The EU debate - Part III

The vote has been done, no new referendum. What is done is done. All the information was available to all if they bothered to look.

 

Unfortunately too many morons like you voted for one thing and will be getting another but you have to claim "victory" as the alternative would be admitting you were duped and targeted because of your stupidity. Such is life

 

Only I did, and we both know it, so your squirming is just that.....

 

What information was given on the terms of exit then?

What choices were given?

 

Only if your 'we both' is a reference to schizophrenia. It's a sign of your arrogance, ignorance and stupidity that you think you know better.

You ****ed up again. No iffs, no buts, no maybes.

 

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You lied, you got bubbled and proven to be lying, end of

Go slide back under rock you snide ****wit

 

Nope, you simply ****ed up.

You no doubt hope for another arse having worn yours out squeaking through it in that high pitched whine of yours.

 

Refer to the referendum question

"Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union?"

Yes or No

A very back and white question, even a special case like simple Stan can understand that.

Stay in and everything is as is + EU army, pay more in etc etc

Leave and we cut ties with the EU, thats good bye to everything that is the EU.

Now that is not hard to understand is it.

 

Yes, but lots of slimy ****s lied about the whole thing and mislead a bunch of utter ****ing morons.
The MPs should do their job and block the bloody mess, then get rid of May for being a complete twat.

 

In the Commons today, Ken Clarke called for Brexit plans transparency.

Probably still not clear enough for Fatty and ****wit to comprehend.

 

It's great that every so often you provide a reminder that you have never understood what the referendum was about

At times it's hard to believe that you're not a parody account!

 

Nonsense. There is no precedent in the UK for government by plebiscite. We live in a representative democracy, and our representatives in Parliament are elected to govern on our behalf. The referendum is in no way binding in law. You mug.

 

I wish I lived such a simplistic existence.

Eat/ Not Eat

No thought to whether I like the food, if it's good for me or I might starve if I don't eat

 

Life is simple, you choose to make it hard

 

Well that's bollocks.

 

Explain yourself snowflake, why is it

 

so you would be willing to accept continuous negotiations and continuous series of referendums until both the population of the UK and EU accept a deal?
that would just be total madness
the people of the UK have voted to come out of the EU
it's now up to the government to carry out the people's decision and get the best deal for the British people
anything else is undemocratic

 

So you want the unelected Prime Minister to ignore the elected MPs and push ahead with a non-binding referendum result?
That doesn't sound very democratic to me.