The EU debate - Part III

Conservative MPs certainly like him being leader of the Labour Party.

 

...but she don't look like a dog!

woof! woof!

 

ok, if you say so. The majority didn't vote leave.

Better now?

 

... I've always liked Clarke ... one of the few politicians I can say that about ...

 

I'll deal with your vile insults very soon...****..!

Then we'll see what you have to say!..

 

I'll tell you straight. Either it stops, or I will **** you up..badly.!

You can post all the Liam Nesson memes you like! But it will come to you!...

 

The majority voting leave has **** all to do with what you posted i.e. that the majority think the court ruling was somehow wrong.

The 2 issues aren't inextricably linked, you wrongly assume that the majority don't want the correct process in our parliamentary democracy adhered to.

You're part of the shouty minority on this one, like that bell end Farage

 

LMFAO! you clueless old tart. Threats on an internet forum - are you really older than 12? I doubt it very much.

Get a grip you sad ****

NB: apologies for the bad language if you are indeed under 16

 

Where it went wrong is with that bitch thinking she had the right to fly in the face of a democratic referendum because she didn't like the outcome.

She is merely the public face for a cabal of banksters, hedge fund managers and other City of London thieves and if you honestly believe all they care about is our constitution and that this isn't a step towards frustrating and ultimately preventing us leaving the EU then you are as much gullible as nsissy is a pussy boy.

To be clear. I am not saying that the judges made a wrong call. I am saying that they were put in the position to make the call by a self serving bitch (and friends) with a vaguely hidden agenda.

I am also laughing at you and your ilk claiming parliamentary democracy should be respected when you piss on it every time you spout support for your beloved EU.

 

#nowsufferinginspain
Go away sonny boy.

 

There is no chance that this ruling was ever going to stop the inevitable of us leaving the EU, that's never been in question - and still isn't.

This was about Parliament being made part of the process and ensuring that the most important decisions relating to exactly how we choose to exit the EU, weren't left to an unelected PM and her 3 Stooges.

If you're not arguing that the Judges made the right call, and instead are somehow blaming the people who brought the case (one of whom was a Leave voter, which you keep skipping past) for 'putting them in a position', what you're really saying is that you were going to advocate May doing something that was constitutionally incorrect and therefore completely wrong in terms of our Parliamentary democracy.

You got what you voted for, the UK making decisions on UK issues, the democracy that you you claim the EU has denied us, and at the first sight of it in action, and despite not even thinking the result is wrong, you're crying foul.

The hypocrisy and irony of your entire stance is laughable in it's complete idiocy

 

He's concerned that a parliament approved Brexit won't involve the borders being shut. The guy's admitted he's a racist Nazi.

 

Translation, "I am a thick, vindictive nazi who hates everything."

 

This is the crux of it, same as Farage's tantrum.

They're fuming at the prospect that Brexit won't deliver what they have as their main priority

What's laughable is that they can't grasp the hypocrisy of their argument here.

 

The decision being ratified in parliament is for me a positive. People were clearly upset at the original referendum outcome, and the feeling it was being steam rolled through.

People now seem to be accepting we're leaving, so getting a wider input into that, as long as it's constructive, can only be a positive as it reduces the amount of division in the country.

Many people voted leave, because they felt they were not being listened to, it'd be equally wrong to not listen to other people now.

 

Unfortunately, too many people who wanted to stay in the EU fully are now trying to nine tenths stay in the EU.

 

Possibly, but that's down to the others in parliament to argue against. They're still entitled to a view on how we achieve it.

 

You really are a vile person. I feel sorry for anyone who has the misfortune to live near you or work with you (if in fact you actually have a job).