Is Brexit actually going to happen?

[Mr Moose]

Odious thornberry palling with cuddly keir to put the pressure on tonight. Attempts to bounce Corbyn into agreeing that any referendum from their initiative would mean labour supporting remain.

It wasn't just May playing the long game. These posh vipers were not even that well hidden.

It's Labour policy. A 'decent' Brexit deal or let the country decide. What's up with that? It probably reflects the members views.

Hardly clear that the vipers would even win a second vote.

 

[redsquirrel]

Two years of fucking the country (and Europe) on top of the rest of their evil shit.
We pay these cunts' salaries.

Sorry which cunts? The ones you supported and still support, the ones that increase VAT, increased tuition fees, implemented the bedroom tax, etc.

It's not even as if we didn't know they were going to do it. We did. They were always going to cancel Brexit. But now Corbyn is helping them.

And not even for any gain, even on their own terms. They'll loose support in marginals and yellow dicks will vote LD/Green/TIG anyway

 

[Mr Moose]

Just to remind people, if labour propose a second vote in parliament and it passes then the result of that second vote is non-binding.

Yes. We are all going to bicker about this until we die, that much is clear.

 

[Badgers]

Yahoo is now part of Oath

British Organic food suppliers 'would undoubtedly go out of out business' under no deal Brexit

 

[Smokeandsteam]

Another nail in Labour’s coffin hammered in. The surrender to middle class cultural and political imperialism won’t end the Blairite rebellion it will fuel it.

 

[gosub]

You’d never have thought this species invented the wheel sometimes

I was going to liken it to the Golgafranchams......





...but the colour scheme is the ONE thing that was sorted early

 

[William of Walworth]

Hopefully quite a few gammons have blown a fuse since then - and many more after the event.

gentlegreen : Not on to gloat about old people dying (which one or two on here have been pretty fucking tasteless about at times )

That said though, I think there've been quite a few recent comments about how Leave (any version) would be much more likely to win a second ref than remain.

I think it's far less predictable than that, we'll only know likelihoods when we know the terms of any referendum, how the campaign will be organised, etc.
Surely not all Remain campaigners will be stupid enough to be as complacent and crap as last time.
And the simple demographics (tasteless shit aside ) of turnout will definitely be pretty different what with new voters, increased younger-person and general Remain turnout, and all the rest.
Remain would still be up against the 'Tell Them Again' slogan or similar though, so ????? --
Just saying predicting a result is not as clearcut and obvious as some Leavers seem to think

For clarity, I might be Remain-minded but I'm opposed to a second ref. I also still think that the chances of one are far from high. For now.

 

[Pickman's model]

gentlegreen : Not on to gloat about old people dying (which one or two on here have been pretty fucking tasteless about at times )

whoa there, we've long looked forward to the deaths of some elderly people, to wit the Queen and her nefandous consort, the Prince of Wales and of course 'sir' cliff richard

 

[gentlegreen]

gentlegreen : Not on to gloat about old people dying (which one or two on here have been pretty fucking tasteless about at times )

Certain old people - I'm prime gammon age myself. These days it's a prejudice/insult I mostly use against certain car drivers I encounter.

Spoiler: youtube video featuring James O'Brien

 

[William of Walworth]

whoa there, we've long looked forward to the deaths of some elderly people, to wit the Queen and her nefandous consort, the Prince of Wales and of course 'sir' cliff richard

Exceptions and the rule, etc etc.
I just think that expressing joy about pensioner-Leavers dying off is well off the mark.

 

[gentlegreen]

I was going to suggest it would have to be a 60/40 result to make a change to what we currently have =- which is how it should have been the first time.
Of course it should never have happened at all.

 

[SpackleFrog]

I was going to suggest it would have to be a 60/40 result to make a change to what we currently have.

You know nothing stays the same whatever happens right?

Going back in time 3 years and it all being ok is not an option.

 

[Pickman's model]

Exceptions and the rule, etc etc.
I just think that expressing joy about pensioner-Leavers dying off is well off the mark.

billbond has claimed the great majority of remain voters have died since 23/6/16 so the field may be more level than expected

 

[gentlegreen]

Exceptions and the rule, etc etc.
I just think that expressing joy about pensioner-Leavers dying off is well off the mark.

Who said anything about pensioners ? A lot of these cunts are much younger than that.
"Gammon" is more an attitude than a demographic.
But if they are mostly elderly, I'm of that demographic now so I can say what I want

 

[Pickman's model]

You know nothing stays the same whatever happens right?

Going back in time 3 years and it all being ok is not an option.

Who wants to go back to the year of the Great Cull?

 

[William of Walworth]

billbond has claimed the great majority of remain voters have died since 23/6/16 so the field may be more level than expected

Whatever that fuckwit says, assume the opposite

 

[gentlegreen]

You know nothing stays the same whatever happens right?

 

[redsquirrel]

You know nothing stays the same whatever happens right?

Going back in time 3 years and it all being ok is not an option.

That's what these people want, the massive transfer of wealth from poor to rich, the increase in poverty and inequality - not an issue. "We were getting on pretty well" as said by luvvey Lord Bragg

 

[gentlegreen]

Yes of course dear, have a nice cup of tea and a custard cream.

 

[redsquirrel]

You specifically argued for this

3. Stick with what worked before.

 

[butchersapron]

Shit working now. Hence the vote in certain areas.

 

[gentlegreen]

Shit working now. Hence the vote in certain areas.

But they were attacking the wrong target.
Elephant in the room - TORY government.

 

[Smokeandsteam]

Who said anything about pensioners ? A lot of these cunts are much younger than that.
"Gammon" is more an attitude than a demographic.

How can you be ‘of that age’ and yet still be at Novara media level student politics?

 

[butchersapron]

But they were attacking the wrong target.
Elephant in the room - TORY government.

Who were?

I have given up on you.

 

[gentlegreen]

Poor disenfranchised people hitting out at Lord Snooty and the metropolitan elite.
Oh look, another vote, let's fuck 'em up.
It helped that some on the left were conflating Tory austerity and the EU.

 

[butchersapron]

I meant the remain voters in richer areas. But there you go.

 

[gentlegreen]

How can you be ‘of that age’ and yet still be at Novara media level student politics?

I don't do politics.
And after this present insanity, I certainly won't again.

 

[redsquirrel]

I guess it must have been in a another universe that the party that you backed, and still back, were in government for 5 years.

FFS you clown you've specifically argued in favour of this "TORY austerity".

 

[Smokeandsteam]

It helped that some on the left were conflating Tory austerity and the EU.

You’ve already said you don’t do politics - no need to prove it

 

[gentlegreen]

What's that mnemonic again ?
FAST ?