Sick Boy
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Most in the UK don't give a toss about NI and wouldn't be bothered if it went.
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Most in the UK don't give a toss about NI and wouldn't be bothered if it went.
clint van damme
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you think May will stay if her Chequers proposal gets voted down?
Sick Boy
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On what sort of timescale?
Grendel
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Correct - it’s peripheral in my thought process
Grendel
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You decide
Grendel
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Yes I do as I believe she will see it through post March - there is zero chance of the likes of Johnson being elected - I doubt he’d even get enough nominations
Sick Boy
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Let's call it the next GE and a Labour government getting in?
clint van damme
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I think the only reason she'd survive the Chequers proposal getting thrown out is if no one else wanted the gig.
I agree about Boris.
Grendel
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You said Corbyn not labour
Which one of them?
skybluetony176
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The dumbest thing you’ve ever said. And there’s quite a list. The good GFA effects the U.K. as a whole. Ask the people of Warrington, or Birmingham or wherever atrocities have happened in the UK because there wasn’t a piece agreement in place.
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Denial of what exactly? That Brexit is a shambles? That the referendum was tainted? That a majority now think we made the wrong decision? That a no deal would be an absolute disaster? That no one has come up with serious foreseeable benefits? ( oh, sorry Rees Mogg says the UK will be booming in 50 years time ).
Not surprised at that.
Grendel
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You actually only showed one actual poll - from an organisation that predicted an overwhelming remain vote the day before the referendum
Grendel
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A majority don’t think it’s the wrong decision
The death penalty is voted on conscience. It is nothing like people recognising the cock up which Brexit is. Just look at them... BoJo, Farage, Fox, Rees Mogg all of them privileged and guaranteed to do well out of Brexit. As for the rest of us... constant negative scenarios of a no deal Brexit being fobbed of as project fear again as we are led up the garden path. As Banks even told us we were being led up the garden path. Still, people hold on to the myth of sailing into a Brexit sunset whilst falling out of the single market with our nearest neighbours. If it all goes pearshaped, no one can say that they weren’t warned.
According to YouGov they do.
Grendel
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No they don’t
Sick Boy
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Okay then, it's the same bet as I can't seem him going before the next GE. 20quid charity bet Corbyn will be PM after the next GE?
skybluetony176
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That’s because you’re a self centred prick.
Grendel
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Fine with me
They said it was skewed, but based on the same scale and allowing for that, it is still enough points more for a remain win.
A larger percentage do. According to yougov.
Grendel
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Like Martcov who rejoices in the prosperity that he gets from the destitution and poverty of other Eu countries?
Not really just can’t see why the whole of the uk would put that issue anywhere near the top of their list
Grendel
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They don’t but hey ho
Considering his own boss has a completely different thought process and wants to keep frictionless supply chains by at least having access to the Single Market.. it is a strang thought process.
Ok, if you say so....
What a load of old bollocks. Let’s see how JLR‘s prosperity in the UK goes Post Brexit. You’ll get your nice pension whatever, so you cannot lose either way.
skybluetony176
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No. Like someone who hasn’t got a clue and somehow hasn’t realised that the IRA committed atrocities on the U.K. mainland effecting whole communities and they were stopped by the GFA effecting the whole of the U.K. for the better. You’re a moron.
Sick Boy
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In reality it's a sentiment shared by a majority in the GB, especially in England and the younger generations. I'd wager most wouldn't be opposed to Irish unity, neither would the UK government. Would the Republic want to take the north on though? I doubt it.
Grendel
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Oh dear rabid frothing at the mouth now
Grendel
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The IRA should have paid for their crimes by the rope - the appeasement if the murdering filth was a blot on the uk history books
Sick Boy
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Numerous sides committed atrocities and 2 sides terrorism, funny how you never mention that.
Grendel
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No it was a war
Sick Boy
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Events such as Bloody Sunday were excusable as it was a 'war'? How about actions by protestant parliamentaries?
