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Old 04-12-2018, 22:05   #4363
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Re: Brexit
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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
I wouldn’t call it perverse given the allegations of fraud and corruption. Indeed, it seems to be the direction Parliament is edging towards. To the point you yourself posted we need a general election to resolve this.

Seems quite reasonable that such major constitutional change should require a majority of the actual electorate to actively want it.

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Indeed, older generations get to just be bitter about the war and on average live a short period with the consequences with their pensions protected. Younger people have to live fifty years with the economic consequences of this bitterness.
What ridiculous assumptions you make and what utter twaddle you come out with. I will not take part any more in this ridiculous nonsense.

This country is now in an impossible position because of the undemocratic activities of remainers and you have no practical solutions of your own - none of you do.

I'm out.
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