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"... actually ask what people want instead of ...telling them what they should want. " Laudable but unrealistic. Also, however useless the PM has been, the alternative is consistently shown to be a shambling moron. I'd be all for an election as long as it returned nobody who had ever been a member of a political party. Equally unrealistic, I know, but 650 twats are playing party politics over something that should transcend it. And the only alternative is to spend 3 months swapping 200-odd of those twats for a different set, ending up with... 650 twats. Fuckin' brilliant... | |||
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures " Typical Brexiteer, hijacking someone elses thread! 
By all means advocate your side of things, but the problem is that people have looked over the precipice and they don’t like what they see, nor do they like the snake oil salespeople who chant all the dogma...
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures Typical Brexiteer, hijacking someone elses thread!
By all means advocate your side of things, but the problem is that people have looked over the precipice and they don’t like what they see, nor do they like the snake oil salespeople who chant all the dogma...
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I am optimistic about a very positive future outside the EU, free of the unelected beureacrats who hate us anyway.
Snake oil, what about the doom and gloom remoaners, constantly forseeing the end of the world, if we leave.
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235,000 now
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures Typical Brexiteer, hijacking someone elses thread!
By all means advocate your side of things, but the problem is that people have looked over the precipice and they don’t like what they see, nor do they like the snake oil salespeople who chant all the dogma...
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I am optimistic about a very positive future outside the EU, free of the unelected beureacrats who hate us anyway.
Snake oil, what about the doom and gloom remoaners, constantly forseeing the end of the world, if we leave.
"It is called being pragmatic, we have not left but the impact has already been significant and all negative. So being hopeful just doesn’t cut the mustard  | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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"Not sure where you plucked those figures from. Here are the correct figures for you. UK votes to LEAVE the EU EU Referendum results, counting complete Leave Vote share 51.9% VOTES17,410,742 VOTES Remain Vote share 48.1% VOTES16,141,241 VOTES 0 results left to declare EU Referendum latest updates | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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Not sure where you plucked those figures from. Here are the correct figures for you.
UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
EU Referendum latest updates
"37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles. | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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Not sure where you plucked those figures from. Here are the correct figures for you.
UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
EU Referendum latest updates
37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles."Oh I see sorry, so your suggesting that those who abstained were for remain. Oh my bad. The public voted to leave the government accepted the result and we are where we are. | |||
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures Typical Brexiteer, hijacking someone elses thread!
By all means advocate your side of things, but the problem is that people have looked over the precipice and they don’t like what they see, nor do they like the snake oil salespeople who chant all the dogma...
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I am optimistic about a very positive future outside the EU, free of the unelected beureacrats who hate us anyway.
Snake oil, what about the doom and gloom remoaners, constantly forseeing the end of the world, if we leave.
It is called being pragmatic, we have not left but the impact has already been significant and all negative. So being hopeful just doesn’t cut the mustard "I’m not hopeful, I’m positively inspired and I have seen nothing but positives. Except for the way our politicians have handled the situation. which ever way you cut the mustard, the glass remains, for me half full and my optimism, sees the glass filling. | |||
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures Typical Brexiteer, hijacking someone elses thread!
By all means advocate your side of things, but the problem is that people have looked over the precipice and they don’t like what they see, nor do they like the snake oil salespeople who chant all the dogma...
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I am optimistic about a very positive future outside the EU, free of the unelected beureacrats who hate us anyway.
Snake oil, what about the doom and gloom remoaners, constantly forseeing the end of the world, if we leave.
It is called being pragmatic, we have not left but the impact has already been significant and all negative. So being hopeful just doesn’t cut the mustard
I’m not hopeful, I’m positively inspired and I have seen nothing but positives. Except for the way our politicians have handled the situation. which ever way you cut the mustard, the glass remains, for me half full and my optimism, sees the glass filling.
"This is the bit I struggle with - the positives some people see. To me it is like the Emperors newclothes and I’m the small boy (girl in this case), calling him out. What actual positives are there? | |||
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"I understand your point, but no I don’t mean that I think they voted to Remain. They just did not vote. It does however show that only aminority of the voting population actually voted to leave - the rest of us get ignored. Indeed many who did vote to leave did it was a protest against Austerity and low funding to the NHS. Sadly Brexit will only increase Austerity and reduce our ability to properly fund the NHS... 255,000 now!" I could not disagree more, and you fall into that category of people who suggest that all those who voted leave are ill informed knuckle draggers. And the people were listened to the voters of this country were given the right to vote. Those that chose not to vote should have made their voices heard at the ballot box. | |||
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"I understand your point, but no I don’t mean that I think they voted to Remain. They just did not vote. It does however show that only aminority of the voting population actually voted to leave - the rest of us get ignored. Indeed many who did vote to leave did it was a protest against Austerity and low funding to the NHS. Sadly Brexit will only increase Austerity and reduce our ability to properly fund the NHS... 255,000 now! I could not disagree more, and you fall into that category of people who suggest that all those who voted leave are ill informed knuckle draggers. And the people were listened to the voters of this country were given the right to vote. Those that chose not to vote should have made their voices heard at the ballot box. " Nope, no mention of knuckle draggers. Time and again I have asked to be allowed to understand what these mysterious positives are. Sadly each time I adk politely, it is thrown back as an attack as opposed to an opportunity to be educated. If you could just share with me, even via IM if it is a secret, what the positives actually are then you might find everyone gets on board... 265,000 now | |||
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"I understand your point, but no I don’t mean that I think they voted to Remain. They just did not vote. It does however show that only aminority of the voting population actually voted to leave - the rest of us get ignored. Indeed many who did vote to leave did it was a protest against Austerity and low funding to the NHS. Sadly Brexit will only increase Austerity and reduce our ability to properly fund the NHS... 255,000 now! I could not disagree more, and you fall into that category of people who suggest that all those who voted leave are ill informed knuckle draggers. And the people were listened to the voters of this country were given the right to vote. Those that chose not to vote should have made their voices heard at the ballot box. " Leave or remain, we were all ill informed. Leave campaign was based on lies. The evidence is there now. Remain campaign spectacularly failed to sell the benefits of being members of the EU. | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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Not sure where you plucked those figures from. Here are the correct figures for you.
UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
EU Referendum latest updates
37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
Oh I see sorry, so your suggesting that those who abstained were for remain. Oh my bad. The public voted to leave the government accepted the result and we are where we are. "I never realized by not voting i was voting to stay. | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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Not sure where you plucked those figures from. Here are the correct figures for you.
UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
EU Referendum latest updates
37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
Oh I see sorry, so your suggesting that those who abstained were for remain. Oh my bad. The public voted to leave the government accepted the result and we are where we are. I never realized by not voting i was voting to stay. "Only the Leaver suggested that - I stated correctly that only a minority of the voting public actually voted to Leave & that included you  | |||
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures Typical Brexiteer, hijacking someone elses thread!
By all means advocate your side of things, but the problem is that people have looked over the precipice and they don’t like what they see, nor do they like the snake oil salespeople who chant all the dogma...
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I am optimistic about a very positive future outside the EU, free of the unelected beureacrats who hate us anyway.
