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[random]

the government tried and failed to find a workable solution, so it should be put back to the people to go again.

So whenever there is something the government are instructed to do and don't like it they just fail to find a solution and ask the public to vote again

What would happen if the same result occurred ? keep failing and keep re-voting ? Do we keep having referendums ad infinitum ?

If there were another 4 of the things and the leave vote won them all I still think folks would want another one.

 

[RichardP]

With absolutely no respect, what with me being stupid and work shy and all, you havnt. You have waved Brexit Party leaflets around, but havnt actually told us how exactly how the EU impacts on your daily life.

Yes, I have, read my previous posts.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Is that really the best you can do?

It is mate. You’ve won this one

 

[roydo]

Yes, I have, read my previous posts.

You waffled some uniformed crap about trade deals and Spanish steel. You said you were impacted on a daily basis by the EU, but to date, have not given one example of how. So I can only conclude that you have swallowed the bilge you have been fed, and wont question why and by who said bilge was fed by.

 

[The binman chronicles]

So whenever there is something the government are instructed to do and don't like it they just fail to find a solution and ask the public to vote again

What would happen if the same result occurred ? keep failing and keep re-voting ? Do we keep having referendums ad infinitum ?

If there were another 4 of the things and the leave vote won them all I still think folks would want another one.

I don't get a post like this it is totally devoid of logic. I said remain v no deal. No deal wins you can get that the same day.

 

[RichardP]

You waffled some uniformed crap about trade deals and Spanish steel. You said you were impacted on a daily basis by the EU, but to date, have not given one example of how. So I can only conclude that you have swallowed the bilge you have been fed, and wont question why and by who said bilge was fed by.

Mate, I can lead a horse to water but I can't make it drink. You don't appear to be thirsty!

 

[Carl O'Ancelotti]

So whenever there is something the government are instructed to do and don't like it they just fail to find a solution and ask the public to vote again

What would happen if the same result occurred ? keep failing and keep re-voting ? Do we keep having referendums ad infinitum ?

If there were another 4 of the things and the leave vote won them all I still think folks would want another one.

No, this is the way it should have worked:

1) The people inform the government in response to their question that by a small minority they would like to leave the EU.
2) The government begins negotiations with the EU to agree a way forward that will minimise disruption to both parties. It does not hand in its notice at this point which would put a time limit on these negotiations.
3) If and only when said deal is agreed the government gets it ratified by parliament.
4) Following parliament's approval the government then asks the public to ratify the deal via a referendum.
5) Following approval by the public the government invokes Article 50 and hands in its notice.

Unfortunately the Tory government made a complete dogs breakfast of the leaving process which is why you are in the mess you are in now.

 

[roydo]

Mate, I can lead a horse to water but I can't make it drink. You don't appear to be thirsty!

Cos I am stupid. It must be.

Or cant read.

To help me out, just tell me what impacts on your daily life. Not some clever arsed response that you may think makes you look clever, (I wouldnt know, obvs), but other folk think it makes you look like a fool, so I am told.

It cant be that hard if it means so much to you.

 

[RichardP]

Cos I am stupid. It must be.

Or cant read.

To help me out, just tell me what impacts on your daily life. Not some clever arsed response that you may think makes you look clever, (I wouldnt know, obvs), but other folk think it makes you look like a fool, so I am told.

It cant be that hard if it means so much to you.

Sarcasm really is the lowest form of wit.

Thank you for the demonstration.

 

[Xizor]

No, this is the way it should have worked.
...
2) The government begins negotiations with the EU to agree a way forward that will minimise disruption to both parties. It does not hand in its notice at this point which would put a time limit on these negotiations.

Fair's fair - the EU wouldn't open negotations proper until A50 was enacted.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Mate, I can lead a horse to water but I can't make it drink. You don't appear to be thirsty!

I think he is. Problem is, you appear to be serving up sewage.

 

[Xizor]

I see the whole 'only Leavers are patriots' thing has raised its head today. Because for the mentally limited, which I think RichardP has proved beyond all doubt applies to him, patriotism is defined by believing anything British is inherently superior, a tingle in the groin at the sight of the flag and the ability to sing the anthem really loud.

Meanwhile all those poisonous traitors doing things like worrying about the future of the country and its people should be locked up in the tower, quite frankly.

 

[roydo]

Sarcasm really is the lowest form of wit.

Thank you for the demonstration.

Wow. Thank you for your ignorance.

 

[Jebus_lives]

I see the whole 'only Leavers are patriots' thing has raised its head today. Because for the mentally limited, which I think RichardP has proved beyond all doubt applies to him, patriotism is defined by believing anything British is inherently superior, a tingle in the groin at the sight of the flag and the ability to sing the anthem really loud.

Meanwhile all those poisonous traitors doing things like worrying about the future of the country and its people should be locked up in the tower, quite frankly.

It's a tired argument from a man who has started with the intention of boxing his way to victory but is now swinging widely in the desperate hope something lands.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Mate, I can lead a horse to water but I can't make it drink. You don't appear to be thirsty!

As a person who I'm guessing has spent a large percentage of their professional life living and working outside of the UK and I'm assuming you aim to retire and finish your days in a place the other side of the world. Why are you so intent on seeing the UK split away from europe? What possible impact does the UK remaining as part of the EU have on your daily life?