British Indy: What Happens Now?

Discussion in 'Wasteland' started by Loz, May 23, 2015.

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  1. Full Brexit with "no EU deal" on the 29th March.

  2. Request Extension to article 50 to allow a general election and new negotiations.

  3. Request Extension to article 50 to allow cross party talks and a new deal to be put to EU.

  4. Request Extension to article 50 to allow a second referendum on 1. Remain in EU or 2. Full Brexit.

  5. Table a motion in parliament to Remain in EU WITHOUT a referendum.

  6. I don't know or I don't care anymore

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  1. Are there any other options ?
     
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  2. I'm not one for restricting your options. You choose - bang your head, bang you head a little, don't bang your head.
     
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  3. the first 2 options are the same..:D
     
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  4. The problem you have now, is parties that have never before, or never will again, will be in a position to control a U.K. elected Government.

    The lib dems and the snp party wise are the equivalent to those opportunist people who drive around estates in a white flat back transit. You then have the party jumpers and then those who had a leave constituency who from day one of the vote, have thought so little of their own constituencies that they have sought to "protect their constituencies people from themselves" and fought for remain where none was asked for.

    That mix of chancers, opportunists and raggamuffins will move heaven and earth not to resolve this or face a general election because they know once a general election happens nationally, most of those chancers will be without a job as individuals and the opportunist parties I'm sure, will be punished at the polls.
     
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  5. Perhaps to you.
     
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  6. How much is a little ?
     
  7. Banging your head, and banging your head a little, are both banging your head. True.

    Sheesh, no wonder Remoaners actually believe in "hard" and "soft" Brexits : o D
     
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  8. I wouldn't worry about that detail, it's far more likely that someone would then pass a law that stops you banging your head under the concern of self harm.

    Don't fall for it Alan, it's a trap o_O
     
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  9. That was a good question in 2016. Now the definition of "little" is known and agreed. You should be able to look it up, read and decide for yourself if "little" is what you thought!
     
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  10. If you think all bangs on the head are equal, it explains a great deal.
     
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  11. If you think being a little bit in the EU is the same as leaving the EU ... that still doesn't explain the TDS : o D
     
  12. WTF is it with all these acronyms? I hate acronyms, FML :weary_face:
     
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  13. If only the options had been

    Bang your head / don’t bang your head.

    would have been easy in 2016 then, why confuse matters with 3 options.
     
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  14. Assumptions...
     
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  15. I'm just glad the notion that remain voters are more intelligent, sensible, fair and democratic has been proven this morning and can finally be put to bed as gospel :innocent:

    3 cheers for democracy.......2 must be similar cheers though please :upyeah:
     
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  16. But those weren't the options. "Bang your head in the biggest area in the world" they said. "Banging your head will be the easist thing ever" they said. "No one is saying we won't be banging our heads" they said. "We will bang our heads like Norwegians or Canadians plus plus" they said.
     
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  17. There is a good reason why groups have similarities. Look at anti trump, anti brexit, pro eu, pro rebellion extinction and pro Greta's.

    Pretty much white middle aged middle class university educated "liberals" who feel democracy is only their version no matter what democratic peoples majority votes say
     
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  18. The problem now seems to be that we have gone from how best to move forward and solve our current problem to what you believe created the problem.

    my opinion is the problem was created when the politicians didn’t get the answer they wanted.
     
  19. You could be right, then again...
     
  20. Ok, go on.....
     
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