Parliament to be suspended

[Leicesterbaggie]

I'm sorry 123, as I stated before, I think that you are an intelligent individual and therefore do not understand how you can't understand that there were only the two options on the voting paper. It doesn't matter what rhetoric was voiced by either side, they were the only two legitimate options on offer. It doesn't matter what slant anybody puts on it, those are the bare facts.

[rambaggie]

God save the Queen!

[baggieal]

Please do not insult my intelligence by telling me what I voted for in the referendum. I take exception to people who do that. I told you honestly what I voted for and I had hoped that you would understand that.

Respect to the Queen! Disrespect to losers!!!

Would the Queen honestly want to see Corbyn - the f uckin Corgis would be more of a priority FFS

[albion68]

Respect to the Queen! Disrespect to losers!!!

Would the Queen honestly want to see Corbyn - the f uckin Corgis would be more of a priority FFS

to true al,he’s a trot along with commie supermac.

[TipperaryBaggie]

Sorry to correct you 123 but your post said 'NOW consider your leave vote to be leave with or without a deal'. I thought that I explained in plain English that my thoughts on why I voted has not changed since the referendum. Please get your facts right next time.

[WBA123]

Sorry to correct you 123 but your post said 'NOW consider your leave vote to be leave with or without a deal'. I thought that I explained in plain English that my thoughts on why I voted has not changed since the referendum. Please get your facts right next time.

The simple facts are these. The Leave camp campaigned to leave with a deal. The legislation before the ref was to leave with a deal. All of the debate beforehand was to leave with a deal.

Leaving without a deal wasn't on the ballot paper.

But even if it was, it has been rejected in our most recent two elections.

No Deal is completely undemocratic. And would clearly be thrown out in Parliament if Johnson didn't prorogue it.

I have no idea what victory it is you think you've won.

[baggieal]

The simple facts are these. The Leave camp campaigned to leave with a deal. The legislation before the ref was to leave with a deal. All of the debate beforehand was to leave with a deal.

Leaving without a deal wasn't on the ballot paper.

But even if it was, it has been rejected in our most recent two elections.

No Deal is completely undemocratic. And would clearly be thrown out in Parliament if Johnson didn't prorogue it.

I have no idea what victory it is you think you've won.

You still coming out with s hite!

Bye

[WBA123]

You still coming out with s hite!

Bye

What time does night school start fossil?

[Joy_Division]

I voted out however we leave with or without makes no difference to me as long as the vote to leave is upheld. With a deal would be preferable obviously but if it cannot be decided upon then, as the country voted, then we leave without. That is democracy working not your ''hold on a minute, the idiots voted the wrong way. We intelligent people who voted in must stop it for their own good as they know not what they are doing.'' Screw you remainers and if the country goes to the dogs then it will be a democratic country that has gone to the dogs. Amen.

[kettering_baggie]

All this just demonstrates how divided we are as a nation, including Parliament. Whatever your views, there is nothing more that we can do until we have something else to vote on, be it a general election or another referendum or even to become the 51st state of the USA! I know what I voted for in the referendum and I know what my feelings are now about the whole affair but it doesn’t matter at the moment, because short of taking up arms, there’s nothing I can do. Personally, I think that leaving the EU, deal or no deal, will leave us worse off, however, there is a very ominous black cloud approaching, a possible Corbyn government. Corbyn is a bigger threat to this country’s future prosperity than a no deal Brexit. It will take us quite some time to recover from Brexit but much, much longer to recover from Corbyn, Abbott & Co.!