Current Affairs EU In or Out

[dandydan]

The fact that people can't understand the reasoning behind today's judgement qualifies the argument that the public should never have been allowed to vote in the first place

Most people aren't in the know about how government budgets work but they get to vote for parties that tell them how their money will be spent. Some are illiterate but still get the vote. Why not go back to just having landowners voting, Tories and Whigs? Save the proles from having to think?

 

[peteblue]

There's no way parliament will vote against article 50

I wouldn't bet on it.......ego knows no bounds........but then the people get their go.......

 

[sd_1992]

There's no way parliament will vote against article 50

The lords will almost certainly vote against article 50

 

[Joey66]

I wouldn't bet on it.......ego knows no bounds........but then the people get their go.......

I can see Farage staying on as a co leader if this goes pear shaped!

 

[peteblue]

I can see Farage staying on as a co leader if this goes pear shaped!

I think we will see him take over as leader again. This judgement will probably see the total demise of the Labour party. If an election is called, all the Tories will be returned but UKIP will destroy Labour....

 

[peteblue]

The lords will almost certainly vote against article 50

That's not the big issue, the issue is in the commons.....

 

[Joey66]

I think we will see him take over as leader again. This judgement will probably see the total demise of the Labour party. If an election is called, all the Tories will be returned but UKIP will destroy Labour....

I agree even if they select a successor as that is in progress ala paul nuttall nothing then changes in UKIP's Farage said on LBC if this was not carried out the out barricades would invade parliment in marches he was suspecting this on LBC radio on Sunday am show!

 

[sd_1992]

That's not the big issue, the issue is in the commons.....

It means exactly nothing if the commons vote for it and the lords block it...

 

[peteblue]

It means exactly nothing if the commons vote for it and the lords block it...

You do understand that the Lords cannot block it don't you.........

 

[Moomin]

The majority of MP's voted remain by a huge majority.

Surely they wouldn't go against their original vote.

 

[The Esk]

There's no way parliament will vote against article 50

We can only hope they will, but I doubt they have the courage to do so.

 

[dandydan]

I think we will see him take over as leader again. This judgement will probably see the total demise of the Labour party. If an election is called, all the Tories will be returned but UKIP will destroy Labour....

A lot of those uneducated, racist, inbreds that voted leave just happen to be in Labour strongholds. It seems that the left don't want their vote anymore.

 

[peteblue]

The majority of MP's voted remain by a huge majority.

Surely they wouldn't go against their original vote.

Have you ever met a politician.......

 

[Moomin]

Have you ever met a politician.......

Unfortunately I've met my scrote of an MP, don't like him.

 

[dandydan]

The majority of MP's voted remain by a huge majority.

Surely they wouldn't go against their original vote.

Let's take Ed millibands constituency of Doncaster as an example.