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[peteblue]

Well I’ll wear that as a badge of honour then thanks.

Do you even realise how that sounds to anyone with a fair mind......

 

[Groucho]

And that in a nutshell is your grievance......

No Pete.

It’s a ‘did he get there on merit” or “did he get there because he was privileged” comparison that didn’t work for me when put up against someone who didn’t get the same backing.

 

[Old Blue 2]

It's official now that you can call people who voted Leave 'goose-stepping Nazis'.

So say hello to a goose-stepping Nazi.

Thanks Mod, whoever you are...

 

[Aqui1a]

I imagine he got his BSC like everyone else.

Bronze Swimming Certificate

Okay, ya got me with that one. I was like wtf?? It wasn't until I clicked reply that I saw. lol

 

[peteblue]

I neither know nor care which of the classics they’ve read.

I’ll back who appears to be the more genuine of the two thanks and in my view that’s not Johnson.

Well Corbyn said he wanted a GE, hows that working out......

 

[dannyboy]

So you’ve got nothing then. What has Corbyn achieved, what has he done, what has he changed.......

Could level the same accusations at the current Prime Minister. I didn´t proclaim that Corbyn had changed anything in the first place so no idea why you´re asking me.

 

[Groucho]

Do you even realise how that sounds to anyone with a fair mind......

Yes because most fair people don’t want a dismantling of the NHS, massive unfair cuts to those who need to be helped.

Most fair people don’t want this;

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There’s tons of stuff like this.

Austerity is a choice not a necessity.

Well Corbyn said he wanted a GE, hows that working out......

Ask him, I don’t know.

 

[Aqui1a]

Can you provide some emphasis on why an advisory, non binding (initially) referendum has greater democratic legitimacy than a GE under the FTPA?

Imagine trying to ignore the result of a referendum in which 30m+ people voted, because technically it's not binding. The voice of a true democracy-respecting person. Thank you, Jebus.

 

[peteblue]

No Pete.

It’s a ‘did he get there on merit” or “did he get there because he was privileged” comparison that didn’t work for me when put up against someone who didn’t get the same backing.

It doesn’t matter though does it. I saw people who were given a leg up and at the time felt it was unfair, but then I was only 11. Eventually I saw that while they were given everything it didn’t matter as better people will always beat them. If Corbyn was a Harold Wilson, Boris would be battered, but Corbyn isn’t up to the job and some of you defend him because his privileged background was not as successful as Boris’ privileged background.....look to the reality....

 

[peteblue]

Yes because most fair people don’t want a dismantling of the NHS, massive unfair cuts to those who need to be helped.

Most fair people don’t want this;

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Most fair people don’t want this;

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There’s tons of stuff like this.

Austerity is a choice not a necessity.


Ask him, I don’t know.

And most fair people both Labour and Tory want the same.....don’t assume that only Labour voters want a good NHS.....

 

[Kurt.]

Well Corbyn said he wanted a GE, hows that working out......

You sound more and more like Joey every day lol

 

[Groucho]

And most fair people both Labour and Tory want the same.....don’t assume that only Labour voters want a good NHS.....

If you think the tories want the NHS then you are very naive or in a wind up.

How can you justify those two examples?

 

[Jebus_lives]

Imagine trying to ignore the result of a referendum in which 30m+ people voted, because technically it's not binding. The voice of a true democracy-respecting person. Thank you, Jebus.

Avoiding a question from a high horse has exactly the same effect as avoiding it from the ground.

Oh and 46.8 m voted in the GE in 2017.

 

[peteblue]

If you think the tories want the NHS then you are very naive or in a wind up.

Well I am a Tory, and I want and use the NHS. I am not naive and am not on a wind up. I also use private health and I pay a lot of money for it when the NHS cannot do what we need or when. I would be very happy not to have to pay this money, but I will not see my wife suffer because the NHS fails every now and again.... would you ?

 

[Aqui1a]

Avoiding a question from a high horse has exactly the same effect as avoiding it from the ground.

Oh and 46.8 m voted in the GE in 2017.

I basically did answer you. If you have a nation-wide referendum on an issue, then you should respect it, regardless of the FTPA. I don't care if it's non-binding. To ignore it is undemocratic.

Yes, 46.8m did vote in 2017. Firstly, it was respected, as I've told you RePeAtEdLy, and secondly, on manifestos saying they'd carry out Brexit. Remainer parties lied, where's the outrage? lol