
wilcopops
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It is amazing that confronted with indisputable factual evidence, Brexiteers still argue to the contrary.
The nation is sick.
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2 minutes ago, transam said:It did..?
Can you post a link where the voting populace were told the referendum will not be binding.. ?
Seems strange to me that at the time the mud sling-ers NEVER mentioned it, well I don't recall, perhaps you do, again, can you point me to where we were told. Now I don't want you to post a page from a UK law book, I want where the electorate were told...
So yet another example of the populace being misinformed re the referendum and another reason to scrap it?
I assume you understand that ignorance of the law is no defence?
That's law too.
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1 hour ago, kingdong said:
a binding referendum on stay or leave,and
Yet there is the opposite in black and white.
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Just now, ThaiBunny said:
You mean unlike every politician in every election campaign ever?
How does that validate the referendum?
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44 minutes ago, kingdong said:
"Old codgers? So it,s safe to assume euthanasia is on the remainer s manifesto
Its not necessary.
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41 minutes ago, kingdong said:Cameron stated the results would be HONOURED obviously a totally alien concept to the remainers.
Its not a question of "honour" ... Cameron and others made promises they couldn't honour under UK law.
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36 minutes ago, vogie said:
Referendums are not an integral part of British democracy and as shown by the last one, they are potentially the tools of dictators, demogogues and despots.
You won't be wanting another referendum then as won't all the other leavers who keep rabbiting on about another referendum. I'm glad that's sorted.
I'm wondering if its lack if comprehension or you are deliberately misinterpreting my post?
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4 hours ago, sanemax said:As long as you promise to accept the result this time , even if you lose again .
Would you promise to definitely accept the result of a new referendum ?
Also , if Remain did win , that would make the score 1-1 and there would need to be a decider
UK is up poop creek in a barbwire canoe without a paddle.....
Referendums are the tools of demogues and dictators.
Most democracies require a "supermajority" i e.g. - 66/33 % to pass any concept as constitutionally fundamental as in the UK at present.
The last referendum was advisory.
You can't vote the world flat anyway.
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4 hours ago, beautifulthailand99 said:
Let's have a second referendum and then accept the result as legally binding and move on. We just have to move on but not crash out.
It's pretty hard to see how Brexit isn't going to be kicked down the road yet again...maybe 2 years or forever .
UK has let a dodgy referendum put democracy in an invidious situation.... Referendums are not an integral part of British democracy and as shown by the last one, they are potentially the tools of dictators, demogogues and despots.
It was advisory and not binding and this is part of the problem. For anyone who still doesn't understand the legal situation regarding the referendum here is the parliament document explaining it to MPs....
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The next problem will be Boris persuading Hungary to veto another Brexit extension.
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7 hours ago, Longcut said:Remember Y2K? Everyone thought the world would end. But, nothing happened. Same, Same here.
Like the writing on a bus, Brexiteers have a habit of regurgitating little "gems" that have been shown to be completely in correct.
Y2K was in fact very real but international an EU cooperation between computer programmers avoided a very real problem.
Just because it didn't happen doesn't mean it wasn't there ...on that occasion the "it's project fear" merchants were ignored and real measures were taken...
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16 hours ago, bizboi said:
OK - so you’ll be packing today then and selling the house? - and dont let the door hit you on the way out. and by the way @no food@ just laughable left wing remoaner garbage scaremongering - we had food before we joined the EU!!
Its amazing that people don't remember what food was like before we joined Europe.
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2 hours ago, JonnyF said:
Open to trading with the whole world, not just a small part of it.
We already traded with the rest of the worldtogerher with the EU. What's left after EU is LESS than the EU and it isn't tariff free.
See BJ's comments above.
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2 hours ago, beautifulthailand99 said:
so she says with no examples - and if there was racist abuse against her I and the vast majority of remainers would condemn it without reservation. period. Many leavers keep quiet when some of their more vociferous champions start spouting the bilge. Not all leavers are racist but all racists are leavers.
