Euro Elections

[I1L2T3 10]

2 hours ago, ANGELFIRE1 said:

And even so it's on track to obliterate ALL the other contenders come May 23rd. Doesn't that tell you something, the public want change, and indeed deserve change from the inept set of 500 LIARS that occupy Westminster, the leave 150  are ok. Bring on the next GE asap, let's have a mass clear out.

 

Angel1.

It tells me that people still desperately feel the need for change but they don’t really know exactly what. 

 

I get it. People are fed up.

 

But there is no evidence that Farage is positioned to deliver positive change. He is advocating destructive change

[ez8004 10]

4 hours ago, apelike said:

Another one who does not remember the past replies by me about this sort of thing, but just to recap... Whatever parliament decides then that is fine by me as they are the ones in charge and not the people. I may/may not like what happens as I personally would prefer a hard brexit and complete divorce from the EU that severs all ties and not the stay in the EU by another route compromise deal brokered by May,  but again that is not for me to decide. If people dont understand how democracy works in the UK then that is their problem and not mine. 

We will be leaving the EU under May’s deal. How many MEPs and commissioners will we have under May’s deal? Do we have any say in EU legislation in her deal? Do we have any say in EU policy in her deal?

 

The answers are none, no and no. We would have left under her deal. Therefore, you can accordingly accept this deal, no?

 

 

Edited May 14, 2019 by ez8004

[apelike 10]

2 hours ago, ez8004 said:

We will be leaving the EU under May’s deal. 

Only if parliament can agree to it and so far that is still just a possibility and also very remote given the circumstances. We could still just crash out with no deal, another possibility.

 

2 hours ago, ez8004 said:

Therefore, you can accordingly accept this deal, no?

Again that depends on parliament and not me.

[ez8004 10]

The AfD which Farage supports thinks it’s fair game to attack a 16 year old by calling her mentally challenged. 

 

Sounds like your typical Farage right wing supporter. 

[I1L2T3 10]

4 hours ago, apelike said:

Another one who does not remember the past replies by me about this sort of thing, but just to recap... Whatever parliament decides then that is fine by me as they are the ones in charge and not the people. I may/may not like what happens as I personally would prefer a hard brexit and complete divorce from the EU that severs all ties and not the stay in the EU by another route compromise deal brokered by May,  but again that is not for me to decide. If people dont understand how democracy works in the UK then that is their problem and not mine. 

So anything as long as it’s Brexit.

 

Whatever Brexit is.....

 

That is not logical

[apelike 10]

1 minute ago, I1L2T3 said:

So anything as long as it’s Brexit.

 

Whatever Brexit is.....

 

That is not logical

When does logic come into it? The decision is parliament's to make as they now own it so its not mine, or yours for that matter.

[I1L2T3 10]

9 minutes ago, apelike said:

When does logic come into it? The decision is parliament's to make as they now own it so its not mine, or yours for that matter.

If they revoke A50 you’re ok with that?

[Magilla 510]

4 hours ago, apelike said:

Another one who does not remember the past replies by me about this sort of thing, but just to recap... Whatever parliament decides then that is fine by me as they are the ones in charge and not the people. I may/may not like what happens as I personally would prefer a hard brexit and complete divorce from the EU that severs all ties and not the stay in the EU by another route compromise deal brokered by May,  but again that is not for me to decide. If people dont understand how democracy works in the UK then that is their problem and not mine. 

Still doesn't explain the sheer stupidity of voting to leave in the first place , everyone elses fault but those daft enough to enable it... figures

 

[nikki-red 308]

Can we at least try to stay on topic and not make this thread into another discussion solely about Brexit?

 

Thank you.

[apelike 10]

15 minutes ago, Magilla said:

Still doesn't explain the sheer stupidity of voting to leave in the first place , everyone elses fault but those daft enough to enable it... figures

Its amazing how remainers only like democracy when it suits them, and to keep it on topic the same is also true of the EU elections. What people vote for in them is how it is and no matter how many dislike it that is democracy in action. 

 

 

[apelike 10]

9 minutes ago, CaptainSwing said:

I don't share your optimism.  I think the propaganda machine will swing right behind the LibDems and more or less completely ignore the Greens.  A tell-tale sign is if you start seeing articles or reports (or forum posts) in which the tone or underlying unquestioned assumption is that the LibDems are serious politicians but the Greens aren't.

Well neither got my vote!

[WiseOwl182 10]

4 hours ago, nikki-red said:

Can we at least try to stay on topic and not make this thread into another discussion solely about Brexit?

 

Thank you.

The Euro Elections are essentially a proxy vote for a second referendum. It's impossible to separate them from Brexit.