You say that sweetie pie, but this thread grows by about 9 pages of your pure unadulterated bull s*** just in the time it takes to crimp off a turd. You might have posted that hours ago, it's been lost in the ether along with the rest of your ravings up until about half hour ago.

More pointless word play from you and frankly I don't care what happens to Trump after he leaves office.

I'll leave that to the sados to worry about. Stop boring us with Trump stuff on the Brexit thread.

Edited by Stirlingsays (21 May 2019 5.27pm)

Well the main elections vote normally lower and they get to decide the party(s) in control of the country....the actual referendum which decided we were to leave was actually higher than normal general election votes.

2015 general election 66.1% per cent of registered voters
2017 general election 68.7% per cent of registered voters
2016 referendum vote: 72.2 per cent of registered voters

Edited by Stirlingsays (21 May 2019 5.36pm)

Deal or no deal you say, Matov.

Please understand that you cannot call for democracy to be respected on one hand regarding the 2016 vote itself, then unilaterally sack off the concept of democracy on HOW we leave the EU.

Millions who voted for Brexit did not vote for no deal, end of story. So bringing them a no deal exit, is not respecting democratic principles.

The idea was certainly to implement the result of the 2016 vote, the trouble is there are huge and significant differences between no deal and may's deal (just 2 of the options). This was the failure of the 2016 vote, and whoever decided on how that should be run, should probably be hung, drawn and quartered.

You think people didnt accept the 2016 vote. I disagree with you, and contest that the 2016 vote was undeliverable. This is the difference between us.

If leave wins a second vote, I can guarantee you that I will accept that 1000% as it will have a 2nd question behind it on HOW to leave. So it will be a deliverable vote, unlike 2016. Many remainer politicians have said any vote now would be totally respected either way, as many of the lies (on both sides) have now been exposed, and people are seeing whats going on with British Steel and others.

The outcome of a second vote would be leaving the EU according to the desired method as per the vote, or remaining in the EU, if that is now the democratic will of the people.

If it is now the democratic will of the people in 2019, to remain in the EU, with all due respect, who are you to tell them they cannot do that?

PS whats with the selective replying, if you are gonna reply to a post just include the whole original post?

Your point being what?

The election on Thursday is one that no-body wanted to hold to elect MEPs to a Parliament that the apparent leading Party doesn't want to belong to.

It's not a GE. Nor a referendum. It's the EU election.

It's meaningless.