Snake oil, what about the doom and gloom remoaners, constantly forseeing the end of the world, if we leave.
It is called being pragmatic, we have not left but the impact has already been significant and all negative. So being hopeful just doesn’t cut the mustard
I’m not hopeful, I’m positively inspired and I have seen nothing but positives. Except for the way our politicians have handled the situation. which ever way you cut the mustard, the glass remember ains, for me half full and my optimism, sees the glass filling.
This is the bit I struggle with - the positives some people see. To me it is like the Emperors newclothes and I’m the small boy (girl in this case), calling him out. What actual positives are there?"Massive boost to the economy. Take back control of our laws. 80 percent of imports will be cheaper. Business exports to increase. Honda Announced they fully back Brexit and their continued support production and jobs in the UK. Some beneficial Trafe deals already brokered. To name a few. | |||
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" And.... people didn’t vote for Brexit because they didn’t agree with the idea of the EU, they did it because a bus told them to .." Keep telling yourself that if it makes you happy. I voted the way I did for my own reasons and not because of some slogan on a bus | |||
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures " I signed that petition to leave with no deal on March 29th.  | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
now
Not sure where you plucked those figures from. Here are the correct figures for you.
UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
EU Referendum latest updates
37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
Oh I see sorry, so your suggesting that those who abstained were for remain. Oh my bad. The public voted to leave the government accepted the result and we are where we are. I never realized by not voting i was voting to stay.
Only the Leaver suggested that - I stated correctly that only a minority of the voting public actually voted to Leave & that included you "No you actually implied that all those who did not vote means they wanted to remain and were not listened to. | |||
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" And.... people didn’t vote for Brexit because they didn’t agree with the idea of the EU, they did it because a bus told them to .. Keep telling yourself that if it makes you happy. I voted the way I did for my own reasons and not because of some slogan on a bus" Wasting your breath mate they just come back with the same old crap next it will be about how many gce,s you have. | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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Not sure where you plucked those figures from. Here are the correct figures for you.
UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
EU Referendum latest updates
37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
Oh I see sorry, so your suggesting that those who abstained were for remain. Oh my bad. The public voted to leave the government accepted the result and we are where we are. I never realized by not voting i was voting to stay.
Only the Leaver suggested that - I stated correctly that only a minority of the voting public actually voted to Leave & that included you "But by using your own logic only a small minority actually voted to remain | |||
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" And.... people didn’t vote for Brexit because they didn’t agree with the idea of the EU, they did it because a bus told them to .. Keep telling yourself that if it makes you happy. I voted the way I did for my own reasons and not because of some slogan on a bus" It always makes me laugh when sad and bitter remoaners try to reason away why people voted Leave. I know why I voted Leave and it wasn't a protest vote against austerity, or because of a slogan on a bus, I voted Leave because I genuinely want to leave the EU. | |||
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" And.... people didn’t vote for Brexit because they didn’t agree with the idea of the EU, they did it because a bus told them to .. Keep telling yourself that if it makes you happy. I voted the way I did for my own reasons and not because of some slogan on a bus It always makes me laugh when sad and bitter remoaners try to reason away why people voted Leave. I know why I voted Leave and it wasn't a protest vote against austerity, or because of a slogan on a bus, I voted Leave because I genuinely want to leave the EU. " Here here as they say in the house. The EU wastes Billions. Their expenses and golden handshakes alone could be used to fund policing, education, healthcare. | |||
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures Typical Brexiteer, hijacking someone elses thread!
By all means advocate your side of things, but the problem is that people have looked over the precipice and they don’t like what they see, nor do they like the snake oil salespeople who chant all the dogma...
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I am optimistic about a very positive future outside the EU, free of the unelected beureacrats who hate us anyway.
Snake oil, what about the doom and gloom remoaners, constantly forseeing the end of the world, if we leave.
It is called being pragmatic, we have not left but the impact has already been significant and all negative. So being hopeful just doesn’t cut the mustard
I’m not hopeful, I’m positively inspired and I have seen nothing but positives. Except for the way our politicians have handled the situation. which ever way you cut the mustard, the glass remember ains, for me half full and my optimism, sees the glass filling.
This is the bit I struggle with - the positives some people see. To me it is like the Emperors newclothes and I’m the small boy (girl in this case), calling him out. What actual positives are there?
Massive boost to the economy.
Take back control of our laws.
80 percent of imports will be cheaper.
Business exports to increase.
Honda Announced they fully back Brexit and their continued support production and jobs in the UK.
Some beneficial Trafe deals already brokered.
To name a few.
"Haha, nowI knowyour joking
Massive boost to the economy - quite the opposite
Take back control of our laws - we already do control our laws, the EU is only marginal
80% of Imports will be cheaper - no evidence whatsoever, in fact it is likely to be the opposite
Business exports to rise - even with the decline in Sterling they haven’t in 3 years, so not really
Honda Announced they fully back Brexit and their continued support production and jobs in the UK - this one is a joke? You know they are closing Swindon, sacking thousands and moving production back to Japan!? 
Some beneficial trade deals already brokered - hmm, do they account for greater than 1% of our economy...?
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" And.... people didn’t vote for Brexit because they didn’t agree with the idea of the EU, they did it because a bus told them to .. Keep telling yourself that if it makes you happy. I voted the way I did for my own reasons and not because of some slogan on a bus It always makes me laugh when sad and bitter remoaners try to reason away why people voted Leave. I know why I voted Leave and it wasn't a protest vote against austerity, or because of a slogan on a bus, I voted Leave because I genuinely want to leave the EU. Here here as they say in the house. The EU wastes Billions. Their expenses and golden handshakes alone could be used to fund policing, education, healthcare. " Opinion or fact? | |||
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" And.... people didn’t vote for Brexit because they didn’t agree with the idea of the EU, they did it because a bus told them to .. Keep telling yourself that if it makes you happy. I voted the way I did for my own reasons and not because of some slogan on a bus It always makes me laugh when sad and bitter remoaners try to reason away why people voted Leave. I know why I voted Leave and it wasn't a protest vote against austerity, or because of a slogan on a bus, I voted Leave because I genuinely want to leave the EU. Here here as they say in the house. The EU wastes Billions. Their expenses and golden handshakes alone could be used to fund policing, education, healthcare. Opinion or fact?" Fact...It was in the Daily Express.  | |||
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures I signed that petition to leave with no deal on March 29th. "I give it another 30 min max and the revoke acticle 50 has overtaken the leave without a deal. | |||
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures I signed that petition to leave with no deal on March 29th.
I give it another 30 min max and the revoke acticle 50 has overtaken the leave without a deal. "It won't pass the 17.4 million who voted Leave when it really mattered though. | |||
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures I signed that petition to leave with no deal on March 29th.
I give it another 30 min max and the revoke acticle 50 has overtaken the leave without a deal.
It won't pass the 17.4 million who voted Leave when it really mattered though. "The big difference being the lack of lies in this one... | |||
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"310,000 signatories - quite something for 1 day. Sleep well all, tomorrow could be brighter still "Not day 1 though, as it's past midnight you're into day 2. And remainers wonder why they lost the referendum. | |||
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures Typical Brexiteer, hijacking someone elses thread!
