EU a clarification
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durhamplumber
If thats your coping mechanism JohnD,call it that, which ever way you twist and turn,whinge cry and deny,we will be out of EU.
We. Voted in a democratic legal referendum ratified by parliament
As u are aware (I assume?) there was a simple question leave or stay in the EU
The democratic will of the people who actually got off there arris' to vote was to leave
As to the details that is down to the government of the day
You obviously have an issue with democracy and want to tinker with it or just ignore it . Because you do not like the result . The toys out the pram syndrome typical remoaner tbh .
So your lifestyle may go down the collective toilet ??? Tough s*** happens . There are always casualties
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That's what I said, but plum doesn't like it.
Like all brexiteers you still fail to understand the comments.
I know what the referendum was, and I know what the result was. I can live with it, I am probably better placed to survive the financial chaos that is likely to follow, than many of those that voted to leave. Tough, it does happen. When will some people learn that they have made life harder for themselves though?
Now the details. You voted out. The collective voice on here clamours for a hard, no deal, brexit. Fair enough, if that is what you voted for. But you didn't vote for it. You have no idea what you voted for. Anybody who says otherwise still does not understand the position. You wouldn't run your house on those terms, let alone your business. But you think it's ok for the country. Fairvenough, that is what you are getting.
Would you go into a restaurant, and say to the waiter, you order for me, whatever you think, doesn't matter if I don't like it, I will pay whatever the cost is ! Well, would you ?
Some how I don't think your restaurant example is quite the same .
Well if u are able to weather the Brexit Storm stop complaining and accept the democratic vote
Some how I don't think you know how serious the consequences of leaving the EU will be so u need to heed my advice from previous posts
Well if u are able to weather the Brexit Storm stop complaining and accept the democratic vote
Some how I don't think you know how serious the consequences of leaving the EU will be so u need to heed my advice from previous posts
Some how I don't think your restaurant example is quite the same .
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durhamplumber
Remoaners version,,,waiter,,,serve me the biggest load of crap you have,I will eat it AND pay for it,AND say I really enjoyed it,because I’m too dumb thick and soft to say anything.
Not the true comparison.
The example I said, was let the waiter order for you (you might like the choices), but you will pay for it regardless.
The point being you have had no say in what you think you voted for, but will be stuck with it regardless. Wouldn't it have been better to have had a choice? To actually decide what you wanted?
TBH its probably better if we stay in than leave ad have a 2 year transition.
The EU will likely vote to do a grab of any financial services they can during that period whilst we cant do anything about it.
after all they have form for it -they refused to let the UK join the common market until until they had conveniently carved up the fishing rights.
I would prefer we stayed in, but that isn't the point.
Brexit has been voted for, I don't dispute the fact (very close result), but everybody is just keen to accept anything. That, surely, is not what people thought they voted for! Hence the restaurant comparison.
Isn't that the entire point?
The referendum vote had to be couched in those terms - a pure "Leave" or "Remain"; anything else would have been pointless (as Remain would have won 100% of the vote).
You do go on endlessly about 'what people thought they voted for'.
But the fact is very few, probably nobody, in terms of the general public really know what the European Union actually is. Nor do they know whether it was best to stay in or leave.
That was true for both those that voted leave or remain.
It still is true: very few people understand what the EU is or what involvement it has in UK life.
The terms - leave, remain or whatever - were actually irrelevant. No one, not even Farage, expected the leave result.
Had they expected that, there would not have been a referendum.
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