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I'm not changing anything, there has never been a general election where it was necessary to win a majority of the electorate.

And again my point was that it has never been necessary to win a majority of the electorate in order to form a government.

It's neither what I said not what I was suggesting. I was actually refering to the referendum result which remainers claim was not a 'majority' of the electorate.

In which general election was it a requirement to win a majority of the electorate?

I'm not suggesting anything of the sort. I'm merely pointing out it has never been necessary to win a majority of the electorate in order to form a government.

When was the last time a government won a majority of the entire electorate?

What percentage of the electorate voted for this city council?

What makes you think they're dead? I wouldn't bet on the Cleganes being dead let alone the Lannisters.

The "Royal We" again!

According to every General Election result in history, it is.

Try taking the law into your own hands, you'll soon get a response!

I thought you were dead? :emoji_rolling_eyes:

The problem with that is those who can afford private treatment will stop caring if the NHS is properly funded or not the same way those who can afford private pensions no longer care if the state pension is enough to live on or not.

So it's irrelevant whether Britain remains a member or not, you'll still have to fulfil the same earnings requirements?

There's a bit of diference in context. Jimmy Greaves using a common English language expression and Ron Atkinson saying of a French defender "He's what is known in some schools as a fucking lazy thick nigger."

It will have crashed and burned by then and taken Britain with it.

Nope, and never will.

The UK isn't leaving the EU. Anyone who thinks otherwise is naive at best.

But everyone anti-EU is a racist according to the posters on here.

It won't make any difference though. May will ignore the results of the euro election the same way she ignored the result of the referendum. Britain isn't leaving ever, even if 100% of the population vote for it.