By all means advocate your side of things, but the problem is that people have looked over the precipice and they don’t like what they see, nor do they like the snake oil salespeople who chant all the dogma...
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I am optimistic about a very positive future outside the EU, free of the unelected beureacrats who hate us anyway.
Snake oil, what about the doom and gloom remoaners, constantly forseeing the end of the world, if we leave.
It is called being pragmatic, we have not left but the impact has already been significant and all negative. So being hopeful just doesn’t cut the mustard
I’m not hopeful, I’m positively inspired and I have seen nothing but positives. Except for the way our politicians have handled the situation. which ever way you cut the mustard, the glass remember ains, for me half full and my optimism, sees the glass filling.
This is the bit I struggle with - the positives some people see. To me it is like the Emperors newclothes and I’m the small boy (girl in this case), calling him out. What actual positives are there?
Massive boost to the economy.
Take back control of our laws.
80 percent of imports will be cheaper.
Business exports to increase.
Honda Announced they fully back Brexit and their continued support production and jobs in the UK.
Some beneficial Trafe deals already brokered.
To name a few.
Haha, nowI knowyour joking
Massive boost to the economy - quite the opposite
Take back control of our laws - we already do control our laws, the EU is only marginal
80% of Imports will be cheaper - no evidence whatsoever, in fact it is likely to be the opposite
Business exports to rise - even with the decline in Sterling they haven’t in 3 years, so not really
Honda Announced they fully back Brexit and their continued support production and jobs in the UK - this one is a joke? You know they are closing Swindon, sacking thousands and moving production back to Japan!?
Some beneficial trade deals already brokered - hmm, do they account for greater than 1% of our economy...?
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"310,000 signatories - quite something for 1 day. Sleep well all, tomorrow could be brighter still
Not day 1 though, as it's past midnight you're into day 2.
And remainers wonder why they lost the referendum. "Examining the downloadable data for the petition, I see that it was launched at 10:25 am on 20th March. Yes midnight has come and gone, but I think you might find that 10:25 am until 1:10 am the next CALENDAR day (when the post you are moaning about was written) is actually quite a lot less then a full 24 hours. No wonder that leavers seem to have difficulty understanding economic information. | |||
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"I never realized by not voting i was voting to stay. "Holy shit, with how pro-Brexit you are too and you didn't even vote? Go fuck yourself, months you've been banging on on these forums as well when the reality is you should just shut the fuck up and piss off on another one of your holidays to little Britain del sol. Fucking seriously.  | |||
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"We remain hopeful, Britain is a great country - we just need to get away from having the lunatics running it. Revoke Article 50, take the sword of damacles away and we have a chance to recover and be the country we want to be - open, friendly, proud, happy and prosperous. All things we have been missing under this Tory Government... 210,000 votes now!" Britain isn’t a country, but it is a great place to live in. If we get rid of the lunatics we have now what is the alternative ? Please tell me you’re not going to ask me to vote Labour, imagine a government with Diane Abbott ?????? | |||
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" And.... people didn’t vote for Brexit because they didn’t agree with the idea of the EU, they did it because a bus told them to .. Keep telling yourself that if it makes you happy. I voted the way I did for my own reasons and not because of some slogan on a bus It always makes me laugh when sad and bitter remoaners try to reason away why people voted Leave. I know why I voted Leave and it wasn't a protest vote against austerity, or because of a slogan on a bus, I voted Leave because I genuinely want to leave the EU. Here here as they say in the house. The EU wastes Billions. Their expenses and golden handshakes alone could be used to fund policing, education, healthcare. " We spend less than 0.7% of our budget on EU membership. We spend 12% of the UK budget on education. Do you see how ridiculous your assertion is? | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
EU Referendum latest updates
37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles."34% voted to remain, the rest did not. | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
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37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles."In 1975 42% of the voting population voted to remain in the EEC, the majority did not. And in the first place, the decision to join the EEC was swung by just 56 MPs. | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
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37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
34% voted to remain, the rest did not."72.21% voted which means 27.79% failed to vote. I think it would be fair to assume that these people had zero desire to leave and were not too concerned about the current status of EU membership. | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
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37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
34% voted to remain, the rest did not.
72.21% voted which means 27.79% failed to vote.
I think it would be fair to assume that these people had zero desire to leave and were not too concerned about the current status of EU membership.
"could all so argue they didnt care one way or another if we stayed or not.i didnt vote as i havent voted since early 90s what makes you think u can talk for me? my vote would of probably gone to leave just for the fact the goverment wanted to stay | |||
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" And.... people didn’t vote for Brexit because they didn’t agree with the idea of the EU, they did it because a bus told them to .. Keep telling yourself that if it makes you happy. I voted the way I did for my own reasons and not because of some slogan on a bus It always makes me laugh when sad and bitter remoaners try to reason away why people voted Leave. I know why I voted Leave and it wasn't a protest vote against austerity, or because of a slogan on a bus, I voted Leave because I genuinely want to leave the EU. Here here as they say in the house. The EU wastes Billions. Their expenses and golden handshakes alone could be used to fund policing, education, healthcare. We spend less than 0.7% of our budget on EU membership. We spend 12% of the UK budget on education. Do you see how ridiculous your assertion is?" This is hardly a like for like comparison. The more important factor is whether the .7 % to which you refer is an acceptable expense and can we do it ourselves more efficiently . The electorate concluded that we can. | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
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37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
34% voted to remain, the rest did not.
72.21% voted which means 27.79% failed to vote.
I think it would be fair to assume that these people had zero desire to leave and were not too concerned about the current status of EU membership.
could all so argue they didnt care one way or another if we stayed or not.i didnt vote as i havent voted since early 90s what makes you think u can talk for me? my vote would of probably gone to leave just for the fact the goverment wanted to stay"I am merely pointing out an observation. You would really cut your nose off to spite your face? | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
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37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
34% voted to remain, the rest did not.
72.21% voted which means 27.79% failed to vote.
I think it would be fair to assume that these people had zero desire to leave and were not too concerned about the current status of EU membership.
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" And.... people didn’t vote for Brexit because they didn’t agree with the idea of the EU, they did it because a bus told them to .. Keep telling yourself that if it makes you happy. I voted the way I did for my own reasons and not because of some slogan on a bus It always makes me laugh when sad and bitter remoaners try to reason away why people voted Leave. I know why I voted Leave and it wasn't a protest vote against austerity, or because of a slogan on a bus, I voted Leave because I genuinely want to leave the EU. Here here as they say in the house. The EU wastes Billions. Their expenses and golden handshakes alone could be used to fund policing, education, healthcare. We spend less than 0.7% of our budget on EU membership. We spend 12% of the UK budget on education. Do you see how ridiculous your assertion is? This is hardly a like for like comparison. The more important factor is whether the .7 % to which you refer is an acceptable expense and can we do it ourselves more efficiently . The electorate concluded that we can. " And you think the electorate are qualified to make that decision? Based on what we’ve seen so far, I wouldn’t trust much of the electorate to work out how to use a tin opener. Let alone be aware of the vast facets of our integration with the E.U. and our costs of unpicking all that. Remember when David Davis was asked by the select committee if he had done any financial study of what ‘no deal’ would look like and he had to admit he had not? May wasn’t bleating on about how ‘no deal was better than a bad deal’. Not only had the government not even worked out what ‘no deal’ would entail so they could accurately make that comparison, May is now trying to ram ‘a bad deal’ down parliaments throat. -Matt | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
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Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
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0 results left to declare
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37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
34% voted to remain, the rest did not.
