Let's Get Political!

[Peter Venkman]

Brexit.

Send it back.

Not as described.

[Sir red ken]

Brexit.

Send it back.

Not as described.

It said on the ballot paper accept daves deal or leave the eu, all the eu. Simple in out decision not multi choice. How's it not as described?

[The Artist Formerly Known as Audrey]

It’s not as simple as that as you well know. I voted to leave but not on the back of this shambles.

If you were to ask me now, Mays Deal or Remain, I’d vote Remain - as would a sizeable majority.

The country had its chance to leave but fucked it up - or the politicians did.

[Peter Venkman]

It said on the ballot paper accept daves deal or leave the eu, all the eu. Simple in out decision not multi choice. How's it not as described?

Because it got broken in delivery.

[Bogus Dave]

It said on the ballot paper accept daves deal or leave the eu, all the eu. Simple in out decision not multi choice. How's it not as described?

Mays deal has us leaving the European Union. You dozy cunt

[Wobbly Bob]

It’s not as simple as that as you well know. I voted to leave but not on the back of this shambles.

If you were to ask me now, Mays Deal or Remain, I’d vote Remain - as would a sizeable majority.

The country had its chance to leave but fucked it up - or the politicians did.

That's interesting.

I voted remain, but would now just say fuck it, if it's no deal then so be it.
That's said with some malevolence though.

Any second referendum, if it happened, would need to be carefully worded, maybe with a 60/40 requirement one way or another.

Ask a stupid question and all that.

[The Artist Formerly Known as Audrey]

I think the question would be to either Remain or accept May’s deal. If the answer is to accept said deal then woe betide any MP who disregards it.

Either that or make it clear that the result is binding on Parliament and there is no vote whatsoever on ratifying the deal.

[Wobbly Bob]

Some might want to see a no deal option on the paper as well.
Which could then be preferential vote territory with 3 options.

Too much for the electorate to cope with?
The acid test would be if it didn't send Srk into meltdown I guess.

[Sir red ken]

The concerted push to kill May's deal is almost over.  The push to kill the WTO 'no deal' option (which does not have support in the country and will never get through parliament) will then follow.  The 2nd Referendum will then be all that is left.

Who says WTO doesn't have support,you and your remian friends.I take it your second ref. will be reamain on May's deal or remain as we were.

[chalkies_shorts]

As we've already voted to leave maybe if there is a second referendum it should be mays deal or no deal.

[Pax Romana]

I see the Archbishop of Canterbury is getting his bishops to say prayers for our politicians.... asking for them to be able to show courage, integrity and clarity. 

The Archbishop should ask the entire country to pray for him and his bishops  ..... asking for them to be able to show a bit more courage and integrity when dealing with their next batch of paedophile clergy.

[Sir red ken]

I think the question would be to either Remain or accept May’s deal. If the answer is to accept said deal then woe betide any MP who disregards it.

Either that or make it clear that the result is binding on Parliament and there is no vote whatsoever on ratifying the deal.

Why not make it remain as we were or remain with a new deal worse than we had. Then by removing leave, we can say remain won and just act like tha last vote never existed.We also need to make sure the next vote is final and 16 year olds and eu citizens in the uk have a vote. Guaranteed win for remain in the eu forever.

[Batch]

sounds good to me.

[Sir red ken]

Why are we fucking about with all this, just tell the uk that we can't leave ever.As mendlesom said we now live in a post democratic age. The rich eu elite can get richer and the uk can be an administrative zone of europe with 70 milliion Indentured servitude citizens. There, you'll all be happy with that.

[Batch]

yup, sounds great