One of the favourite "arguments" of racists is to say " blacks are racist too"
They don't seem to realise that this neither mitigates nor justifies the racism they have implicitly just admitted.
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3 hours ago, Bruntoid said:
Can you show the evidence for that or are you talking a load of rollocks.
People who demand evidence in the middle of an argument usually have been told sometime they were unaware of and don't have an argument or an answer ... QED
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On 9/12/2019 at 8:25 AM, transam said:
Most daily drivers have gray iron rotors, which is basically cast iron. But, there are other types, depending on usage, including steel...
https://carfromjapan.com/article/car-maintenance/what-are-brake-rotors-made-of/
On 9/12/2019 at 12:03 PM, Oztruckie said:Your best solution to overcome this problem is treat the rust with a rust converter chemical,can brush on or purchase small spray can,the rust will turn into a gunmetal blue type colour,after application rust will not form again for ages,have used it myself many times.
Gray iron is iron with carbon.. So technicially its steel
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19 minutes ago, Basil B said:
But everybody has the right to change their minds.
Including 17.4 million who voted Brexit...
do you seriously think that's what he did?
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all of a sudden Thais can travel abroad as it is so much cheaper these days!
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On 9/7/2019 at 9:31 PM, kingdong said:
Corbyn was offered a general election and bottled.it,better friend to buisness?you having a bubble? Once momentum gets in there won,t be any businesses left.no deal nutters?it's all the remainers that have ensured we,re. Not going to get a deal
The fact you don't understand why many MPs don't want a GE just shows what little grasp you have on the politics that surround Brexit. You appear to be immune to critical thought and reason.
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3 hours ago, bizboi said:but now the majority of voters voted for it - something that democrats seem to very very undemocratic in their left wing thinking about accepting!!
A favourite new word for Brexiteers over the last 3 yeas has been Democracy (and its variants) however the more they use it the more obvious it becomes that they don't understand what the word means or stands for.
In the end, you can't vote the world flat - that's just deluded mob rule.
it's also the right of every democracy to change its mind.
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4 hours ago, kingdong said:
Do,es that mean the pair of clogs I ordered could be late arriving?
A response that only underlines the Brexiteers' uninformed stereotypically challenged view of the world.
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Do you think Brexiteers will take up arms when Brexit is scrapped?
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3 hours ago, DannyCarlton said:
Brexit in original form was addressing mass immigration,this has got confused with deals/no deals,Brexit needs to happen urgently. Whole areas of northern England have been taken over by a culture that is totally alien to any feature that was recognised just a few decades before..that was the reasoning for the Brexit.
The horrific side of Brexitism?
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27 minutes ago, zorrow424 said:Dutch logistic controls,stated no problems
do you realise how little goods vehicles go to NL from Dover and the fact remains that any vehicles crossing the channel will have to clear customs on arrival.... FOREVER.. thiß includes Irish trucks transiting through UK.
An 8 minute delay will block the motorway to Dover in a day and many trucks will face 8 to 12 hours delay.
Over half of UK transport compnies don't even have permits to enter the EU. ....and the number of trucks allowed even with permits is restricted. Loads will have to be transposed at borders either by transferring the loads or changing trailers if rhey are registered.
EU vehicles travelling within the EU don't do any of this they dont even have to stop at birders. UK vehicles will also have to clear customs again at the EU country of destination on arrival.
Every UK transport company will have to take into account the extra time and cost of keeping a truck and driver on the road and as virtually all goods are delivered by road in UK this will mean increased costs to the consumer on top of the increases caused by tariffs.
This is not limited to no deal Brexit, this will be continuous unless UK joins the customs union (including free movement of labour) or in other words remains in the EU .
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UK's worst-case no-deal Brexit plan warns of food shortages, public disorder
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There is again the same reaction of people confronted with undisputable evidence.
Bereft of any argument they desperately demand citations. All they do is reveal their lack on knowledge of the issue as a whole.