72.21% voted which means 27.79% failed to vote.
I think it would be fair to assume that these people had zero desire to leave and were not too concerned about the current status of EU membership.
I think it would be fair to presume that these people had zero desire either way, and would accept the result of the vote."thats what i would think too. | |||
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"I understand your point, but no I don’t mean that I think they voted to Remain. They just did not vote. It does however show that only aminority of the voting population actually voted to leave - the rest of us get ignored. Indeed many who did vote to leave did it was a protest against Austerity and low funding to the NHS. Sadly Brexit will only increase Austerity and reduce our ability to properly fund the NHS... 255,000 now!" Look the people that did vote Outcome leave won get over it and respect democracy | |||
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"We remain hopeful, Britain is a great country - we just need to get away from having the lunatics running it. Revoke Article 50, take the sword of damacles away and we have a chance to recover and be the country we want to be - open, friendly, proud, happy and prosperous. All things we have been missing under this Tory Government... 210,000 votes now! Britain isn’t a country, but it is a great place to live in. If we get rid of the lunatics we have now what is the alternative ? Please tell me you’re not going to ask me to vote Labour, imagine a government with Diane Abbott ??????" . I am not Diane Abbot's biggest fan , but I am fairly confident that if she had been Home Secretary we would not have had the disgusting situation where BRITISH citizens had been sent to detention centres , some not allowed back in the country following holidays abroad ,and some deported from their ( our ) own country ,, | |||
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"I understand your point, but no I don’t mean that I think they voted to Remain. They just did not vote. It does however show that only aminority of the voting population actually voted to leave - the rest of us get ignored. Indeed many who did vote to leave did it was a protest against Austerity and low funding to the NHS. Sadly Brexit will only increase Austerity and reduce our ability to properly fund the NHS... 255,000 now! Look the people that did vote Outcome leave won get over it and respect democracy " All I have in my mind is you sat there as a toddler, repeatedly bashing the square block on the round hole of the shape sorter and wondering why it won’t go in. Surely in the past 3 years you have realised that the situation is a bit more complex than you’d been conned into believing? -Matt | |||
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"I wouldn't trust future referedums in the UK as clearly nothing of consequence has been done about the electoral missconduct in the last one. When the Supreme Court said that it couldn't challange the result parliment should have openned a public enquiery over this. We clearly need much stronger and legally binding rules for all these votes and until we start getting much harsher penalties for breaching these rules for both our elections and referendum then our democratic process is a farce." The irony being that (from what I understand) one of the main reasons that more can’t be done to investigate is because the referendum was NOT legally binding in the first place. As it want legally binding, then legally it doesn’t need have the same protections as, say, a general election would have. -Matt | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
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0 results left to declare
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37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
34% voted to remain, the rest did not.
72.21% voted which means 27.79% failed to vote.
I think it would be fair to assume that these people had zero desire to leave and were not too concerned about the current status of EU membership.
I think it would be fair to presume that these people had zero desire either way, and would accept the result of the vote."It would have been fair not to have been lied to, then this statement might have some validity. However, it remains true that Leave won that vote, but only with 37% of the overall electorate. If lies had not been told to the extent they were - witness the past 2 1/2 years then a different result would have happened. | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
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48.1%
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0 results left to declare
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37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
34% voted to remain, the rest did not.
72.21% voted which means 27.79% failed to vote.
I think it would be fair to assume that these people had zero desire to leave and were not too concerned about the current status of EU membership.
I think it would be fair to presume that these people had zero desire either way, and would accept the result of the vote.
It would have been fair not to have been lied to, then this statement might have some validity. However, it remains true that Leave won that vote, but only with 37% of the overall electorate. If lies had not been told to the extent they were - witness the past 2 1/2 years then a different result would have happened."What about the lies remain told mass unemployment house prices falling? and the reverse was true, cant you see the establishment tried to scare you into what they want? we are all idiots and they know whats best well their lies were found out. | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
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0 results left to declare
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37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
34% voted to remain, the rest did not.
72.21% voted which means 27.79% failed to vote.
I think it would be fair to assume that these people had zero desire to leave and were not too concerned about the current status of EU membership.
I think it would be fair to presume that these people had zero desire either way, and would accept the result of the vote.
It would have been fair not to have been lied to, then this statement might have some validity. However, it remains true that Leave won that vote, but only with 37% of the overall electorate. If lies had not been told to the extent they were - witness the past 2 1/2 years then a different result would have happened.What about the lies remain told mass unemployment house prices falling? and the reverse was true, cant you see the establishment tried to scare you into what they want? we are all idiots and they know whats best well their lies were found out."As you know house prics have already stalled and we haven’t even left. Remain’s argument was not that these things would happen before we left - they would be a result of leaving, so Remain did not lie about this. Of course ifI was a Leaver, I’d claim youropinion did not count asyou didnot vote - but we live in a democracy, so perhaps make it count next time? 530,000 signatories now! | |||
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Looking like it's going to get double of the Leave petition within a hour or 2 "It's funny how many people who voted to leave the EU sign this petition. It seems that many have changed their mind, | |||
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"Looks like the government petition websites crashed lol" Oops, we broke the Internet! | |||
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"Looks like the government petition websites crashed lol Oops, we broke the Internet! " | |||
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"Still waiting for my confirmation link email to post on the petition since last night "Could be in Junk, ours was | |||
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"Looks like the government petition websites crashed lol" Maybe the Russian hackers did it by farage order | |||
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"Still waiting for my confirmation link email to post on the petition since last night
Could be in Junk, ours was "Your damn right, it is in Junk lol cheers | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
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Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
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0 results left to declare
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37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
34% voted to remain, the rest did not.
72.21% voted which means 27.79% failed to vote.
I think it would be fair to assume that these people had zero desire to leave and were not too concerned about the current status of EU membership.
I think it would be fair to presume that these people had zero desire either way, and would accept the result of the vote.thats what i would think too. "I'm sorry this did not vote % nonsense is simply rubbish. I mean what is this mass movement of none voters going to do, form a pressure group of none voters who vote for the none voters, perhaps they could form a none voters party that you can't vote for. The comedians will have a field day over this. | |||
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"Still waiting for my confirmation link email to post on the petition since last night
Could be in Junk, ours was
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"You can just imagine the non voting party's Rally, it was very quiet, even quieter than the vote leave march because no one bothered to turn up LOL.Yeah all chanting what do we want? who cares when do we want it not bothered. "Well why not ask in a new public vote - it is much clearer what a mess the future looks like with Brexit, so why not let us all make our minds up now? As Farage said when believing he’d lost 52:48, it wouldn’t be over! | |||
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"You can just imagine the non voting party's Rally, it was very quiet, even quieter than the vote leave march because no one bothered to turn up LOL.Yeah all chanting what do we want? who cares when do we want it not bothered.
