Another new Brexit thread

[smudgedj]

Ah yes. The 95,000 Party members who elected him PM. My apologies to the ruling party comrade.

I totally understand, the fact that 0.0000754% of the EU population voted for the President of the EU annoys me as well comrade.

 

[Ancient Citizen]

Nobody, as you stated getting the most votes doesn't guarantee you win, so they didn't win.

Which party, after the election, produced the prime minister?

 

[Metal Biker]

I totally understand, the fact that 0.0000754% of the EU population voted for the President of the EU annoys me as well comrade.

I'm going to lurve reading the justification arguments for this, and the hypocrisy that will follow.

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

Nah, those cunts have plenty of other people's money to pay for decent care homes. Might be hard to get the staff soon though.

Na, their entitled offspring will have robbed them of it by now and laundered it into a Barbadian captive dolphin fondling enterprise.

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

Which party, after the election, produced the prime minister?

We haven't had one, unless by PM you mean Prime.

But to humour you, the DUP.

 

[BobKowalski]

You can thank those remainers who refused to accept the result for that development.

Ah. Remainers. The official scapegoats for Brexit voters. Still it gives immigrants a break I suppose.

 

[west didsblue]

I love how you describe the backtrack by government,the uncertainty for non uk and UK residents as 'hysterical claptrap'

...from the security of their own status in the UK.

 

[Ancient Citizen]

I totally understand, the fact that 0.0000754% of the EU population voted for the President of the EU annoys me as well comrade.

Apparently, the convicted negligent Ursula Von De Leyen was the only candidate.

 

[Ancient Citizen]

We haven't had one, unless by PM you mean Prime.

But to humour you, the DUP.

Funny I've not seen Arlene Foster. visiting the Queen this week.

 

[George Hannah]

I totally understand, the fact that 0.0000754% of the EU population voted for the President of the EU annoys me as well comrade.

I think that is a gross overestimate - what % is 26 of 508 million? ;)

 

[Metal Biker]

Ah. Remainers. The official scapegoats for Brexit voters. Still it gives immigrants a break I suppose.

Not once have I made migrants a "scapegoat" as you put it, so not sure why you mentioned it to me.

But then how else can you demonise leave voters so you can influence your opinion on others?

 

[Metal Biker]

Funny I've not seen Arlene Foster. visiting the Queen this week.

She went disguised as Jo Swinson.

 

[BobKowalski]

I totally understand, the fact that 0.0000754% of the EU population voted for the President of the EU annoys me as well comrade.

I love the smell of whataboutary in the morning...it smells like desperation.

Although the President of the EU was elected by the votes of the MEPs we elected to the EU Parliament. A representative democracy vote vs a private party vote to rule with no popular mandate or even no majority in Parliament given this rush to suspend the chamber. Still carry on ‘whatabouting’ I enjoy the lols.

 

[Metal Biker]

I love the smell of whataboutary in the morning...it smells like desperation.

Although the President of the EU was elected by the votes of the MEPs we elected to the EU Parliament. A representative democracy vote vs a private party vote to rule with no popular mandate or even no majority in Parliament given this rush to suspend the chamber. Still carry on ‘whatabouting’ I enjoy the lols.

 

[BobKowalski]

...from the security of their own status in the UK.

Yep. Empathy it seems is not a requirement for Brexit.

 

[BobKowalski]

Although the ability to master gifs is it would seem :)

 

[Metal Biker]

Although the ability to master gifs is it would seem :)

I love the smell of whataboutery in the afternoon...

 

[BobKowalski]

Even the Daily Mail is calling out the lies...it’s the end days

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/...ides-beware-tainted-legacy-liar-Campbell.html

 

[George Hannah]

I love the smell of whataboutary in the morning...it smells like desperation.

Although the President of the EU was elected by the votes of the MEPs we elected to the EU Parliament. A representative democracy vote vs a private party vote to rule with no popular mandate or even no majority in Parliament given this rush to suspend the chamber.

'"EU leaders chose Ursula von der Leyen as their pick to replace Jean-Claude Juncker as the leader of the European Union’s executive branch despite the fact she was not on the ballot paper as a candidate and has no manifesto. The European Council effectively ignored the European parliament’s spitzenkandidat, or “lead candidate” system, which was supposed to inject an element of democracy into the selection of commission president – instead nominating the defence minister, who is largely unknown outside Germany.""

 

[smudgedj]