Consequences Of Brexit [Part 8] Read First Post Before Posting

[Albert the Cat 0]

27 minutes ago, retep said:

Where's the deal in leave or remain?

 

The REMAINERS have been the fly in the ointment, not accepting they came second in a two horse race.

And the Brexiteers are too stupid to follow due process and legally enact the outcome they want. If the Leave MPs don’t know how to use Parliament then whose fault is that?

[retep 68]

29 minutes ago, Albert the Cat said:

And the Brexiteers are too stupid to follow due process and legally enact the outcome they want. If the Leave MPs don’t know how to use Parliament then whose fault is that?

No use trying to pass the buck, the UK would have been out but for the REMAINERS  not accepting the result.

[Pettytom 1]

2 minutes ago, retep said:

No use trying to pass the buck, the UK would have been out but for the REMAINERS  not accepting the result.

Not true.

 

The Conservatives had a majority in the house.  If they had all behaved properly, we’d be out. A significant number of bonkers Brexiters refused to back the May deal. So we are still in.

 

Blame Bill Cash.

[lottiecass 17]

No, Mays deal was not acceptable to the majority of the house, including brexiters and remainers.

[Car Boot 10]

39 minutes ago, Top Cats Hat said:

Lockdoctor seems to forget that the EU did not vote for Brexit.

China didn't vote for Brexit. Neither did Pakistan. 

 

Along with the EU (a trading bloc) those countries didn't get a vote. 

 

Do you believe they should have?

[Car Boot 10]

19 minutes ago, retep said:

No use trying to pass the buck, the UK would have been out but for the REMAINERS  not accepting the result.

I think there is much we disagree on.

 

But you are absolutely correct that the only reason we haven't left already is because Remain supporters in Westminster have used their power and privilege to deny the democratically expressed desire of 17.4 million voters.

 

2 hours ago, melthebell said:

Lol, can't believe you said that. Leaver thinking is the highest grade of flawed ever. It's based on lies, lies, lies and errrm mistruths

You are expressing incredibly flawed thinking. 

Edited October 14, 2019 by Car Boot

[retep 68]

21 minutes ago, Pettytom said:

Not true.

 

The Conservatives had a majority in the house.  If they had all behaved properly, we’d be out. A significant number of bonkers Brexiters refused to back the May deal. So we are still in.

 

Blame Bill Cash.

The conServatives also had a number of REMAiNERS in their ranks including their leader.

[Pettytom 1]

45 minutes ago, retep said:

The conServatives also had a number of REMAiNERS in their ranks including their leader.

The ERG and the DUP scuppered the deal.

 

Blame Peter Bone

[Top Cats Hat 10]

49 minutes ago, retep said:

The conServatives also had a number of REMAiNERS in their ranks including their leader.

I seem to remember that at the time, you and other right wing posters on here were calling May’s deal a ‘Surrender deal’, ‘Brexit in name only’ and ‘not really leaving’ and saying that MPs should have nothing to do with it.

[apelike 10]

1 hour ago, lottiecass said:

No, Mays deal was not acceptable to the majority of the house, including brexiters and remainers.

Not only that its was not acceptable on 3 separate occasions.

 

First vote: No = 432 Yes = 202    Against the deal, 118 Conservative MPs, 248 Labour MPs, 35 SNP MPs, 11 Liberal Democrat MPs, 10 DUP MPs, 4 Plaid Cymru MPs, one Green MP and 5 independent MPs.

 

Second vote: No = 391 Yes = 242 

 

Third vote: No = 344 Yes = 286

[L00b 441]

5 hours ago, Lockdoctor said:

 

Of course there could be a managed exit.

 

At the moment the EU still think there is a chance the UK will stay in the EU and that is the only reason they are making things difficult.  Once the UK leave the EU then it will be in the EU's interest to  agree amicable arrangements with the UK regarding trade and other matters given the fact they currently have a big trade surplus with the UK.

 

(...)

At the moment, what the EU think is that there is still a chance of a withdrawal deal, not that the UK will stay in: the EU recognised and accepted the democratic choice of the UK right away, and ever since.

 

What the EU didn't accept, and won't ever, is your misguided sense of entitlement to unicorns.

 

Which is why your politicians can't ever agree on a form of Brexit, and which is why you still haven't signed up to the withdrawal agreement, notwithstanding that it is the best deal you're ever going to get (until and unless you pinkify your red lines).

 

No likey the deal, no likey no deal, means endless extensions.

 

No likey the deal, no extension (somehow), means you're out on your ass with your begging bowl out.

 

Feel free to deal with it sometime. Or to keep believing in unicorns like your 'managed exit': same difference here in the EU27.

Edited October 14, 2019 by L00b

[Ontarian1981 10]

8 minutes ago, L00b said:

At the moment, what the EU think is that there is still a chance of a withdrawal deal, not that the UK will stay in: the EU recognised and accepted the democratic choice of the UK right away, and ever since.

 

What the EU didn't accept, and won't ever, is your misguided sense of entitlement to unicorns.

 

Which is why your politicians can't ever agree on a form of Brexit, and which is why you still haven't signed up to the withdrawal agreement, notwithstanding that it is the best deal you're ever going to get (until and unless you pinkify your red lines).

 

No likey the deal, no likey no deal, means endless extensions.

 

No likey the deal, no extension (somehow), means you're out on your ass with your begging bowl out.

 

Feel free to deal with it sometime. It's what you want, right? So about time you finally found your balls and measured up to your life choices. Your endless dithering, moaning and blame-throwing is getting rather old, rather fast now.

Love to hear French folk talking about British folks'lack of balls.Bloody hilarious. 😃