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Originally posted by meridian View PostFTFY
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Originally posted by meridian View PostBut you voted for them to have more control. Where do you think "taking back control" was taking it back to?
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Originally posted by Lance View Postwell yes. That's what I said.
Median is a measure of average (as is mean and mode).
Sorry for not being more specific. Your mathematical prowess had escaped me.
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Originally posted by original PM View PostIf I genuinely believed any politician had any interest in anything except lining their own pockets I would be happy to let them have more control.
But as they have demonstrated time and time again they simply cannot be trusted.
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If I genuinely believed any politician had any interest in anything except lining their own pockets I would be happy to let them have more control.
But as they have demonstrated time and time again they simply cannot be trusted.
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Originally posted by original PM View PostYes and what you are trying to imply is that they should be able to stop this because we are stoopid and they are clever
so don't
It does not mean that they should blindly do whatever the electorate tell them to do.
A reasonable baseline to start from is that the politicians that are trying to stop, or at least water down, Brexit are doing so because they do not believe it to be in the best interests of the nation. This is not contrary to their code of conduct, as you were implying that it was.
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