Not content with derailing Brexit to the benefit of globalisation and plutocrats (who'd a thunk commie Corbyn would have such bedfellows?) the chicken is also denying the people a vote on the matter
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Not content with derailing Brexit to the benefit of globalisation and plutocrats (who'd a thunk commie Corbyn would have such bedfellows?) the chicken is also denying the people a vote on the matterLast edited by tazdevil; 6 September 2019, 16:18. -
Since your image is not displaying, I guess you're sharing a picture of the spineless JRM, as he (like Boris) best fits the bill of serving globalisation and plutocrats.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymore -
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Originally posted by tazdevil View Post
Not content with derailing Brexit to the benefit of globalisation and plutocrats (who'd a thunk commie Corbyn would have such bedfellows?) the chicken is also denying the people a vote on the matterComment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostA second referendum is a good idea.
If a 2nd ref comes back leave will we have another until its a small stay? If then how do you heal the wounds? Or is the end game simple capitulation to all things EU, an inevitability if we stay, presumably because remainers aren't confident Britain can cut it any longer on the world stage. That's a fine admission by our Lords and masters
But I suppose the trust fund kiddies with their paters and maters want globalisation and the continued rape of the the poor regionsComment
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Originally posted by tazdevil View PostA general election would be a better idea
If a 2nd ref comes back leave will we have another until its a small stay? If then how do you heal the wounds? Or is the end game simple capitulation to all things EU, an inevitability if we stay, presumably because remainers aren't confident Britain can cut it any longer on the world stage. That's a fine admission by our Lords and masters
But I suppose the trust fund kiddies with their paters and maters want globalisation and the continued rape of the the poor regionsComment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostThis should land on something approaching a consensus that 70% of the population can live with.Comment
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You don't get it do you? This is the opposition doing what they should do, and hold the sitting government to account and not let them destroy our country. Boris only wants an election because he has nowhere else to go; he lied that he was negotiating with the EU when all he was doing was running the clock down. That's gone well for him
Of course, there are tribal voters like you who will vote for a brick so long as the rosette on it is blue so Boris will always have a certain base vote count.
Hope you're enjoying the ride. Definitely need more popcorn between now and November
Originally posted by tazdevil View Post
Not content with derailing Brexit to the benefit of globalisation and plutocrats (who'd a thunk commie Corbyn would have such bedfellows?) the chicken is also denying the people a vote on the matterI am what I drink, and I'm a bitter manComment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostA second referendum is a good idea.Old Greg - In search of acceptance since Mar 2007. Hoping each leap will be his last.Comment
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