If the Lib Dems won a GE....

[JP_]

The saddest thing this week is that libs said they would not form a coalition with labour to stop Brexit.
Between them, they could end Brexit if there was an election - they both largely support remain now. So why not agree to work together and then have another election?

Weird stuff politics. People are still stabbing each other, starving, not getting medical treatment, falling down potholes etc. We need to move on from Brexit one way or another.

We now have gangs roaming the streets at night (not an exaggeration, cctv below shows 4 of them!) where I live. Politicians totally taken their eye off the ball. So much crime and the gangs are pretty much untouchable - they just wander through the streets between 2am and 5am usually, taking what they want. It's the Wild West! Somebody needs to take back control. The Tories won't as it will mean taxing their chums to pay for more police.

 

[Mottie]

In what way are they (Germany) trying to dominate the UK?

Well, apart from Ireland (who we share a border with) and France (cheese eating surrender monkeys who we share a border crossing with), who is pulling all the strings at the EU? Can’t recall any views put forward or seeing any interviews with ministers from Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Italy (with their 130% GDP debt so they can STFU), Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain or Sweden. Can you?

 

[durhamplumber]

The saddest thing this week is that libs said they would not form a coalition with labour to stop Brexit.

Why is that sad??? Political shuffling to cause more unrest in an already v v divided pizzed off population...Suddenly pulling A50 now will not happen or help....despite what Notchy thinks..You really think a lib/lab pact is what the UK needs?????

 

[Notch7]

Well, apart from Ireland (who we share a border with) and France (cheese eating surrender monkeys who we share a border crossing with), who is pulling all the strings at the EU? Can’t recall any views put forward or seeing any interviews with ministers from Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Italy (with their 130% GDP debt so they can STFU), Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain or Sweden. Can you?

nice deflection, its always best to avoid answering questions you cant answer

oh and well done with your prejudice about France.

 

[Notch7]

Why is that sad??? Political shuffling to cause more unrest in an already v v divided pizzed off population...Suddenly pulling A50 now will not happen or help....despite what Notchy thinks..You really think a lib/lab pact is what the UK needs?????

Stopping Brexit lies would help.

but that aint gonna happen because people like you are fully brainwashed

Do tell me, what do you actually know about the EU?

 

[JP_]

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You really think a lib/lab pact is what the UK needs?????

I honestly think the best thing for the UK is to revoke article 50. I cannot see how that will happen without the Tories getting kicked out before they have time to do that. So yes.

 

[durhamplumber]

honestly think the best thing for the UK is to revoke article 50

Then what?...After 3 years of crap over brexit...everyone walks away.. Far too late for that..

 

[Notch7]

Then what?...After 3 years of crap over brexit...everyone walks away.. Far too late for that..

Too many people like you invested in the lies eh?

 

[Bodd]

Highly theoretical of course, but...

Let's just say the lib Dems win the next GE with a vote of (plucking a figure out of the air ) 37% of the electorate...

And as they have stated, their manifesto includes the cancellation of Brexit...

So would quitters consider that a newer 'will of the people' vote would prevail over the 2016 referendum and 'move on' as they are urging remainers to do?

Or would they agitate again for leaving the EU and try for another referendum?

I'm all for it. If that is what get them into power I will except it.

 

[durhamplumber]

Too many people like you invested in the lies eh?

No...too many people voted out...

 

[durhamplumber]

Do tell me, what do you actually know about the EU?

Not that crap again Notchy..give over...

 

[JP_]

Then what?...After 3 years of crap over brexit...everyone walks away.. Far too late for that..

Too late? Too late for what? The reason nothing has been agreed in 3 years is because it is impossible to come up with anything better than we currently have. In fact, every suggestion is far worse than what we currently have.

Walking away from a disaster is what successful people do all the time. Flogging a dead horse gets you nowhere. But we'll probably burn the horse, burn the saddle, burn the bridges and then wonder why we're all alone with nowhere to go. #brexit #borisisacunt

 

[crystal ball]

Well, apart from Ireland (who we share a border with) and France (cheese eating surrender monkeys who we share a border crossing with), who is pulling all the strings at the EU? Can’t recall any views put forward or seeing any interviews with ministers from Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Italy (with their 130% GDP debt so they can STFU), Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain or Sweden. Can you?

Not an answer, how exactly are Germany trying to dominate?

 

[Mottie]

how exactly are Germany trying to dominate?

Funny thing, that question. The last two people I remember saying that were Neville Chamberlain in 1938 and the Polish Prime minister back in 1939. Just after that, Germany...….. Oh I wont bother you with the details, I'm sure an educated person like yourself is familiar with history.

 

[Mottie]

oh and well done with your prejudice about France.

That wasn't prejudice, that was fact. I thought you'd appreciate that.