Well why not ask in a new public vote - it is much clearer what a mess the future looks like with Brexit, so why not let us all make our minds up now? As Farage said when believing he’d lost 52:48, it wouldn’t be over! "Its definitely unfinished business whatever happens this will go on for decades. . | |||
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"You can just imagine the non voting party's Rally, it was very quiet, even quieter than the vote leave march because no one bothered to turn up LOL.Yeah all chanting what do we want? who cares when do we want it not bothered.
Well why not ask in a new public vote - it is much clearer what a mess the future looks like with Brexit, so why not let us all make our minds up now? As Farage said when believing he’d lost 52:48, it wouldn’t be over! "Given that May was going on last night about parliament frustrating the peoples will, the logic of her position is to take it out of parliament's hands and refer her deal directly to the people via an election or referendum. | |||
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"You can just imagine the non voting party's Rally, it was very quiet, even quieter than the vote leave march because no one bothered to turn up LOL.Yeah all chanting what do we want? who cares when do we want it not bothered.
Well why not ask in a new public vote - it is much clearer what a mess the future looks like with Brexit, so why not let us all make our minds up now? As Farage said when believing he’d lost 52:48, it wouldn’t be over!
Given that May was going on last night about parliament frustrating the peoples will, the logic of her position is to take it out of parliament's hands and refer her deal directly to the people via an election or referendum. "Best way for this to be within the control of the UK is to revoke Article 50 and then put it to the people. | |||
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"It is pointless revoking Article 50 one then having a new referendum the next. The European Court specifically ruled out repititive use of Article 50. Revoke Article 50 and you stay a member basically. Use it to consider leaving again and the initial revocation will be rejected. It’s called not taking the piss." & the last 3 years hasn’t been about taking thr piss!? | |||
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"It is pointless revoking Article 50 one then having a new referendum the next. The European Court specifically ruled out repititive use of Article 50. Revoke Article 50 and you stay a member basically. Use it to consider leaving again and the initial revocation will be rejected. It’s called not taking the piss." Exactly right revoke A50 and you cant just say the next year we want to leave again,revoke it and you stay full stop.Seems to me people are signing the petition and dont know what it entails. | |||
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"It is pointless revoking Article 50 one then having a new referendum the next. The European Court specifically ruled out repititive use of Article 50. Revoke Article 50 and you stay a member basically. Use it to consider leaving again and the initial revocation will be rejected. It’s called not taking the piss.Exactly right revoke A50 and you cant just say the next year we want to leave again,revoke it and you stay full stop.Seems to me people are signing the petition and dont know what it entails." It's the same as with the vote for leaving the EU, I voted but I do not know what I voted for | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
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Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
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0 results left to declare
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37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
34% voted to remain, the rest did not.
72.21% voted which means 27.79% failed to vote.
I think it would be fair to assume that these people had zero desire to leave and were not too concerned about the current status of EU membership.
I think it would be fair to presume that these people had zero desire either way, and would accept the result of the vote.
It would have been fair not to have been lied to, then this statement might have some validity. However, it remains true that Leave won that vote, but only with 37% of the overall electorate. If lies had not been told to the extent they were - witness the past 2 1/2 years then a different result would have happened."Witness the remain lies as well. | |||
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"you only need 100,000 for it to be heard in parliament." But people still want to sign the petition, no matter how many votes are needed for the parliament, the more the better | |||
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"you only need 100,000 for it to be heard in parliament. But people still want to sign the petition, no matter how many votes are needed for the parliament, the more the better" do you think you will get 17.5 million? | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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Not sure where you plucked those figures from. Here are the correct figures for you.
UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
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37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
34% voted to remain, the rest did not.
72.21% voted which means 27.79% failed to vote.
I think it would be fair to assume that these people had zero desire to leave and were not too concerned about the current status of EU membership.
I think it would be fair to presume that these people had zero desire either way, and would accept the result of the vote.
It would have been fair not to have been lied to, then this statement might have some validity. However, it remains true that Leave won that vote, but only with 37% of the overall electorate. If lies had not been told to the extent they were - witness the past 2 1/2 years then a different result would have happened.
Witness the remain lies as well."What are you claiming is a lie? | |||
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"you only need 100,000 for it to be heard in parliament. But people still want to sign the petition, no matter how many votes are needed for the parliament, the more the better" I'm guessing it could go over a million.The more good and decent people who sign it the better.Its crashed again due to demand... | |||
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"you only need 100,000 for it to be heard in parliament. But people still want to sign the petition, no matter how many votes are needed for the parliament, the more the betterdo you think you will get 17.5 million?" I think that would be the only way anyone would take it seriously, I have always said unless you get millions to stop what ever they are doing and stand together nobody will take any notice. If you had 20 million voters to do this you might stand a chance but it would never happen. A few thousand means nothing, yes you might get a mention in the house but they would be very briefly and then nothing. Even the leavers marches are small in comparison to what the kids have done about climate change! | |||
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"you only need 100,000 for it to be heard in parliament. But people still want to sign the petition, no matter how many votes are needed for the parliament, the more the betterdo you think you will get 17.5 million?" Why are these sarcastic question from you, this is a petition and not a referendum. Apparently you do not know what role the petition is to fulfill. | |||
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"The ECJ ruled that “a member state engaged in an abusive practice of using successive notifications and revocations in order to improve the terms of its withdrawal from the European Union” would be in breach of EU law that prohibits abusive practice." But this would not be abusive practice. What we have is abusive practice of holding a gun to our own heads. The ECJ would not care about us revoking A50. If we did it 3 times via a ‘meaningful vote’ asking for the same thing I could see your point! | |||
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures " So in the space of 25 hours, this petition has added 2,000 signatories and the Revoke A50 has achieved 742,000. That is double the total achieved by Leave. No it doesn’t say Britain is totally against Brexit, but it does show people care and want their voices heard - if you look at the constituency map showing percentage of signatories against size of voting population you will see this is spread across the UK and not just in a few hotspots. Let Britain have control back by revoking Article 50 | |||
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures So in the space of 25 hours, this petition has added 2,000 signatories and the Revoke A50 has achieved 742,000. That is double the total achieved by Leave. No it doesn’t say Britain is totally against Brexit, but it does show people care and want their voices heard - if you look at the constituency map showing percentage of signatories against size of voting population you will see this is spread across the UK and not just in a few hotspots. Let Britain have control back by revoking Article 50 "Its nowhere near 17.5 million. | |||
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"What about this petition. Over 369,000 Signatures, surely we should have listened to them as their petition went in first. Petition Leave the EU without a deal in March 2019. We are wasting Billions of pounds of taxpayers money trying to negotiate in a short space of time. Leaving the EU in March 2019 will allow the UK good time to negotiate more efficiently. The EU will be more eager to accept a deal on our terms having lost a major partner. More details Sign this petition 369,354 signatures So in the space of 25 hours, this petition has added 2,000 signatories and the Revoke A50 has achieved 742,000. That is double the total achieved by Leave. No it doesn’t say Britain is totally against Brexit, but it does show people care and want their voices heard - if you look at the constituency map showing percentage of signatories against size of voting population you will see this is spread across the UK and not just in a few hotspots. Let Britain have control back by revoking Article 50 "The brexiters are a little triggered this morning. It's super sweet to see. | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ?????? "Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are. | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ??????
Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are. "come on wheres your sense of humour? that was quiet funny. | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ??????
Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are. "Update. 150 signatures from Fab members 250,000 from champagne socialists 50,000 from Bob Geldof and Tony Blair’s love children. If you don’t want to leave, why don’t you move to a country that wants to stay. | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ??????
Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are.
Update.
150 signatures from Fab members
250,000 from champagne socialists
50,000 from Bob Geldof and Tony Blair’s love children.
If you don’t want to leave, why don’t you move to a country that wants to stay.
"scotland voted to stay..... northern ireland voted to stay..... so you could say the english have ridden roughshod over this...... | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ??????
Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are. come on wheres your sense of humour? that was quiet funny."Don’t worry about my sense of humor, it's in great condition. | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ??????
Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are.
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150 signatures from Fab members
250,000 from champagne socialists
50,000 from Bob Geldof and Tony Blair’s love children.
If you don’t want to leave, why don’t you move to a country that wants to stay.
"Because here is my family and home. Now you know why I want to live in this country? | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ??????
Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are.
Update.
150 signatures from Fab members
250,000 from champagne socialists
50,000 from Bob Geldof and Tony Blair’s love children.
If you don’t want to leave, why don’t you move to a country that wants to stay.
Because here is my family and home. Now you know why I want to live in this country? "Was Poland that Bad? | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ??????
Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are.
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150 signatures from Fab members
250,000 from champagne socialists
50,000 from Bob Geldof and Tony Blair’s love children.
If you don’t want to leave, why don’t you move to a country that wants to stay.
scotland voted to stay.....
northern ireland voted to stay.....
so you could say the english have ridden roughshod over this......"You forgot the Welsh. Scotland and Northern Ireland had a split of leavers and remained, but on the whole we are the United Kingdom. And the UK overall voted to leave. | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ??????
Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are.
Update.
150 signatures from Fab members
250,000 from champagne socialists
50,000 from Bob Geldof and Tony Blair’s love children.
If you don’t want to leave, why don’t you move to a country that wants to stay.
Because here is my family and home. Now you know why I want to live in this country?
Was Poland that Bad?"15 years ago yes. It wasn't very bad but it wasn't easy to live. | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ??????
Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are.
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150 signatures from Fab members
250,000 from champagne socialists
50,000 from Bob Geldof and Tony Blair’s love children.
If you don’t want to leave, why don’t you move to a country that wants to stay.
scotland voted to stay.....
northern ireland voted to stay.....
so you could say the english have ridden roughshod over this......
You forgot the Welsh.
Scotland and Northern Ireland had a split of leavers and remained, but on the whole we are the United Kingdom.
And the UK overall voted to leave. "Ooh, go shopping for 5 mins and it’s up to 800,000! It is time to stop this mess, nobody voted for this. | |||
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"I do love the way that remainers try to argue their case by claiming that 63% of the electorate did not vote to leave - making the assumption that every single one of those people who could not be bothered to get up off their backsides and down to a polling station were in favour of remaining. By exactly the same token, it could be argued that every person who did not cast a vote was in favour of leaving - but didn't vote because they assumed that remain would win. So OK, I accept the argument that 63% did not vote to leave, but a higher percentage did not vote to remain. You see, you still lose." As you well know claim 52% voted leave, but that was just those that actually voted. Semantics matter, Leavers seemed to believe that we’d be better off leaving, but that was down to BJ’s lies... | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ??????
Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are.
Update.
150 signatures from Fab members
250,000 from champagne socialists
50,000 from Bob Geldof and Tony Blair’s love children.
If you don’t want to leave, why don’t you move to a country that wants to stay.
scotland voted to stay.....
northern ireland voted to stay.....
so you could say the english have ridden roughshod over this......
You forgot the Welsh.
Scotland and Northern Ireland had a split of leavers and remained, but on the whole we are the United Kingdom.
And the UK overall voted to leave.
Ooh, go shopping for 5 mins and it’s up to 800,000!
It is time to stop this mess, nobody voted for this."Your absolutely right, we voted to leave. Unfortunately those who have no respect for the democratic vote, have caused infighting and bickering when all politicians should have been concentrating and working to leave with the best deal that was beneficial for the EU and the UK That has left us in a mess so rather than drag it out for another 2 years. Leave without a deal, and start to embrace the change, strike deals that benefit all, not just the few. | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ??????
Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are.
Update.
150 signatures from Fab members
250,000 from champagne socialists
50,000 from Bob Geldof and Tony Blair’s love children.
If you don’t want to leave, why don’t you move to a country that wants to stay.
scotland voted to stay.....
northern ireland voted to stay.....
so you could say the english have ridden roughshod over this......
You forgot the Welsh.
Scotland and Northern Ireland had a split of leavers and remained, but on the whole we are the United Kingdom.
And the UK overall voted to leave.
Ooh, go shopping for 5 mins and it’s up to 800,000!
It is time to stop this mess, nobody voted for this.
Your absolutely right, we voted to leave.
Unfortunately those who have no respect for the democratic vote, have caused infighting and bickering when all politicians should have been concentrating and working to leave with the best deal that was beneficial for the EU and the UK
That has left us in a mess so rather than drag it out for another 2 years. Leave without a deal, and start to embrace the change, strike deals that benefit all, not just the few. "The only people who gain from Brexit are the few - this is the Irony, it is Eton’s finest who got us here, they are the establishment. The many have gained much more under the EU, UK tax policy and Austerity is a funtion of the National Government - what we need is a new UK government, not giving even more control to Eton! | |||
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"822.000 ...Its going over a million.The far right loons won't be happy. Just beautiful. " | |||
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" 15 years ago yes. It wasn't very bad but it wasn't easy to live. Well, you are very welcome here and I hope you stay. The Little Englander types give the same “clear off” abuse to everyone who doesn’t sit there masturbating in their Union Jack underpants at the thought of crashing the country in pursuit of some fantasy ideology. It’s really quite pathetic." Absolutely I second that ignore those pathetic individuals who want people to leave the good and decent people want you to stay. | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ??????
Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are.
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150 signatures from Fab members
250,000 from champagne socialists
50,000 from Bob Geldof and Tony Blair’s love children.
If you don’t want to leave, why don’t you move to a country that wants to stay.
scotland voted to stay.....
northern ireland voted to stay.....
so you could say the english have ridden roughshod over this......
You forgot the Welsh.
Scotland and Northern Ireland had a split of leavers and remained, but on the whole we are the United Kingdom.
And the UK overall voted to leave.
Ooh, go shopping for 5 mins and it’s up to 800,000!
It is time to stop this mess, nobody voted for this.
Your absolutely right, we voted to leave.
Unfortunately those who have no respect for the democratic vote, have caused infighting and bickering when all politicians should have been concentrating and working to leave with the best deal that was beneficial for the EU and the UK
That has left us in a mess so rather than drag it out for another 2 years. Leave without a deal, and start to embrace the change, strike deals that benefit all, not just the few.
