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TheDaddy 21-11-2016 17:34

Re: Post-Brexit Thread
 
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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35870922)
if the cap fits ...;)

Bit unfair calling Ramrod stupid, racist and extremist :)

papa smurf 21-11-2016 17:48

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35870924)
Bit unfair calling Ramrod stupid, racist and extremist :)

it most certainly would be if any one was ..

tweetiepooh 22-11-2016 11:50

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We are currently hosting Italian students (15-18 age bracket) in the UK for 1-2 weeks. The consensus from them probably echoes that from around the EU. Older people would like to return to the Lira and more national say, younger people are more concerned with freedom of movement (and buying imported stuff!). This seems to be the case with all the groups we've had from different regions (mostly more northern) and social groupings.

From this it seems the question isn't so much whether the EU itself is good or bad. Different ages have different aspirations and desires, these are not actually competing though. The young don't seem to care about the Euro and while the older people want controls on immigration aren't against freedom of movement generally.

heero_yuy 22-11-2016 15:46

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35870922)
if the cap fits ...;)

It'll make your hair greasy. :D

denphone 22-11-2016 16:15

Re: Post-Brexit Thread
 
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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35871061)
It'll make your hair greasy. :D

Not if you ain't got much hair to start with.;)

Mr K 25-11-2016 12:14

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2 former Prime Ministers don't see Brexit as inevitable:-

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016...nd-referendum/
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ge-their-minds

Nobody in the front line of politics will dare say it now, but another referendum on the terms of any deal is very possible. Why would Brexiters be scared of that if the case is overwhelming ?

techguyone 25-11-2016 12:21

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Because democracy doesn't consist of referendum after referendum until the 'right' answer is found.

Maggy 25-11-2016 12:25

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Well every election I vote in the hope I'll get a different result than I actually got in the last 30 + years.. :D

Osem 25-11-2016 12:26

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Originally Posted by techguyone (Post 35871587)
Because democracy doesn't consist of referendum after referendum until the 'right' answer is found.

It does in Brussels. Democracy is only served when they get the answer they want.

ianch99 25-11-2016 12:31

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Originally Posted by techguyone (Post 35871587)
Because democracy doesn't consist of referendum after referendum until the 'right' answer is found.

Unless your name is Nigel Farage ...

denphone 25-11-2016 12:39

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35871584)
2 former Prime Ministers don't see Brexit as inevitable:-

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016...nd-referendum/
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ge-their-minds

Nobody in the front line of politics will dare say it now, but another referendum on the terms of any deal is very possible. Why would Brexiters be scared of that if the case is overwhelming ?

The fact is even though l did not vote for Brexit the democratic process should be respected and that means going through with the whole process.

Mr K 25-11-2016 12:51

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35871591)
The fact is even though l did not vote for Brexit the democratic process should be respected and that means going through with the whole process.

A referendum on the terms of a deal would be a very different question Den.

pip08456 25-11-2016 13:01

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35871593)
A referendum on the terms of a deal would be a very different question Den.

I've never heard of a referendum on a trade deal before.

Ramrod 25-11-2016 13:02

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“tyranny of the majority”
Did he run that phrase through any sort of internal filter before uttering it?! Numpty! :rolleyes:

Damien 25-11-2016 13:13

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Tyranny of the majority is an interesting concept, it's relevant to what we're discussing in the US Election thread too.


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