Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

[Deleted member 16999]

Its just beeen pointed out to you that I gave you an explanation, I have now given you one twice but you just won't acknowledge it. For the third and final time, the use of 'losers' was used in the context of losing the referendum and not losers in life. If you can't accept that then you are being purposely obtuse and making trouble. Just drop it as you're making yourself look silly.

You didn’t give an explanation at the time, in fact you never responded to it, check it out.
But I never ever said you meant losers in life, my initial point in picking you up was that was a term you used to describe remainers in the referendum after complaining about others using childish and lazy insults.

 

[Deleted member 1147]

I don’t agree with remaining as an option, we voted to leave.

If, hypothetically, a remain party/coalition became the next government (on the back of a remain/revoke art 50 manifesto), would the people have then voted to remain. Thus overruling the (non-binding) referendum?

 

[Deleted member 16999]

If, hypothetically, a remain party/coalition became the next government (on the back of a remain/revoke art 50 manifesto), would the people have then voted to remain. Thus overruling the (non-binding) referendum?

We’ll just go best of 3.

 

[SocketRocket]

You didn’t give an explanation at the time, in fact you never responded to it, check it out.
But I never ever said you meant losers in life, my initial point in picking you up was that was a term you used to describe remainers in the referendum after complaining about others using childish and lazy insults.

Another twist and turn. Admit it you're just not going to admit you made a mistake. Of course it was a term to describe the 'losing' vote. If I said Wales were the 'losers' in a rugby match against Ireland would it be a lazy insult, would it be a slant against Welsh people? Of course it wouldn't. Just give up on this one before you start to look really silly.

 

[oxymoron]

Bad loser eh.
Dry your eyes mate.

Dry my eyes ? You seem to be the main antagonist on here who will not accept any referendum result whether its for Scottish independence or leaving the EU ,
I think you need to take a long hard look at yourself , bad loser ? i voted leave so not sure i am considered a loser just a frustrated voter .

 

[Deleted member 16999]

Another twist and turn. Admit it you're just not going to admit you made a mistake. Of course it was a term to describe the 'losing' vote. If I said Wales were the 'losers' in a rugby match against Ireland would it be a lazy insult, would it be a slant against Welsh people? Of course it wouldn't. Just give up on this one before you start to look silly.

It wasn’t the first time you used it, all this happened on 9/10th September, it’s now the 25th, why not all this harassment of me then?
You asked for a retraction or proof, I supplied proof, YOU IGNORED IT AND NEVER RESPONDED TO THAT PROOF.

You keep saying I’m starting to look silly, I wasn’t the one who demanded a retraction or proof and when proof was presented ran away with my tail between my legs.

Please move on or at least wait another 2 weeks to drag it up again!

 

[Doon frae Troon]

Boris Johnson disagrees with the decision of all of the 11 [YES ELEVEN] Supreme Court judges.
Not one agreed with him.
His arrogance knows no bounds.
His plans are in total disarray as he cannot ask his staff, ministers, MP's or for that reason anyone to break the law.

 

[jp5]

Fair play to Iain Dale on the below. If there were more of his ilk on the Brexit side I suspect we would have made more progress by now.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1176785480551215104

 

[Taz]

Can't disagree with you on that JP5 👍

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Apart from a lot of huffing and puffing and posturing today are we expecting anything tangible to happen? I haven't followed the news this morning so I don't know what is being talked about.

 

[Deleted member 16999]

Apart from a lot of huffing and puffing and posturing today are we expecting anything tangible to happen? I haven't followed the news this morning so I don't know what is being talked about.

Straight in to recess for the tory conference and promises that every hour from then on the PM will be focussed in to getting us a deal to leave with on 31 Oct.

 

[ColchesterFC]

Straight in to recess for the tory conference and promises that every hour from then on the PM will be focussed in to getting us a deal to leave with on 31 Oct.

BBC were reporting this morning that Corbyn and Labour would vote against a recess for the Tory conference.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Straight in to recess for the tory conference and promises that every hour from then on the PM will be focussed in to getting us a deal to leave with on 31 Oct.

So have they come in today just to be told they are going to close for the rest of the conference season?

 

[Old Skier]

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Fit both sides, anyone who can't see it are already wearing them.

 

[Deleted member 16999]

BBC were reporting this morning that Corbyn and Labour would vote against a recess for the Tory conference.

Different noises from different parts of the party, Diane Abbott on Sky this morning suggested it was only fair play to allow the tories to hold their conference.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Different noises from different parts of the party, Diane Abbott on Sky this morning suggested it was only fair play to allow the tories to hold their conference.

It would be a cheap shot to do otherwise so I am pleased she came out with that. It would also be damaging economically for Manchester, the host, for a whole host of rooms to be cancelled plus everything else that comes with it. That would be bad PR for Labour.

 

[Deleted member 16999]

It would be a cheap shot to do otherwise so I am pleased she came out with that. It would also be damaging economically for Manchester, the host, for a whole host of rooms to be cancelled plus everything else that comes with it. That would be bad PR for Labour.

Agreed, a lot business’s will have ordered stock etc, pubs, restaurants and the like.

 

[Old Skier]

Different noises from different parts of the party, Diane Abbott on Sky this morning suggested it was only fair play to allow the tories to hold their conference.

Fair play, we are talking politics now rant we. I would put an imoji in but the task bar is all greyed out

 

[Old Skier]

Not a fan of Geoffrey Cox MP but in his Roll as Atorney General he is tying the opposition in knots.

 

[ger147]

Not a fan of Geoffrey Cox MP but in his Roll as Atorney General he is tying the opposition in knots.

He's just had a mega rant/mini melt down at the despatch box which demonstrates outlining why the AG job is so tricky i.e. part impartial legal advisor, part politician. Very tricky tight rope to walk...