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Old 11-04-2019, 15:11   #1519
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Re: Brexit
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
What a mess. In terms of this forum, the Remainers must be happy that Brexit has a chance of receding; the Leavers are shocked at the abrogation of democracy by the shitty parliamentarians.

The Remainers will call the shitty stuff going on in Parliament democracy in action; they wil cal a majority of 1 in Parliament the height of democracy whereas they ignore the weight of 1 million in the Referendum.

The Remainers should really be arguing the merits they see in remaining in the EU rather than twisting definitions of democracy.
We could easily have been out of the EU by now if the ERG hadn't gambled on a no-deal Brexit. Looking for others to blame than yourself is human nature for some; Rees-Mogg should man up and apologise to the nation. Ironically, he's the best friend of Remain due to his poor judgment and Macron is the best friend of Leave due to his desire for a short extension!
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