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The mistake probably was not holding a referendum in the early 2000s during global economic good times and large public spending creating an illusion of prosperity. Give people the chance to vote for change during recessiona nd austerity you are asking for trouble.
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What’s the hold up on ending free movement again ?
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Lets be honest here guys the whole thing has become a shambles , David Davis was probably one of the only tories that i had some faith in , yes he has resigned on principle but surely you argue your case and dont run away from Chairman May ?
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Its A bit like Gareth Southgate quitting saying Croatia have some extremely good players ffs
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May is a total disgrace and so is that lying turd Gove. I'm starting to think as she is trying to get us the worst possible deal,is she being blackmailed just like Heath was back in "72?
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It's a clear indication that BREXIT is a stupid decision. Sir Alex Ferguson resigned when he didn't have faith in his players. Had he had both Ronaldo and Messi at his disposal not a squad of first team players in their 30s and past their prime, he wouldn't have quit
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Why was it a stupid decision ?
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NO its not, they are f ucking it up on purpose because one way or other we will never leave,voting in the first place was stupid,never again for anything
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It would be a bit like Southgate quitting because the public had voted for Sterling to take over from Kane on penalties
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What I do know is if they don’t abide by the referendum result and leave the EU and the customs union abd the single market then no party , no government , in Britsin will have the legal or moral right to be in power , and they should be in jail for the rest of their lives
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Treason m8, the people voted OUT and not for this monumental b0llocks
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The public voted to jump off a cliff. The government are tring to find an area with few rocks to land on and can't find one. I appreciate people see things differently, but that's definitely how I see it.
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Dominic Raab takes over. i didn't recognise the name but now i've seen his pic i remember him from a few QT's.
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Clydebank I don’t care what your accessment is of why the public voted , or the consequences of that vote
You don’t have the facility to understand that , in a democracy you obey the vote of the people , to bad isn’t it ? |
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There is a great big world out there Clyde,people voted out cos they were taken for a ride by Brussels,that how I see it
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If you are a leader and you have integrity, and you have explored all the options available you don't order people to jump, regardless of whether 52% voted to jump. You need a belligerent don't giove a **** leader or a fool who hasn't a clue. Again I appreciate people will disagree on that.
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If you have a vote surely you trust the people , if you dont trust the people why have a vote , or something like that
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If 52% of the public voted for Sterling to take penalties I'd have more respect for Southgate if he stuck with Kane
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O yes
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Again you are making the mistake of thinking that we shouldn’t jump , now why is that ?
Oh I get it , you want to impose your point of view in others Well when you hold a referendum and ask then you must respect the outcome Not say oh I think you have all made a mistake Something about that way of going about things makes me suspicious I don’t know why |
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Gove,what a snake in the grass he is, ducks and dives and tell bloody great lies!!
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You see if may holds an election , and Corbyn and the Labour Party win
I don’t expect May to say I am sorry you have all made a mistake , I’m not leaving |
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Perhaps Clydebank wouldn’t mind that kind of strong leadership ?
I don’t know |
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The Referendum isn't binding. The General Election is
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who remembers who said this?
"In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." |
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Ah the referendum wasn’t binding , who said that ?
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And if it wasn’t wasnt why did we vote ?
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Our laws and statutes lfc1971. If I'm wrong quote me the law that states it is
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go ahead Clydebank , let’s see if you can think for yourself
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The Referendum was an implied promise
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I asked a simple question , who told you the referendum wasn’t binding
And why did we vote Go ahead ... |
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the referendum wasn't legally binding, parliament subsequently voted on it and made it so. isn't that the case?
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Was the Scottish independence vote binding ? Would Clydebank be prepared to follow that if they vote for independence
Or would he prefer strong leadership and for the pm to say no it’s a mistake You will not be allowed independence, even though you voted What do you think Clydebank |
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That is the case northernlite, but I'd be very surprised if we can't reverse it.
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Parliament is in breach of the constitution . The will of the people MUST be obeyed .
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no answer from Clydebank regarding a Scottish independence referendum
Well perhaps he doesn’t want the Scottish people to be able to decide and prefers a strong leader to overturn the decision Which is it Clydebank ? |
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the Scottish referendum was drawn up in Edinburgh under a different set of rules & criteria and Cameron signed
the agreement whicj i believe did make it legally binding. Under UK parliament rules a referendum is only advisory until voted upon |
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Under parliamentary rules the Scottish referendum was only advisory if you believe that , which I don’t
Why should the Scottish referendum be any different from the EU ref And who said it was ? And why did we vote if it was ? Fairly simple questions , try and answer them if you believe the nonsense by Clydebank and northernlite Go ahead ,,..., |
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well i'm not 100% sure but as I say the Scottish one came out of Holyrood not Westminster.
i'm not sure what is "nonsense" about that??? |
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Let me tell you why it’s nonsense , holyrood diesnt decide , the UK parliament decides
It is however the Scottish people who decide Understand ? |