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Do you think there will be a Deal or No Deal?

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Oscie said:
...@LeftyPete44 in his bedsit in Sidcup who sits there with his Palestinian flag on the wall

...@LeftyPete44 in his one bedroom flat in Skegness.
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@LeftyPete44 must be doing something right if he owns two properties.

edit: That Sidcup one bedroom is probably pushing twice what I paid for my 3 bedroom semi up here
 
Oscie said:
The most important thing is Brexit. I voted Lib Dem at the last election for that exact reason. Whilst the two main parties have a policy of "We'll promise unicorns and deliver!" I will vote for someone else. If either of the main parties change their position to one where a second referendum with a promise that the status quo (i.e, remain) is on the table then I'll consider voting for whichever one promises that. I've voted Labour at every general and local election since I've been old enough apart from the last GE, but for me Brexit is a matter so important and it transcends normal party loyalties that until it's sorted I can't ever consider anything else when it comes to putting my cross on the ballot paper.
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Does it not disappoint you that so few people voted lib dem at the last election? Obviously no one really had brexit as high on their priority list as you did. What makes you think a new ref, or 3rd or 4th ref will deliver what you want?
 
Stanley Road said:
Does it not disappoint you that so few people voted lib dem at the last election? Obviously no one really had brexit as high on their priority list as you did. What makes you think a new ref, or 3rd or 4th ref will deliver what you want?
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The two things don’t necessarily follow. You can still think Brexit is the most important thing but equally think the Lib Dems had zero chance of forming a government, especially with that idiot Farron in charge.
 
Stanley Road said:
Does it not disappoint you that so few people voted lib dem at the last election? Obviously no one really had brexit as high on their priority list as you did. What makes you think a new ref, or 3rd or 4th ref will deliver what you want?
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Not really. It was a protest vote, I didn't expect them to win. I don't think Brexit was really as big an issue at the last election as it should have been though. If it was held now on the eve of us crashing out I'd hope it would be more in focus. In June 2017, March 2019 seemed a lot further away.
 
Kentonio said:
The two things don’t necessarily follow. You can still think Brexit is the most important thing but equally think the Lib Dems had zero chance of forming a government, especially with that idiot Farron in charge.
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Thats just bonkers
 
Kentonio said:


God these feckers drive me crazy sometimes! They really think factory workers in Rotherham or steel workers in Sheffield are sitting around demanding action on fecking Palestine? At a time when the country and it’s essential services are on their arses due to austerity? It’s no wonder people think politics doesn’t represent the real world..
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:lol:Palestine>healthcare and education
 
Stanley Road said:
Thats just bonkers
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Not really. If the only candidate supporting Remain was the Bonkers Raving Loony Party guy, would you think that was a sensible vote to cast? The Lib Dems had zero change of forming a government. Should people in areas where it was a straight Tory vs Labour fight have wasted their votes, potentially handing the seat to the other side?
 
Kentonio said:
Not really. If the only candidate supporting Remain was the Bonkers Raving Loony Party guy, would you think that was a sensible vote to cast? The Lib Dems had zero change of forming a government. Should people in areas where it was a straight Tory vs Labour fight have wasted their votes, potentially handing the seat to the other side?
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So voting against principle acheived what exactly?
 
Paul the Wolf said:
There is no solution, Brexit was impossible from day one as was said before the referendum. All the problems pointed out are now appearing and most were evident throughout.
Norway may be the one of the best of a bad bunch but the biggest problem still exists which is no solution to the Irish border and no solution to the chaos at the ports and airports.
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“Brexit was impossible”. You are fecking mental Paul

Problem is many of our MPs have done the same as you. Throw their arms up in the air and cry, say it’s all impossible. You can be forgiven but you aren’t paid for it. Very sad
 
Steven Seagull said:
“Brexit was impossible”. You are fecking mental Paul

Problem is many of our MPs have done the same as you. Throw their arms up in the air and cry, say it’s all impossible. You can be forgiven but you aren’t paid for it. Very sad
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It's not impossible to extract the eggs from a cake but surely the onus on showing everyone how to do it is those who said it would be the easiest process in human history, not on those who pointing out it'd be bloody hard?

That's all Brexiters have.

"Just get on with it!"

how

"Get on with it!"

with what?

"Brexit!"

how do we deliver Brexit!

"Just get on with it!"

how about the Irish border?

"Yes, get on with that!"

how?

"Just get on with it!"


...makes you despair, doesn't it?
 
