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He didn't so much go himself as made a quick exit so not to deal with the incredible mess he had made. Like throwing up all over a friend's living room and making a dash for it rather than owning up.
There is an argument that the first referendum had one side breaking electoral law and our system being open to misinformation spread by foreign countries. If you have any time for that then I'm not sure how you could want a second referendum until that has been properly investigated and any massive holes in the system closed.
I understand you and many others have a point of view regarding the referendum but to keep rehash the same comments and arguments is a little pointless don't you think? It has happened, it is done. Finished. Dead. I do believe it has been looked at by those in some power who wanted to find a reason to nullify it, but it stands. Talk about having another by all means but why waste our energy on the last one?
If Tony Blair hadn't changed the referendum rules in order to get his Wales Assembly referendum through then the Brexit referendum would have resoundingly returned a 'remain' result, but what is is.
Just for a little clarity on my own position before I am attacked by all the usual pro remain warriors. I was a pro remain voter but I believe that having voted to go we should do it. so if there were another I would vote to leave.
Further, regarding hard or soft exit, I have been taught in and by life that as a general rule no decision is right or wrong until after it is made. It is what is done or not done after the decision, in consequence of it, that normally brings about a satisfactory or unsatisfactory result. So no one can tell which course is best until it is taken and in this case there is no previous situation to give guidance. so lets just make a decision and then all work together as a nation to make it right for all of us!! All this inability to make a decision is helping no one and only making this country look weak and stupid. If those in a position to see that cannot see it then lets get rid of them all.
God, I must be bored this morning.
I hope you feel better for saying that. I assume by 'abhorrent views' you mean views that you think we hold that you do not personally agree with.
So by extension do you think that we should not be allowed to hold or voice views that you disagree with? That sounds very much like old school Soviet 'conservative' thinking to me. Where people were afraid to be heard voicing contrary opinions for fear of having a visit by people they wouldn't like.
But perhaps that is the kind of society you want this to be?
On a side note, are you a member of momentum?
I'd said the same a while back it's Barnier's deal as usual shouted down.
It all makes me laugh .
Tories say new PM new deal .
Labour General Election will sort it
The one constant us Europe's stance .
Yes we will have revised deal if we stay in the customs union , unfortunately that does not deliver a lot of core components of why we had Brexit .
Control of borders free movement comes with the custom union .
Nationalisation plans would be effected under the EU competition rules .
Happy days .
I would agree that the BBC is and tries to be neutreal sometimes too hard .
Over the decades goverments of all accused the BBC of bias .
Recently Corbyn has suggested as much and I clearly remember Osborne saying the same .
I suppose I'm old fashioned but I've always seen the BBC as a great institution to be proud of , it gave me things like football , John Peel , Top 40 , winderful ground breaking television , now in later life we have radio 4 extra ,6 music ,BBC 3 .
Its recognised all around the globe though the world service, and internet .
( not perfect ,but better than most media outlets )
Typically British though , we love to knock the very institutions that many from afar admire .
Good old Auntie.