The only people who gain from Brexit are the few - this is the Irony, it is Eton’s finest who got us here, they are the establishment. The many have gained much more under the EU, UK tax policy and Austerity is a funtion of the National Government - what we need is a new UK government, not giving even more control to Eton!"I completely agree, and I am all for proportional representation, which would change the political arena completely. However over 17 million Etonians. No a minority’s of Etonians and a majority of working class people who were fed up of the BS coming from Brussels. Austerity is not the issue. Uncontrolled Migration, Health Tourism, offshoring, Outsourcing, Corporate greed, corruption, insane red tape , meddling, and vanity projects. | |||
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" 15 years ago yes. It wasn't very bad but it wasn't easy to live. Well, you are very welcome here and I hope you stay. The Little Englander types give the same “clear off” abuse to everyone who doesn’t sit there masturbating in their Union Jack underpants at the thought of crashing the country in pursuit of some fantasy ideology. It’s really quite pathetic." Thank you | |||
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"400,000 are signatures from Students who thing Nando’s will shut down. ??????
Posts like yours show how hopeless brexiters are.
Update.
150 signatures from Fab members
250,000 from champagne socialists
50,000 from Bob Geldof and Tony Blair’s love children.
If you don’t want to leave, why don’t you move to a country that wants to stay.
scotland voted to stay.....
northern ireland voted to stay.....
so you could say the english have ridden roughshod over this......
You forgot the Welsh.
Scotland and Northern Ireland had a split of leavers and remained, but on the whole we are the United Kingdom.
And the UK overall voted to leave.
Ooh, go shopping for 5 mins and it’s up to 800,000!
It is time to stop this mess, nobody voted for this.
Your absolutely right, we voted to leave.
Unfortunately those who have no respect for the democratic vote, have caused infighting and bickering when all politicians should have been concentrating and working to leave with the best deal that was beneficial for the EU and the UK
That has left us in a mess so rather than drag it out for another 2 years. Leave without a deal, and start to embrace the change, strike deals that benefit all, not just the few.
The only people who gain from Brexit are the few - this is the Irony, it is Eton’s finest who got us here, they are the establishment. The many have gained much more under the EU, UK tax policy and Austerity is a funtion of the National Government - what we need is a new UK government, not giving even more control to Eton!
I completely agree, and I am all for proportional representation, which would change the political arena completely.
However over 17 million Etonians. No a minority’s of Etonians and a majority of working class people who were fed up of the BS coming from Brussels. Austerity is not the issue.
Uncontrolled Migration, Health Tourism, offshoring, Outsourcing, Corporate greed, corruption, insane red tape , meddling, and vanity projects. "& which bit of this is EU driven as opposed to UK policy? When you actually look at each of these fascets, it is predominantly the UK that drives it. This will not go with Brexit, it is more likely to get worse... | |||
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" 15 years ago yes. It wasn't very bad but it wasn't easy to live. Well, you are very welcome here and I hope you stay. The Little Englander types give the same “clear off” abuse to everyone who doesn’t sit there masturbating in their Union Jack underpants at the thought of crashing the country in pursuit of some fantasy ideology. It’s really quite pathetic. Thank you "Yes that’s right us little Englanders who’s fathers and grandfathers fought and died to free Europe from invasion and a ruthless dictatorship, only to give up all those Freedoms to an unelected, unaccountable bullyboy dictatorship. Know as the EU Commision. I await the right wing, racist, white supremacist remarks to come flooded in. Coming from the man wanking in his EU y fronts. | |||
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" 15 years ago yes. It wasn't very bad but it wasn't easy to live. Well, you are very welcome here and I hope you stay. The Little Englander types give the same “clear off” abuse to everyone who doesn’t sit there masturbating in their Union Jack underpants at the thought of crashing the country in pursuit of some fantasy ideology. It’s really quite pathetic. Thank you
Yes that’s right us little Englanders who’s fathers and grandfathers fought and died to free Europe from invasion and a ruthless dictatorship, only to give up all those Freedoms to an unelected, unaccountable bullyboy dictatorship. Know as the EU Commision.
I await the right wing, racist, white supremacist remarks to come flooded in.
Coming from the man wanking in his EU y fronts. "Happy to oblige ! Will Self said “though not everyone who voted leave was a right wing racist/supremacist, wanking in Union Jack y fronts etc.” Every single racist/supremacist who did vote , voted to leave | |||
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" 15 years ago yes. It wasn't very bad but it wasn't easy to live. Well, you are very welcome here and I hope you stay. The Little Englander types give the same “clear off” abuse to everyone who doesn’t sit there masturbating in their Union Jack underpants at the thought of crashing the country in pursuit of some fantasy ideology. It’s really quite pathetic. Thank you
Yes that’s right us little Englanders who’s fathers and grandfathers fought and died to free Europe from invasion and a ruthless dictatorship, only to give up all those Freedoms to an unelected, unaccountable bullyboy dictatorship. Know as the EU Commision.
I await the right wing, racist, white supremacist remarks to come flooded in.
Coming from the man wanking in his EU y fronts.
Happy to oblige !
Will Self said “though not everyone who voted leave was a right wing racist/supremacist, wanking in Union Jack y fronts etc.”
Every single racist/supremacist who did vote , voted to leave "Of which they are a minority of the voters who voted to leave. | |||
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Yes that’s right us little Englanders who’s fathers and grandfathers fought and died to free Europe from invasion and a ruthless dictatorship, only to give up all those Freedoms to an unelected, unaccountable bullyboy dictatorship. Know as the EU Commision.
I await the right wing, racist, white supremacist remarks to come flooded in.
Coming from the man wanking in his EU y fronts. "You’ve been watching too many black and white films. To compare a voluntary association of sovereign states - we’re leaving it, remember - with fascism and genocide is, well, quite a feat of mental gymnastics, even for a quitter. | |||
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" 15 years ago yes. It wasn't very bad but it wasn't easy to live. Well, you are very welcome here and I hope you stay. The Little Englander types give the same “clear off” abuse to everyone who doesn’t sit there masturbating in their Union Jack underpants at the thought of crashing the country in pursuit of some fantasy ideology. It’s really quite pathetic. Thank you
Yes that’s right us little Englanders who’s fathers and grandfathers fought and died to free Europe from invasion and a ruthless dictatorship, only to give up all those Freedoms to an unelected, unaccountable bullyboy dictatorship. Know as the EU Commision.
I await the right wing, racist, white supremacist remarks to come flooded in.
