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Just now, Alex said:

 

 Stop passing the buck. 

 

Ok 

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5 minutes ago, Rayvin said:

Farage has called for Cummings to quit calling proroguation the worst decision ever 

[Rayvin 1,333]

Farage is such a fucking charlatan

[Renton 2,143]

8 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

I say that with very little expectation that he will btw. 

 

He should. He won't. But if he does, what the fuck happens next?

[Gemmill 2,835]

1 minute ago, Renton said:

 

He should. He won't. But if he does, what the fuck happens next?

 

GNU TIME. Big Tom Watson kicks Corbyn in the balls and runs the show. 

[Rayvin 1,333]

1 minute ago, Renton said:

 

He should. He won't. But if he does, what the fuck happens next?

 

Emergency government of national unity or whatever they call it? I mean he'll try to demand a GE but I doubt he'll get it.

[Monkeys Fist 7,410]

21 minutes ago, Meenzer said:

 

Someone - maybe her, maybe another "enemy of the people" - is going to get the Jo Cox treatment before long, and we'll all shrug it off and carry on as if everything's fine.

She should be top of the next honours list. 

 

 

Edit; she’s already been threatened 

 

 

* also, I totally would 

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3 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

 

GNU TIME. Big Tom Watson kicks Corbyn in the balls and runs the show. 

Speaking of which, I think that many of the lunatics at Labour conference are planning to stage a walk out during his speech today.

[Rayvin 1,333]

Just now, ewerk said:

Speaking of which, I think that many of the lunatics at Labour conference are planning to stage a walk out during his speech today.

 

This is fucking ridiculous and should be stamped on quickly. Today should be all about Johnson and this bullshit with Watson is a total distraction anyway.

[Rayvin 1,333]

I just noticed this in the Guardian:

 

The fact that all the main opposition parties are now either directly calling for Boris Johnson’s resignation (Labour, the SNP and Plaid Cymru) or saying he is not fit to be PM (the Lib Dems - but effectively it means the same thing) will make it harder for them to explain why they are not tabling a motion of no confidence.

But Jeremy Corbyn would not want to hold a vote without being sure that it would lead to MPs voting for an alternative government (preferably one led by him), and there is no guarantee of that at the moment. And without a viable alternative government, a successful vote of no confidence would lead to an election - and possibly a no-deal Brexit on 31 October in the meantime.

[Renton 2,143]

9 minutes ago, Monkeys Fist said:

She should be top of the next honours list. 

 

 

Edit; she’s already been threatened 

 

 

* also, I totally would 

 

She's a brave woman. And so would I. 

[Gemmill 2,835]

1 minute ago, Renton said:

 

She's a brave woman. And so would I. 

I would prorogue her entire ass. Lawfully. 

[Alex 5,921]

34 minutes ago, Meenzer said:

 

Someone - maybe her, maybe another "enemy of the people" - is going to get the Jo Cox treatment before long, and we'll all shrug it off and carry on as if everything's fine.

And it’ll be a lone nutter rather than a terrorist 

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Just now, Alex said:

And it’ll be a lone nutter rather than a terrorist 

You mean a white gammon? 

[Meenzer 4,191]

3 minutes ago, Alex said:

And it’ll be a lone nutter rather than a terrorist 

 

As loath as I am to cite anything involving Seth MacFarlane as anything other than awful, even a stopped cock and all that

 

[Alex 5,921]

26 minutes ago, zerosum said:

 

Ok 

Or just keep pretending it’s not your fault. Although you were banging on about people being responsible for their own actions and where that takes them to in life (or words to that effect) on Saturday. Not that I’m suggesting you’re a hypocrite along with the vast majority of people who voted leave or anything. 

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1 minute ago, Alex said:

Or just keep pretending it’s not your fault. Although you were banging on about people being responsible for their own actions and where that takes them to in life (or words to that effect) on Saturday. Not that I’m suggesting you’re a hypocrite along with the vast majority of people who voted leave or anything. 

 

Fuck off. I was entitled to vote whichever I way wanted. Unknown to me was the fact that heading towards 4 years later we would still be arguing about it. That’s the problem. Remain or leave is still not solved. Not who is responsible. I’ve stated many times, if we are having a 2nd vote, let’s just do it. 

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1 minute ago, Alex said:

 

 

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3 minutes ago, zerosum said:

 

Fuck off. I was entitled to vote whichever I way wanted. Unknown to me was the fact that heading towards 4 years later we would still be arguing about it. That’s the problem. Remain or leave is still not solved. Not who is responsible. I’ve stated many times, if we are having a 2nd vote, let’s just do it. 

But but but you said your business would benefit massively from Brexit?

[Meenzer 4,191]

4 minutes ago, zerosum said:

 

Unknown to me was the fact that heading towards 4 years later we would still be arguing about it.

 

So you didn't understand any of the underlying issues when you voted. Good of you to fess up.

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Just now, ewerk said:

But but but you said your business would benefit massively from Brexit?

 

Yeah, have we left yet?

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Just now, Meenzer said:

 

So you didn't understand any of the underlying issues when you voted. Good of you to clarify.

 

Underlying issues? I don’t think anyone could have predicted this last 3 years carry on.

[Alex 5,921]

Diddums. You selfish cunt