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Karpatsky
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« on: August 28, 2019, 07:52:46 AM »
« edited: August 28, 2019, 07:59:02 AM by Karpatsky »

Democracy: just a minor inconvenience to be brushed away in modern Britain
By the remain side which has refused to respect the outcome of the referendum for more than three years now, you mean? You're right.

This is a truly embarrassing, bad faith deflection. I've known you to be better than this.
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Karpatsky
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« Reply #1 on: September 05, 2019, 03:26:34 PM »

What a disgrace.  A minority is holding hostage & completely paralyzing the government.  The UK needs serious constitutional reform if and when this ever ends.

So the government is holding itself hostage, since they're the ones in minority now.

NO.  The remain minority is now holding hostage a governement trying to implement the will of the people.  There's going to be a reckoning in the next election.

Since when was no deal, supported by 30% of the electorate in polling, "the will of the people"? Are you drunk?

Yes, but the people didn’t vote for a deal.  They voted on whether they wanted to leave or not.  No deal was always an option.

So how is one "option" among many "the will of the people"? No deal is an option just as much as EFTA is. The government is blocking "the will of the people" by refusing to put forward a soft Brexit!

If you don’t think the people want no deal, let there be a general election on Oct 15.  I know who will win.

That a party can win because of vote-splitting by its opposition has no bearing on measuring the 'will of the people' writ large. Polling suggests soft Brexit remains the plurality most popular option, and hard (no-deal) is less popular than Remain.
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