a reply to: micpsi
Nothing in what the opponents have done so far does actually successfully block an extreme case Brexit, which is why they wanted the patliamentary time- to explore other ways of doing it. Since the EU leaders themselves are not interested in offering an extension, I can see him gritting his teeth and delivering a Brexit of some sort, one way or another.