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Tony how could you take for granted a serious election by performing a protest vote? One that had the domestic effect of making UKIP seem more popular than they actually are. How silly.

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You don't get it

[citation needed] [citation needed] No, they didn't No, I didn't No, i didn't, there is nothing remotely left wing about the European Union, it is a pro-market endeavor, its whole function is to open up a pan-European market for economic operators (usually large corporations) to exploit, I...

Have a day off

I suggested something similar on here a while ago, carve out a sub-lease for the stadium bowl and the conferencing space immediately attached to the bowl.

Have a look back through the EU thread you balloon - I admitted my own mistake a long time ago but only in retrospect. Leave itself did not need to be the problem it has become.

Or some other split of the pair of them that's been aggregated to 85% if it all possible?

Anyway let's not divert this thread into another EU one. My last point on Brexit is that it's not a problem in itself, it's just a symptom of 40+ years of rampant neoliberalism which is the real problem. It's an empty victory for a lot of leave voters because ultimately the same basic economic...

Yes, I've been open about it and open about what I wanted from it, have a look at the EU thread. Was quite happy with the idea of being a rule taker in exchange for access to the single market. It's still a lot different from being expected to implement every single EU law.

From you, a UKIP voter [emoji23]

As if Tony isn't exhibiting the exact attitude that I'm talking about

I don't disagree with you I'm just pointing out that the remain campaign failed to act as that failsafe

Well yes but I was not making that argument. The remain MPs pre and post referendum failed to articulate the importance of the single market and got stupidly sucked into to every silly binary choice narrative cooked up by the leave campaign.

Staying in the EU was NOT an option though, that's the point. The referendum had happened and there was no way the result was not going to be implemented.

Once the referendum had happened it happened, any grown up politician would recognise that. The job after the vote was to minimise the impact and the remain MPs catastrophically failed to do that.

It isn't really an non option, the benefits far outweigh to the downsides.

It's very nice

Yes but the idiotic remain MPs voted it down as an option

What the Rangers player?