Steven Seagull said:
“Brexit was impossible”. You are fecking mental Paul

Problem is many of our MPs have done the same as you. Throw their arms up in the air and cry, say it’s all impossible. You can be forgiven but you aren’t paid for it. Very sad
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:lol: Loved the satire of a Brexiteer here, criticise everyone and offer no alternative and finish with a Trumpian quote.
 
Steven Seagull said:
“Brexit was impossible”. You are fecking mental Paul

Problem is many of our MPs have done the same as you. Throw their arms up in the air and cry, say it’s all impossible. You can be forgiven but you aren’t paid for it. Very sad
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He is mental and angry but likeable mental. Unlike Oscie whos just mental.
 
Oscie said:
It's not impossible to extract the eggs from a cake but surely the onus on showing everyone how to do it is those who said it would be the easiest process in human history, not on those who pointing out it'd be bloody hard?

That's all Brexiters have.

"Just get on with it!"

how

"Get on with it!"

with what?

"Brexit!"

how do we deliver Brexit!

"Just get on with it!"

how about the Irish border?

"Yes, get on with that!"

how?

"Just get on with it!"


...makes you despair, doesn't it?
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Oh feck off. Talk sensibly or don’t make me quote you. You’re already an oddball without this shit
 
Oh dear I've been 'pwned' (is that a thing?) by a twat named after an actor with saggy tits.
 
Steven Seagull said:
“Brexit was impossible”. You are fecking mental Paul

Problem is many of our MPs have done the same as you. Throw their arms up in the air and cry, say it’s all impossible. You can be forgiven but you aren’t paid for it. Very sad
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It is impossible without breaking the GFA. Which is exactly why the negotiations are where they are.
That is why May keeps saying she's not going to break up the UK and also not putting a hard border. Yes Brexit is possible if you do one of those things.

But it is impossible to do what May wants to do and that is why she can't come up with a solution.
And this was pointed out a thousand times before the vote.

People still don't, even now, understand what the problem is.
 
Paul the Wolf said:
It is impossible without breaking the GFA. Which is exactly why the negotiations are where they are.
That is why May keeps saying she's not going to break up the UK and also not putting a hard border. Yes Brexit is possible if you do one of those things.

But it is impossible to do what May wants to do and that is why she can't come up with a solution.
And this was pointed out a thousand times before the vote.

People still don't, even now, understand what the problem is.
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He doesnt give a shit about the GFA. His arguing position is flawed from the start.
 
Paul the Wolf said:
It is impossible without breaking the GFA. Which is exactly why the negotiations are where they are.
That is why May keeps saying she's not going to break up the UK and also not putting a hard border. Yes Brexit is possible if you do one of those things.

But it is impossible to do what May wants to do and that is why she can't come up with a solution.
And this was pointed out a thousand times before the vote.

People still don't, even now, understand what the problem is.
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There will be some issues. I have seen and heard them all first hand. It’s wont be done by March but we can make adjustments at the border to make things as smooth as possible. Nobody said the GFA can’t be adjusted. Unless you think it’d currently flawless?

Shame we have wasted 2 years
 
Steven Seagull said:
There will be some issues. I have seen and heard them all first hand. It’s wont be done by March but we can make adjustments at the border to make things as smooth as possible. Nobody said the GFA can’t be adjusted. Unless you think it’d currently flawless?

Shame we have wasted 2 years
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See what I mean? Hasnt a fecking scooby!
 
Ramshock said:
He doesnt give a shit about the GFA. His arguing position is flawed from the start.
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It'd be nice to be a Brexiter sometimes, I think. Never having to think through anything just demand things be done and be done quickly because you haven't thought about it much so can't see why it can't happen fast.
 
Oscie said:
It'd be nice to be a Brexiter sometimes, I think. Never having to think through anything just demand things be done and be done quickly because you haven't thought about it much so can't see why it can't happen fast.
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If they just admit they are mostly racist xenophobes then we can try to move on with that, but they wont.
 
Steven Seagull said:
There will be some issues. I have seen and heard them all first hand. It’s wont be done by March but we can make adjustments at the border to make things as smooth as possible. Nobody said the GFA can’t be adjusted. Unless you think it’d currently flawless?

Shame we have wasted 2 years
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Apart from the social issue and the problems of possible troubles, the UK can't have an open border if they leave the CU/SM and go to WTO rules. May says the UK are leaving the CU and SM. And so does Corbyn if he ever got into that position of power.
 
It'll be technology that already exists that for some inexplicable reason I cannot think of, nobody seems to be able to name.
 
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