[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

[shaunbhoy]

It makes a difference when one is waiting to move £100,000k,

Well of course one has to really feel for all those in that exalted position. They must really be feeling the pinch. Maybe there are foodbanks near their mansions in case they start to become malnourished?

[Chuck]

No point the government appealing.

Put the proposals for A50 before Parliament and let them dare reject them.

The British people were bolshie enough to vote Leave despite attempts to frighten them witless by the vested interests. Try that strategy again and see what happens.

[DodgyAgent]

Brexit legal challenge: High Court rules Government cannot trigger Article 50 without parliamentary approval

What if the Supreme Court upholds the High Court’s decision?

It is unclear whether the Government can appeal the case to the European Court of Justice.

[GB9]

It will go down that way or there will be a single issue General Election.

That would be interesting.

Labour has already stated after the court decision that it respects the referendum and the will of the people.

Only the arrogant liberals think they know better.

[Eirikur]

Isn't it strange that brexiteers who argued that the UK parliament should have the final say in UK decisions are against the parliament having a say in this.

[d000hg]

Parliamentary process needs to be observed and the referendum was never something the government was obligated to follow (legally speaking).

All the Leavers who keep smugly saying to the bitter Remainers "this is democracy, deal with it" - this is basically the same thing. This is how our system DOES democracy - deal with it.

I'm not particularly worried that it will prevent Brexit or A50 though. Corbyn and May BOTH think the electorate's view should be respected.
I am curious if whips will be in effect for such a vote though?

[Eirikur]

It is quite strange that brexiteers who argued that the UK parliament should have the final say in UK decisions are against the parliament having a say in this.
It also is strange that they wanted control oevr the UK's own borders (which they already had) and want to keep the border with Ireland open

[BlasterBates]

Yup only one direction and that is towards a "Titanic" Brexit future.

[DodgyAgent]

Isn't it strange that brexiteers who argued that the UK parliament should have the final say in UK decisions are against the parliament having a say in this.

So parliament voted 6:1 for a referendum and now they are going to vote against the result. Where exactly in the tiny binary world in which people like you live in does this fit?

[DodgyAgent]

It also is strange that they wanted control oevr the UK's own borders (which they already had) and want to keep the border with Ireland open

explain how the Uk had control over its borders.