O/T Democracy

[KerrAvon]

That's fair enough Kerr. Shame you can't keep yourself from being so superior to others that exchange views on here, especially when you do exactly the same thing. Come on, me and you have slugged it out on some posts till the white lightening has gone and the soup ******** have booted us out! Less so obviously now that the conservatives are at a level that even you can't defend any more! Better to try and direct attention to the footy threads innit? All of a sudden! ;-)

Have a good holiday pal. Sounds good to me. World's a ****ing mess, less comms from it the better :-)

Why are you trying to pick a fight, raging? What is driving you to that?

I've simply tried to help you in the past. You will recall how I spent several pages of the Brexit thread helping you to understand the difference between the Withdrawal Agreement and the Political Declaration so that you understood what you were opposing.

I've only defended the Tories in your febrile imagination. I simply say what I think rather than what I'm told to think.

[ragingpup]

Why are you trying to pick a fight, raging? What is driving you to that?

I've simply tried to help you in the past. You will recall how I spent several pages of the Brexit thread helping you to understand the difference between the Withdrawal Agreement and the Political Declaration so that you understood what you were opposing.

I've only defended the Tories in your febrile imagination. I simply say what I think rather than what I'm told to think.

Not picking a fight. Just thought it ironic that at a time when the government are acting in the way that they are, and arguments put forward supporting them on here, you are choosing to urge us to focus on football threads.

Have a nice hol

[rolymiller]

All thoughts are influenced by something Kerr. What about influence of socialisation?

[KerrAvon]

All thoughts are influenced by something Kerr. What about influence of socialisation?

Jack Russells need a lot of early socialisation, but can still be overly vocal and territorial.

[rolymiller]

Jack Russells need a lot of early socialisation, but can still be overly vocal and territorial.

Careful i'll have ya ankles!

[great_fire]

Remainers are epically tedious but it's their lives they've been wasting for over 3 years years now protesting against democracy when they could have been doing something productive or beneficial to society.

[Stovicmiller]

The truth is rag that Parliament is very largely a remain Parliament & stopping brexit is their true motive All the rest is merely a smokescreen wrapped up to look like concern
BTW my friends call me Ziles

got to agree with you bout parliament being largely remain. Plus like you say they have done their hardest to reverse the referendum result. ****ers the lot of them.

[WanChaiMiller]

Hi raging. I'm just a bit fed up of the whole thing. Does it do any good for Biggie, WanChai and you to slog it out in a manner reminiscent of a group of street drinkers fighting over the last bottle of White Lightning (with Roly running around your ankles like an over excited Jack Russell)?

Yet you continue posting and probably contributed more words than anyone.

I guess at your high browed level of debate its over a nice red in the local bistro (do distros still exist). The cheese is a simple delight.

[Pattylallacks2]

Yet you continue posting and probably contributed more words than anyone.

I guess at your high browed level of debate its over a nice red in the local bistro (do distros still exist). The cheese is a simple delight.

No distros have largely been bestroyed

[rolymiller]

PMSL


What happens if PM can't secure general election support?

Norman Smith

Assistant political editor

No 10 has warned the prime minister would push for a general election on 14 October if MPs successfully vote to block a no-deal Brexit.

But to trigger an election Boris Johnson would need the backing of two-thirds of MPs - including some opposition MPs.

BBC assistant political editor Norman Smith says there is a growing indication Labour would not support Mr Johnson's attempts to call an early general election because they fear he could then delay the polling date until after the UK has left the EU without a deal.

So what would be Mr Johnson's options then?

Firstly he could table a motion of no confidence in his own government to trigger an election. This avenue only requires a simple majority but there is still no guarantee it would get the required support.


So Boris could table a motion of no confidence in his own govt? You can't make it up can you? So he will basically be saying to the country if he did this ,what we have all known for a long time, that this govt is wa nk!

And yet Boris is probably stupid enough to do it!




I'm not a Blair fan but I think that it could be a trap and now is not the time for a GE if MPS want to fight against a no deal Brexit.


Has politics ever been so entertaining?