Brexit again...

[SourceOfTheTrent]

In my post above 1756, I quoted what Boris wrote three days after the referendum. It looks to me very much like soft Brexit. Yet he has now resigned because he wants a hard Brexit. Is he mad?

Not mad, just a Machiavellian rat.

[geosname]

Not exactly, the dislike of certain rich people is due to their attitudes and political advocacy, not because they're rich but because they're selfish.

I wold say precisely , a step further than exactly.

[Warren]

Seriously? Ever heard of humour? Dodds has been berated by loads of posters so I commented in that way because he was our scorer!

 

Forgiven.

[Andyregs]

This.

 

This is why I'm taking every single thing I can from Britain and doing one.

 

If you voted to leave then that’s laughable. But it will put you in the same company as farage and Lamont and co.

[SourceOfTheTrent]

If you voted to leave then that’s laughable. But it will put you in the same company as farage and Lamont and co.

He/ she's a massive pro-European, see their many earlier posts

[Andyregs]

He/ she's a massive pro-European, see their many earlier posts

 

Fair enough. He seemed to support mogg who’s a chief brexiteer.

[SourceOfTheTrent]

I think it was a response to 'this is what you get with a spineless remainer in charge'.

[SourceOfTheTrent]

Jeremy Hunt has just been named Foreign Secretary. God help us.

[philpvfc]

A firm remainer, bet May is happy Boris has gone, always been a thorn in her side.

[Regal Beagle]

No one knows what 'the people' want, that's why the government is having a civil war. Leave the EU was the slight majority, no further detail so no one knows if that means hard, soft or parboiled Brexit.

As I said way back in this thread no one is going to get what they voted for. Worse than that we'll all suffer for it too.

 

Well Davis, Boris and Rees Mogg have said exactly what Brexit meant today and yesterday. They seem to know.

 

It's completely disingenuous to make up that people didn't know what brexit they were voting for. There is no such thing as hard or soft. It's brexit, or it's not. Brexit was the winner. There is no alternative, there is no voting on what brexit means, it means we leave the EU. It's really quite simple.

[Regal Beagle]

Come on then, hard Brexit leavers, is this what you really want and do you think all leavers want this? I very much doubt it.[ATTACH]333[/ATTACH]

 

So laughable.

 

You do know that if we leave the EU those bull **** points don't become automatic policy?

 

In fact we can have a debate and vote for a representative that thinks the direct opposite of those. WE GET CONTROL.

 

What point are you trying to make?

[Thevalefan]

Not going to Europe I hope?!!

 

Where else would I go?! Europe... The most culturally compatible place for a Brit to turn too! I'll just go where the weathers nice, the place is clean, the cost of living isn't extortionate and the people arnt proud of being numb as they come!

 

I'd be welcomed with open arms anywhere I want to go, especially when I take my big fat wages with me and blow it all on reasonably priced beer!

[Andyregs]

Well Davis, Boris and Rees Mogg have said exactly what Brexit meant today and yesterday. They seem to know.

 

It's completely disingenuous to make up that people didn't know what brexit they were voting for. There is no such thing as hard or soft. It's brexit, or it's not. Brexit was the winner. There is no alternative, there is no voting on what brexit means, it means we leave the EU. It's really quite simple.

 

There are people who voted to stop Muslim immigration from outside the eu. So I’d argue that it isn’t that disingenuous.

[Andyregs]

So laughable.

 

You do know that if we leave the EU those bull **** points don't become automatic policy?

 

In fact we can have a debate and vote for a representative that thinks the direct opposite of those. WE GET CONTROL.

 

What point are you trying to make?

 

Could we not vote for our representatives before?

And his point was about the type of person, not that it would suddenly become law.

[Regal Beagle]

But if a second referendum voted to reverse the first, wouldn’t that be what the people want? Would it be wrong for people to change their mind now they have seen the reality? It sounds like you aren’t confident leave would win?

 

And we have a choice between mays **** deal, a no deal and this imaginary deal that ‘everyone wants’ yet the EU won’t agree to (but hey, it will give a convenient excuse for leavers when it goes **** up).

 

I'm extremely confident that logic and reason would win, again.

 

It will be a gross miss use of power for a Government to stall and intentionally **** democracy up so badly that the people change their minds. I cannot believe anyone would actually wish for that to happen.

 

What happens next time a big issue comes up and you are on the winning side? Would you be happy for the policy to be sabotaged until the people vote against it again?