EU Election results

[baggieal]

very good post boingy.

It was a good post and like the point where Green should not be a party but perhaps a department which each elected government should take on. Green issues are important but more emphasis should be placed on large businesses to go green and budget accordingly. In terms of Joe Public - more incentives to be green! Remember when the Corona man used to give you money back on recycled bottles!!!

Less Coastguard boat fuel would also help save the planet by going out every hour or so to rescue dinghies coming in with illegals 😂

[Whicka_Mon]

If you want to go there, then you would have to define what a Leave vote actually is, because I still don't know.

If it was leave with a deal, which was promised to us before the referendum. And considering 'No Deal' Brexit parties were behind pro remain parties on the popular vote last night. You could argue that leaving with Theresa May's deal might be the democratic option.

It's clear to see both sides of this debate don't want that.

You "went there" and I don't have to define anything.

You can only go off votes that are cast.
Your words not mine

[WBA123]

You "went there" and I don't have to define anything.

You can only go off votes that are cast.
Your words not mine

Your argument is that the majority have voted leave and we have to respect that.

My perspective is how can something be implemented if it is not defined?

Your version of leave may be different to another leavers version.

The devil is in the detail, except there is no detail from prominent leavers. There never has been. Farage and co have not written down any kind of plan or white paper as to how they will implement this. They have no manifesto, which gives them a blank page to do some scary things.

They seem to be living off slogans which mean nothing like 'leave means leave'....'will of the people' and so on. There is no substance. This is not a simple procedure to untie us to decades worth of European alignment - its complex. And I have no idea what a leave vote means, still now.

This is why we need another referendum with more clarity from the Leave side. Because there are several versions of what a Leave vote is. Particularly so after a 'No Deal' Brexit was rejected by the popular vote in our most recent democratic vote on Thursday.

[Leicesterbaggie]

If I'm being honest 123, I'm all 'Brexited out'. It's got to the stage where I feel 'whatever will be, will be'. I may have said this before, but it's probably better for you and I to just discuss things Albion as we appear to basically agree in this area. We are at a crossroads and need to make correct decisions in the near future. I'm talking about Albion now.