Ok.. still would have been marches IMO.
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Ok.. still would have been marches IMO.
sorry but you are definitely reading that wrong - Gove was pro leave as are 'other ministers campaigning for Britain's exit'
Trolling?
Why are you not ****ging off these other MEPs for their behaviour considering you and others ****ged off Farage and his speech?
Hypocrite much?
Ok, I see now. The official policy was that we should remain and civil servants are duty bound to follow official policy. I can see both sides of that TBH. Whilst on the face of it you might see that as giving advantage to remain but then equally we don't want the time of civil servants being given up to ideas and policies that aren't the official ones because a lot of their time would be wasted.
Someone not getting angry at every injustice is not being hypocritical, and trying to paint it as such is an incredibly lazy defense of a position.
"No you see this thing is also bad therefore neither are a problem". Come on.
Another hypocrite attitude,
So it is OK for them give other MEPs a load of **** just because Sir Nige ****ged them off in a speech? Thats fair.
I'm beginning to think that even if in the future it shows that we were right to get out the EU for whatever reasons a large portion of remain voters will still back everything about the EU and the reasons they voted remain regardless.
They will not have a bad thing said about the EU just to make sure their own feelings are not hurt and that their opinions didn't fail them.
Germany has 15% more manufacturing and i would bet then when you look into who owns the manufacturing that it will be German owned whereas in the uk most of the manufacturing is owned by foreign companies so if the economic market doesnt suit here, they have options to move elsewhere at limited cost.
I would call that quite a massive difference in manufacturing. Which is another reason Germany exports what more than it imports unlike the UK.
Previous referendum have been legally binding and had clauses in as such. This was did not. It was an advisory one to get a feel of what people want.
If after that advisory vote, you feel a huge proportion of the voters had been mislead, you are perfectly entitled to ignore it. No breach in democracy there.
Both front runners for POM have both said no article 50 until 2017 at least so I wouldnt hold your breath. Yes I am sure we will exit the EU, as to whether that is 2017 or 2027 we will have to wait and see.,
Did the vote last week say "do you want to leave the EU tomorrow?" no
Who's said they can't march as well? Have they been prevented from doing so? When did this great injustice occur?
Indeed he was, but his campaign had more money than the main leave campaign. In fact its being investigated fro spending £6m when the limit was £800k.
I am already so sick and tired of the remain campaigners who just wont let it go. I frankly dont feel that my vote was worth squat due to the constant protests. In fact, I am so sick and tired of seeing remainers every single day complaining that I give in. Yes, its just one vote , but I give in. Have another referendum and I will vote remain just to shut them all up and give them what they want. What I want and what I vote for is irrelevant, easier to just vote the way they want me to. So , thats it, I throw in the towel. Sick of some of the people of this country. /out
Just replying to a poster on here who thought a pro Remain march was fine but couldn't understand why pro Leave should have a march too.
That was a response to you thinking this would be reasonable:
That is on no planet the same thing as a march.
Amazing how people don't think like this, instead their heads are exploding all over the UK like puzzle bobble.
But if its a very highly outcome then why not? Just cause you don't believe it and it sounds so horrible and can;t possible be correct doesnt make it scare mongering.
The worse thing of the leave campaign was the world war 3 thing but the emergency budget and years fo tax increases is pretty damn likely.
In fact some sensible leave campaigners actually admitted that what Osborne said will happen and say its a price worth paying for our sovereignty back. It may well be, but let a person decide that on voting rather than saying "don;t listen to experts, they are wrong"
Or perhaps the leave side knew that if they said "look, we will have a few years of pain and higher taxation and everybody will be worse off but listen, in the long run it will be much better for us cause etc etc" a lot of leave voters would have voter remain or not voted.
Lol didnt say that at all. Nobody from Leave said there should have a march, they said they should take to the streets and turn them red with blood. Thats the bit i said they shouldn't do, marching is fine. Have as many as you want. We all have the right to protest. We live in a democracy.
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