| Vote tactically on Thursday 11:45 - May 20 with 14430 views | WarwickHunt |
Stop this Tory Brexshit fûcking lunacy.
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:14 - May 20 with 1419 views | cosy121 |
I’m voting for brexit, your in the minority.why would we want to vote tactically. The brexit party will also win the general elections. |  | | |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:15 - May 20 with 1416 views | sg1912 |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 16:38 - May 20 by WarwickHunt |
Shut up, you stupid fûcking tart. |
“Kinder, gentler politics” | | | |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:18 - May 20 with 1414 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:14 - May 20 by sg1912 |
But they didn’t rewrite the law regarding A50, in fact the general election had the opposite effort. |
Yes they did. The EU withdrawal act has been amended twice in recent months to extend the A50 period. |  |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:21 - May 20 with 1391 views | sg1912 |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:18 - May 20 by exiledclaseboy |
Yes they did. The EU withdrawal act has been amended twice in recent months to extend the A50 period. |
Go back and read the thread, my post you quoted was regarding the tired old “it’s only advisory” line. | | | |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:25 - May 20 with 1389 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:21 - May 20 by sg1912 |
Go back and read the thread, my post you quoted was regarding the tired old “it’s only advisory” line. |
The referendum was, factually speaking. But it’s an irrelevant point that remainers should stop making. On that I think we agree. You can’t put the genie back in the bottle.
Invoking A50 required an Act of Parliament, but such acts can be repealed and/or amended and they are all the time. | |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:34 - May 20 with 1373 views | Highjack |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:25 - May 20 by exiledclaseboy |
The referendum was, factually speaking. But it’s an irrelevant point that remainers should stop making. On that I think we agree. You can’t put the genie back in the bottle.
Invoking A50 required an Act of Parliament, but such acts can be repealed and/or amended and they are all the time. |
It would be fairly controversial to repeal this one. |  |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:39 - May 20 with 1360 views | WarwickHunt |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:14 - May 20 by cosy121 |
I’m voting for brexit, your in the minority.why would we want to vote tactically. The brexit party will also win the general elections. |
Fûcking simpleton.
ps *you're* | | | |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:41 - May 20 with 1356 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:34 - May 20 by Highjack |
It would be fairly controversial to repeal this one. |
It would. I don’t think it can happen without a referendum authorising such a move but parliament does have the right to do it, what with parliament being sovereign and all. | |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:42 - May 20 with 1355 views | Kilkennyjack |
Vote Plaid.
Now above Labour in Wales.
Only Plaid - in wales - can stop the alt right of Farage the fake. |  |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:44 - May 20 with 1347 views | Highjack |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:42 - May 20 by Kilkennyjack |
Vote Plaid.
Now above Labour in Wales.
Only Plaid - in wales - can stop the alt right of Farage the fake. |
It’s not like Plaid the party of Wales to reach the dizzy heights of second place in wales. Hope they don’t get a nosebleed. | |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:49 - May 20 with 1337 views | exiledclaseboy |
If the remain parties had got their acts together and come to an agreement about who stands where so as not to split the remain votes those polls would look far less “Brexit”. | |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:57 - May 20 with 1310 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:49 - May 20 by exiledclaseboy |
If the remain parties had got their acts together and come to an agreement about who stands where so as not to split the remain votes those polls would look far less “Brexit”. |
Thankfully us remainers can add up...
Your point is a very good one, however. | | | |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:58 - May 20 with 1305 views | Dr_Winston |
Considering the amount of working class Labour voters who voted to leave I have to say that labelling it "Tory Brexshit" is missing the point spectacularly.
Until those in favour of Remain acknowledge and understand why people disagreed with them beyond throwing around the usual tedious "thickie racist xenophobe" crap Farage will keep bouncing back. |  |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:00 - May 20 with 1302 views | Highjack |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:49 - May 20 by exiledclaseboy |
If the remain parties had got their acts together and come to an agreement about who stands where so as not to split the remain votes those polls would look far less “Brexit”. |
Why should they do that though? If they don’t want to take votes off each other they should just merge to form one party. | |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:05 - May 20 with 1296 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:00 - May 20 by Highjack |
Why should they do that though? If they don’t want to take votes off each other they should just merge to form one party. |
Because this is a one issue election and they all have the same policy on that one issue. | |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:05 - May 20 with 1291 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:58 - May 20 by Dr_Winston |
Considering the amount of working class Labour voters who voted to leave I have to say that labelling it "Tory Brexshit" is missing the point spectacularly.
Until those in favour of Remain acknowledge and understand why people disagreed with them beyond throwing around the usual tedious "thickie racist xenophobe" crap Farage will keep bouncing back. |
Most people I know in favour of remain understand completely why people want Brexit (or think they do).
It’s just that they believe that Brexit will not change the issues that have given rise to the discontent, and, indeed, will make it worse.
Those in favour of Brexit won’t acknowledge or understand that position despite all evidence presented. Farage understands perfectly by the way - he’s using people. The great irony is that the pro Brexit leaders are actually the ones counting on a great number being thickie racist xenophobes. | | | |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:08 - May 20 with 1284 views | WarwickHunt |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:58 - May 20 by Dr_Winston |
Considering the amount of working class Labour voters who voted to leave I have to say that labelling it "Tory Brexshit" is missing the point spectacularly.
