Nope. I expect loser’s consent, as we have had in every poll we’ve ever done.
Until now.
Now a bunch of losers have pretty much handed the Tories the next election.
I do not work for an oil company
I work for an Engineering company that does business with Oil company’s
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Haha - that’s just trying to twist it so that you can expect others to go against their principles…
Some questions for ya:
- Did the outcome of the referendum ensure greater or less Tory unity?
- Did the outcome of the referendum see a tory shift to the right?
- Did the outcome of the referendum clear a path for those such as BJ to gain power?
- Did the outcome of the referendum cause greater divisions in the labour party?
See where this is going?
So what restrictions are there that hamper their business? Health and safety maybe, as much more slack in middle east and far east…
Nope again.
It’s just the way things work. I don’t like getting Conservative governments. I consent to things not going my way. You can ask whatever questions you like, but if losers don’t give their consent, well, democracy doesn’t work.
it’s why we are where we are.
No our HSE is as strict as it is in the North Sea as that is the world standard after Piper Alpha.
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Sorry, but as they say, for ‘evil to flourish, great men just need to do nothing’
If the deal is shit and not in the best interests of our people, then folks we vote into a parliamentary democracy have a duty to vote against it as opposed to what might be the easy solution… or worse to selfishly save their seats… That is TRUE freedom of democracy and as for your petulant little insults about ‘losers’ should just tow the line… jeez
What the bloody hell does that mean ?
So what restrictions does your company face because of EU legislation? Its no good saying its a reason for Brexit, if you can’t define what it is… BIG business does not like restrictions, especially when they are there for a whole bunch on reasons that don’t make money… but protect those outside the business form its impact
Its pretty clear.
Yeah, it’s pretty clear. You’re clearly one of these folk that think you’re a good person just for voting Remain.
Is Tony Blair a good person? How about Alistair Campbell?
Perhaps “good men” should stay out of politics.
Haha, this is so full of idiotic assumptions, i dont know where to start… clutching at straws…
No different form me suggesting that you now see Boris and Dominic as good people after all they are fight for your definition of ‘democracy’, and all so selflessly to, for teh will of the people, what saints!
This is hilarious…
You specifically quoted the “all that is needed for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing” as a defence for not observing losers’ consent.
What else are we to make of that?
You think you’re a good person for voting Remain, and previous posts about the symbolism would back my assertion up.
My point is that some fucking horrible people, including liars and facilitators of mass state-sanctioned murder, also voted Remain.
Doesn’t make them good people.
First up its a quote/proverbial one at that, which well you know so stop being a dick about ‘good people’
Its simply to illustrate that its is WRONG for people who believe something is BAD for others (eg the deal) to vote for it simply to avoid the kind of shit slinging you are doing now, or because its the easy option or because it will help them save their seats in the next GE… they should do what they feel is right as they were ELECTED to do. That is not only their moral obligation, but also their democratic one.
Tony Blair was a cunt for sucking US cock and entering an illegal war… when the rest of Europe was against it.
Good job in future we wont be so beholden to the US for anything and can have Governments with much greater autonomy and less subservience to the US machine hey… oh… er…
Let’s cover a couple of things. Loser’s consent was not meant as an insult. It’s a fundamental component in democracy.
Also, there’s nothing wrong in wanting to stop someone from doing stupid. Indeed, there was every opportunity for you and your fellow Remainers to do so, before June 23rd 2016.
The simple fact is that your side failed to make the case. You lost, and for democracy to work, you need to acknowledge you lost that one and start campaigning for re-entry.
That depends on whether Parliament can facilitate our exit.
It is possible to accept the result of the referendum AND recognise that implementing that result throws up a whole new set of questions.
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Aye lets cover a couple of things…
For losers to accept this, we at the very least should be seeing the solutions the Brexit campaigners promised… the ‘easiest deal in the world’ especially on trade and rights etc… environment… all the stuff that is NOT about EU membership but policy that is good for the people of this country regardless of where it is legislated… where is what we were promised?
Its not there, which suggest at the very least lots of porkies, at worst, down right lies… so forgive me if I dont accept loser status when I see shit for democracy… of course the remain campaign was appalling, but that is besides the point, even if it had been great, if we were NOT seeing the promises of the brexit winning campaign in action, we have still be lied to… which many see as democracy having been compromised.
You could argue that the reason we are not making headway is because the remain party threw a couple of massive anchors over the stern. It goes back to my point, you can’t negotiate a deal when half your team are actively working against you
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such as?
Seem NI was a big issues, which ‘no-one’ had given any thought to… Also, I think many Brexiteers would be OK with staying in the single market, if that could have ben negotiated… only a few Tory/Brexiteer get rich schemers would have been fucked by that, and they know it, which is why they dont want any of these ‘details’ being put to the people…