Coming from the man wanking in his EU y fronts. "Wait what.. haha. They fought the nazis. And now their desendents are voting for UKIP. Let’s be extremely clear. A vote to leave the E.U. is a vote to lose rights and freedoms. | |||
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"I love how you can look at the profile of each Brexiter constantly arguing and putting down others here and see that 95% of the time it's a 45+ year old white man on a singles profile. Funny. " Boring | |||
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"I love how you can look at the profile of each Brexiter constantly arguing and putting down others here and see that 95% of the time it's a 45+ year old white man on a singles profile. Funny. " Yeah i like to look at profiles of people who constantly try to put you down and have noticed a trend of being a member for over a year and no veris of any meets. | |||
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"I love how you can look at the profile of each Brexiter constantly arguing and putting down others here and see that 95% of the time it's a 45+ year old white man on a singles profile. Funny. Yeah i like to look at profiles of people who constantly try to put you down and have noticed a trend of being a member for over a year and no veris of any meets. "What does this have to do with brexit? | |||
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"I love how you can look at the profile of each Brexiter constantly arguing and putting down others here and see that 95% of the time it's a 45+ year old white man on a singles profile. Funny. Boring " It's not boring, it's a fact | |||
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"Yeah i like to look at profiles of people who constantly try to put you down and have noticed a trend of being a member for over a year and no veris of any meets. "... Did you look at the wrong profile Costa? Is your eyesight well these days? | |||
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"I love how you can look at the profile of each Brexiter constantly arguing and putting down others here and see that 95% of the time it's a 45+ year old white man on a singles profile. Funny. Boring It's not boring, it's a fact "Boring Boring | |||
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"I love how you can look at the profile of each Brexiter constantly arguing and putting down others here and see that 95% of the time it's a 45+ year old white man on a singles profile. Funny. Yeah i like to look at profiles of people who constantly try to put you down and have noticed a trend of being a member for over a year and no veris of any meets.
What does this have to do with brexit? "Just a tawdry distraction tactic as they have lost all the debates | |||
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"I love how you can look at the profile of each Brexiter constantly arguing and putting down others here and see that 95% of the time it's a 45+ year old white man on a singles profile. Funny. Yeah i like to look at profiles of people who constantly try to put you down and have noticed a trend of being a member for over a year and no veris of any meets.
What does this have to do with brexit?
Just a tawdry distraction tactic as they have lost all the debates "Nothing just someone trying to be funny about brexiteers,deserved a reply.As for lost the debate i dont think so just remainers clutching at straws, revoke a50 would probably get about 100-120 mps voting for it as it stands today but good to see them at last being positive about something even if it is just a number going up on a website. | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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Not sure where you plucked those figures from. Here are the correct figures for you.
UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
EU Referendum latest updates
37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
34% voted to remain, the rest did not.
72.21% voted which means 27.79% failed to vote.
I think it would be fair to assume that these people had zero desire to leave and were not too concerned about the current status of EU membership.
I think it would be fair to presume that these people had zero desire either way, and would accept the result of the vote.
It would have been fair not to have been lied to, then this statement might have some validity. However, it remains true that Leave won that vote, but only with 37% of the overall electorate. If lies had not been told to the extent they were - witness the past 2 1/2 years then a different result would have happened.
Witness the remain lies as well.
What are you claiming is a lie?"500,000 extra unemployed 18% house price drop 6% drop in GDP Up to 285,000 jobs lost in finance sector The EU has no plans for an army To name but a few.... | |||
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"& the other one was debated on 14 January in Parliament, getting the standard Maybot response. I think all sides can agree this is like groundhog day - so lets revoke Article 50 and remove all the threats. This whole thing has been a fiasco, and all it has shown is that people are not being listened to. 37% voted to leave, 63% did not. We have rights as well
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Not sure where you plucked those figures from. Here are the correct figures for you.
UK votes to LEAVE the EU
EU Referendum results, counting complete
Leave
Vote share
51.9%
VOTES17,410,742
VOTES
Remain
Vote share
48.1%
VOTES16,141,241
VOTES
0 results left to declare
EU Referendum latest updates
37% of the voting population voted to leave, the rest did not. Yes of those that voted Brexit won, but overall a minority of the voting population - 37/63 voted to Leave. We have not been listened to, this is why it is a shambles.
34% voted to remain, the rest did not.
72.21% voted which means 27.79% failed to vote.
I think it would be fair to assume that these people had zero desire to leave and were not too concerned about the current status of EU membership.
I think it would be fair to presume that these people had zero desire either way, and would accept the result of the vote.
It would have been fair not to have been lied to, then this statement might have some validity. However, it remains true that Leave won that vote, but only with 37% of the overall electorate. If lies had not been told to the extent they were - witness the past 2 1/2 years then a different result would have happened.
Witness the remain lies as well.
What are you claiming is a lie?
500,000 extra unemployed
18% house price drop
6% drop in GDP
Up to 285,000 jobs lost in finance sector
The EU has no plans for an army
To name but a few...."You know this was once we leave, not when we talk about leaving? | |||
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"900,000 now, you know it makes sense "see it feels good to be positive doesnt it? must be a welcome change from all that negativity. | |||
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"Realism is not the same as pessimism. It could be argued that you are the pessimistic one about the EU, when all the evidence shows that we have benefitted hugely from it - and this is actual real factual evidence rather than opinion..." well no its opinion we would have had to run another uk outside the eu for a comparison for it to be factual evidence. | |||
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"900,000 now, you know it makes sense see it feels good to be positive doesnt it? must be a welcome change from all that negativity."Are you suggesting that we should be positive about negative news? It seems like wave after wave of bad Brexit related news is accepted by most as negative. And at best, dismissed as project fear by some leavers. | |||
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"I’m no statistician and this certainly isn’t any scientific statistical analysis, never stopped me in the past though... But looking at the ‘heat map’ (footy fans will know immediately what that means) of the sign ups...... it’s an option when you look at the count , 966.000 right now It still seems that there’s not a lot of signing in East Anglia/Essex and the north east 3 places that I thought would be hit the hardest economically by Brexit Turkeys still voting for Christmas ? Or at least not calling stop it.. I’ve no idea why , just that’s how it looks to my untrained eye ." If you go with % of constituents, it takes away variance in size of each constituency and you get a clearer view of spread | |||
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"I live in the South East and this was a big Brexit area and it still is, nothing has changed. " I also do and we voted Remain. The petition has a strong representation from the South East outside of Winchester as well! 930,000 signatures now... | |||
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" 15 years ago yes. It wasn't very bad but it wasn't easy to live. Well, you are very welcome here and I hope you stay. The Little Englander types give the same “clear off” abuse to everyone who doesn’t sit there masturbating in their Union Jack underpants at the thought of crashing the country in pursuit of some fantasy ideology. It’s really quite pathetic. Thank you
Yes that’s right us little Englanders who’s fathers and grandfathers fought and died to free Europe from invasion and a ruthless dictatorship, only to give up all those Freedoms to an unelected, unaccountable bullyboy dictatorship. Know as the EU Commision.
I await the right wing, racist, white supremacist remarks to come flooded in.
Coming from the man wanking in his EU y fronts.
Happy to oblige !
Will Self said “though not everyone who voted leave was a right wing racist/supremacist, wanking in Union Jack y fronts etc.”
Every single racist/supremacist who did vote , voted to leave "What's your evidence that every single racist who did vote, voted to leave? Many people say the tory party is racist. More than one report has concluded that the Labour Party is institutionally anti-semitic. 9 MPs left Labour recently, citing anti-semitism for their departure. Both parties campaigned to remaign. | |||
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"I live in the South East and this was a big Brexit area and it still is, nothing has changed. I also do and we voted Remain. The petition has a strong representation from the South East outside of Winchester as well! 930,000 signatures now..." Petitions don't represent the majority of people. I have 4 email addresses so i could vote 4 times on any subject.. | |||
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