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all the "national unity" governments proposed so far are led by people who want to remain in the eu so it's hardly unity.

Why don't they just call it what it is .... an unconstitutional grab for power

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

all the "national unity" governments proposed so far are led by people who want to remain in the eu so it's hardly unity.

Why don't they just call it what it is .... an unconstitutional grab for power

why unconstitutional?
if a government loses confidence the second largest party has every right to try and form a new government
and the ref was advisory so a government could refuse to take that advice

all perfectly above board

[bots]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

why unconstitutional?
if a government loses confidence the second largest party has every right to try and form a new government
and the ref was advisory so a government could refuse to take that advice

all perfectly above board

of course it's unconstitutional. When the likes of Lucas, with no public support can try and form a government with a cabinet 100% women. Of course its unconstitutional when Clarke can become PM.

It's a power grab, nothing more. Corbyn doesn't have a mandate to govern. He has less seats than the tories.

If a government of national unity does come to pass there will be civil war in the UK, be in no doubt

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

of course it's unconstitutional. When the likes of Lucas, with no public support can try and form a government with a cabinet 100% women. Of course its unconstitutional when Clarke can become PM.

It's a power grab, nothing more. Corbyn doesn't have a mandate to govern. He has less seats than the tories.

If a government of national unity does come to pass there will be civil war in the UK, be in no doubt

There will be civil war just over 30% of the electorate those that voted in the referendum want no deal... as you said yourself the commons don't want it, business doesn't want it ... so who the heck does?!

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

of course it's unconstitutional. When the likes of Lucas, with no public support can try and form a government with a cabinet 100% women. Of course its unconstitutional when Clarke can become PM.

It's a power grab, nothing more. Corbyn doesn't have a mandate to govern. He has less seats than the tories.

If a government of national unity does come to pass there will be civil war in the UK, be in no doubt

Civil war? dont make me laugh. Who will fight, farage and some angry pensioners?
Civil disobedience doesn't have great track record in this country, people are too flegmatic

I repeat, if the biggest party loses confidence, the second biggest has every right to form a government and designate whoever has best chances as a PM

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Civil war? dont make me laugh. Who will fight, farage and some angry pensioners?
Civil disobedience doesn't have great track record in this country, people are too flegmatic

I repeat, if the biggest party loses confidence, the second biggest has every right to form a government and designate whoever has best chances as a PM

honestly brexiteers aren't just old people i recently found that one out

but most in his brexit party are the elite, also Farage having those grant sisters to draw in more youth is quite funny, how it feels like them reading manifesto scripts

also those sisters calling themselves among ''ordinary people'' is hilarious since not everyone in britain speaks that posh


but yeah anyway i will stop being ageist, since those who want brexit aren't just old people

and if they want a brexit, well they can have it, but they should be prepared of the negative consequences for the overall middle class british people who will struggle