Off Topic The Politics Thread

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Should the UK remain a part of the EU or leave?

  • Stay in

    Votes: 56 47.9%

  • Get out

    Votes: 61 52.1%
  • Total voters
    117
  • Poll closed .
ELLERS said:
I agree the BBC has supported remain since day one.
It's not about agreeing/disagreeing with Brexit it's about democracy fella your professionals/experts/business means nothing if you cannot accept a democratic result.
Stop moaning about it, accept it and move on.
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Well I will look forward to the deal that was part of the official proposal within the official leave material. Also our democratic sovereign government backed by our fine British legal system have ruled a no deal off the table.

So I expect you are backing delays until a delay can be agreed, otherwise that's undemocratic anyone stating they voted for no deal, or wanting no deal means nothing
 
ELLERS said:
Good try. That was a series of polls over time. Now peoples minds have changed and want Brexit done and dusted.
It’s just the fanatics who want Brexit to linger on hoping to get a losers vote. I can’t see the point as they will lose again.
The first vote will be respected and the fanatics need to get that into their heads. Funnily the said leavers with thick.
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Willhoops said:
Well I will look forward to the deal that was part of the official proposal within the official leave material. Also our democratic sovereign government backed by our fine British legal system have ruled a no deal off the table.

So I expect you are backing delays until a delay can be agreed, otherwise that's undemocratic anyone stating they voted for no deal, or wanting no deal means nothing
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Sadly due to fanatics the whole Brexit outlook has changed and even I have to accept a deal that looks like May's.
However it was a simple question Leave or remain.
Get over it and stop moaning.
 
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Uber_Hoop said:
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Exactly these fanatics just don't understand know how people feel. Even my remoaner best mate has said he's had enough and just wants to get it done and leave.
These fanatics actually think that another vote will change the decision... it won't. What will they do then?
 
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ELLERS said:
Sadly due to fanatics the whole Brexit outlook has changed and even I have to accept a deal that looks like May's.
However it was a simple question Leave or remain.
Get over it and stop moaning.
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It was always going to be more complicated than a leave stay question, just ask the Irish at the moment. That was always one of the main issues and has remained to be.

Yes if it wasn't for Boris and the ERG the UK would have left a while back, those crazy fanatics
 
All they will do now is try and stop Boris with everything they can.
If they vote down a Queens speech then there should be a GE but they won't do that because they know the people will support Boris (especially if the try and stop Brexit) and they will lose there seats.

At some point there will be a GE and we can get rid of the wasters like Grieve/Soubry/Clark/Cooper/Gaulk/Hammond/Lee/Bercow/Carney. And of course I see the end of the unelectable Jezza. that will be a shame because parliament will lose its jester.
Chukka will be okay as he has moved to safer seat, a bit like what his new boss did after she lost her seat. :)
Always remember the Tories never forget and once they get their majority it will be payback time to all that frustrated Brexit.

Meanwhile in Germany:

Berlin is on the brink – and a fresh eurozone crisis is looming

Hundreds of German companies call for EU help as Brexit fears bite
https://www.ft.com/content/46f8f9a8-ed4a-11e9-ad1e-4367d8281195

Germany’s ailing economy can’t afford a no-deal Brexit
https://www.spectator.co.uk/2019/10/germanys-ailing-economy-cant-afford-a-no-deal-brexit/
 
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ELLERS said:
It's funny that I have been away from this thread for about 4 months and whereas I have adapted and compromised with Brexit the usual suspects are stuck in groundhog day.
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Please help me adapt and compromise mate. I'm a traitor to my country. How do I go about changing my mind?
 
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