Until those in favour of Remain acknowledge and understand why people disagreed with them beyond throwing around the usual tedious "thickie racist xenophobe" crap Farage will keep bouncing back. |
"Tory Brexshit" as in it being a result of Tory party infighting.
If Labour had a genuinely pro-EU leader highlighting the benefits of membership of the EU instead of a dim, closet Brexiter things may have been different.
However, when you get simpletons coming out with arse dribble like "Just gerron wi' it, like" you wonder what the point of trying to educate pork is. | | | |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:09 - May 20 with 1280 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:05 - May 20 by londonlisa2001 |
Most people I know in favour of remain understand completely why people want Brexit (or think they do).
It’s just that they believe that Brexit will not change the issues that have given rise to the discontent, and, indeed, will make it worse.
Those in favour of Brexit won’t acknowledge or understand that position despite all evidence presented. Farage understands perfectly by the way - he’s using people. The great irony is that the pro Brexit leaders are actually the ones counting on a great number being thickie racist xenophobes. |
Have you noticed how many dyed in the wool Tories are suddenly the voice of the “downtrodden working classes” now that some of them agree with them on something? It’s nauseating when in the next breath they’ll be dismissing the same people in the most snobbish terms. | |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:11 - May 20 with 1270 views | snork44 |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 17:49 - May 20 by exiledclaseboy |
If the remain parties had got their acts together and come to an agreement about who stands where so as not to split the remain votes those polls would look far less “Brexit”. |
People are pissed off with the lies and spin of the two major parties! It started off with the dishonesty of New Labour and the Blair creature, not forgetting that gurning fool Brown ,then Cameron and Clegg with their lies and austerity followed by May and her incompetance! That is why Farage is seen as an alternative , people are fed up being lectured by an Old Etonian or a lefty fool like Corbyn. You can relate to Farage , how can you relate to Rees-Mogg, Boris or Jeeza ? The political establishment took traditional party loyalties for granted the shires are turning away from the Tories and the working class areas such as the North, South Wales and the Midlands are deserting their Labour roots. Now they are reaping a huge backlash, hopefully they'll get shafted, their arrogance got Labour and the Conservatives into this mess and that is why Farage will benefit hugely from this election. |  |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:12 - May 20 with 1267 views | Highjack |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:05 - May 20 by exiledclaseboy |
Because this is a one issue election and they all have the same policy on that one issue. |
They would be deliberately harming their representation in the EU parliament though. In the almost inevitable event of us remaining, some of these parties will have to wait another five years to get their MEPs in. | |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:12 - May 20 with 1265 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:11 - May 20 by snork44 |
People are pissed off with the lies and spin of the two major parties! It started off with the dishonesty of New Labour and the Blair creature, not forgetting that gurning fool Brown ,then Cameron and Clegg with their lies and austerity followed by May and her incompetance! That is why Farage is seen as an alternative , people are fed up being lectured by an Old Etonian or a lefty fool like Corbyn. You can relate to Farage , how can you relate to Rees-Mogg, Boris or Jeeza ? The political establishment took traditional party loyalties for granted the shires are turning away from the Tories and the working class areas such as the North, South Wales and the Midlands are deserting their Labour roots. Now they are reaping a huge backlash, hopefully they'll get shafted, their arrogance got Labour and the Conservatives into this mess and that is why Farage will benefit hugely from this election. |
Genuine question - on what level do you relate to Farage? | |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:15 - May 20 with 1252 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:12 - May 20 by Highjack |
They would be deliberately harming their representation in the EU parliament though. In the almost inevitable event of us remaining, some of these parties will have to wait another five years to get their MEPs in. |
But in five years they’d still have a chance to increase their representation because the UK would still be an EU member state. Short term inconvenience for their parties for the long term benefit of the country. Aren’t we always asking our politicians to put country before party? | |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:19 - May 20 with 1242 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:09 - May 20 by exiledclaseboy |
Have you noticed how many dyed in the wool Tories are suddenly the voice of the “downtrodden working classes” now that some of them agree with them on something? It’s nauseating when in the next breath they’ll be dismissing the same people in the most snobbish terms. |
Oh, it’s vomit inducing. Same as Farage, Tice and Annunziata being lauded as the anti elites. | | | |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:23 - May 20 with 1236 views | snork44 |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:12 - May 20 by exiledclaseboy |
Genuine question - on what level do you relate to Farage? |
Funnily I see him as a cult leader in a way, but he is relatable in a way that the Tory hopefuls and Corbyn will never be! People have had it being lectured by so called intellectuals either on the left or right telling them they know better and failing time and time again. That is why Trump won in the States , he appealed to the average Joe in the street , whereas Hillary was a continuation of the same sort of politics. | |
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| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:25 - May 20 with 1233 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Vote tactically on Thursday on 18:23 - May 20 by snork44 |
Funnily I see him as a cult leader in a way, but he is relatable in a way that the Tory hopefuls and Corbyn will never be! People have had it being lectured by so called intellectuals either on the left or right telling them they know better and failing time and time again. That is why Trump won in the States , he appealed to the average Joe in the street , whereas Hillary was a continuation of the same sort of politics. |
Farage comes from exactly the same background as those you denounce as out of touch.
You understand this is all a money making game to him. He’s a trader. | | | |
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