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this thread is why I steer clear of SN&D
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The mindset of 2016 is not a reason to go against the mindset of people in 2019. And if the mindset shifts once more in 2022 back to leaves favour - it would be stupid to ignore it based on how we felt in 2019. |
Second referendum. No one explicitly voted for a No Deal Brexit, not even the Leavers were pushing that.
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The armed forces have activated a team in a nuclear-proof bunker under the Ministry of Defence as the government prepares next Monday to enter "very high readiness mode" for a no-deal Brexit, Sky News can reveal. Control of overall planning for the impact of the UK leaving the European Union without a withdrawal agreement next week shifts from the Cabinet Office to the government's emergency committee Cobra. |
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what about single market and customs union? you can leave the eu and remain a member in these two as people were not asked about that it's all bs |
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This thread really separates the level headed among us huh
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May’s deal or No Deal, either way the future is ****ing bleak.
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Didn't you learn anything from Back to the future? |
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If I could, I would vote for the agreement as Mrs May has it.
Reluctantly. More to get it over with than any other reason. However, were a second referendum held,. With all the nightmare it would be. Then it would depend what choices were on the ballot paper. If remain was on, I'd vote remain again. If it wasn't, then it would depend what was on the ballot paper but I'd never vote for a hard brexit no deal. Never ever. |
"Democracy has spoken - more than half of the country agreed to commit economic suicide, and thus - even in full knowledge that it will be a disaster - that is what we shall do, else democracy is dead or something"
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this cant be news? |
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Just wondering, do you think we should no longer have elections? After all, we voted one way a few years back and it would be completely undemocratic to ignore that result or see if we want a change of leadership because, in your eyes, votes are a one time thing and can never be done again.... As long as they go your way. People voted for Brexit back in 2016, they didn't vote what kind of brexit they want. When faced with a no deal brexit, it's only fair if the people are heard in regards to what kind of brexit they want. If you have a problem with that then it's you that's 'destroying democracy' since you seem to want to strip people of their right to have a say seemingly out of fear that it won't go your way. |
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If people voted against No Deal Brexit but opposed any of deals that the EU offered than a do over off the original referendum is the only realistic option. If the 'will of the people' is still the same as it was back in 2016 then leavers have nothing to fear, it's only people who are scared that votes won't go their way that try to shut such votes down. If people voted to leave in that referendum then I'd say just go for a no deal and let them suffer the consequences. |
i am getting to the point now where I just don't care what way we end up going as long as it gets resolved one way or another without further delay. Whatever way we go, people will just have to make the best of it.
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THIS is how desperate the referendum losers are
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technolog...UepoP-UaMbIiIc |
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The problem is that we all lose when this goes through, especially if it's a no deal. |
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I think morally we should leave but not super passionate about it.Whatever we do,just get on with it ffs. |
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