15-04-2019, 10:44 AM
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Re: Flexible extension???
Originally Posted by Bread
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How will making a referendum legally binding change the result ?By the way all referendums are advisory. You even say so yourself otherwise we wouldn't need to make them legally binding. If I were you I would get your facts right before you start accusing people of being stupid.
The status of a referendum is defined in the bill that is passed In Parliament for that referendum.
Only once has a referendum been legally binding
The Brexit referendum was defined in its Bill as advisory only
A second referendum or “people’s vote” can be defined in its bill as being legally binding therefor obliging Parliament to act on its result
No doubt you will still fail to grasp the concept of the T’s & C’s of a referendum being defined by its Bill but as the old saying goes, you can lead a horse to water....
15-04-2019, 11:13 AM
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Re: Flexible extension???
Originally Posted by Bread
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Erm... no Itsme.I knew exactly what I was voting for.
You voted to remain because of capitalist reasons - I get that, but that wasn't why I voted to leave.
And they where?????????
Your other comment is just an assumption as are most of your posts.
15-04-2019, 01:37 PM
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Re: Flexible extension???
Originally Posted by Banchory
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It seems you still have a problem understanding simple factsThe status of a referendum is defined in the bill that is passed In Parliament for that referendum.
Only once has a referendum been legally binding
Same old BS spiel still being trotted out. The referendum result and the question over its legality or bindingness went out the window as soon as Article 50 was triggered.
Your issue which you so lamely keep trying to throw into the pot is utterly irrellevant. We HAVE triggered Article 50.
THAT IS legally binding
Suck it up and quit trying to pull the wool over people's eyes.
15-04-2019, 04:13 PM
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Re: Flexible extension???
Originally Posted by Realist
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Dear oh dearSame old BS spiel still being trotted out. The referendum result and the question over its legality or bindingness went out the window as soon as Article 50 was triggered.
Your issue which you so lamely keep trying to throw into the pot is utterly irrellevant. We HAVE triggered Article 50.
THAT IS legally binding
Suck it up and quit trying to pull the wool over people's eyes.
Do try and pay attention in future
15-04-2019, 04:18 PM
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Re: Flexible extension???
Originally Posted by itsme
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And they where?????????Your other comment is just an assumption as are most of your posts.
As for your second sentence your just being childish again. I really don't know what planet your on or what your agenda is but quite frankly I have better arguments from our 9 year old than I do from you.
You want the Euro .... you believe in treasury forecasts and put your faith in Blair, Osbourne and Christine Lagarde.
Seriously ... go away and learn something.
15-04-2019, 04:19 PM
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Re: Flexible extension???
Originally Posted by Banchory
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That wasn’t the question. It was about a second referendum and what would / could be different.Do try and pay attention in future
Why do you want a second referendum when you dont agree with anything from the first one ?
Are you a hypocrite ?
15-04-2019, 05:30 PM
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Re: Flexible extension???
Originally Posted by Bread
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There are many reasons i voted leave ... I could go on all day.As for your second sentence your just being childish again. I really don't know what planet your on or what your agenda is but quite frankly I have better arguments from our 9 year old than I do from you.
You want the Euro .... you believe in treasury forecasts and put your faith in Blair, Osbourne and Christine Lagarde.
Seriously ... go away and learn something.
But personally I see no point in trying to educate the ineducable!
15-04-2019, 05:55 PM
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Re: Flexible extension???
Originally Posted by Bread
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There are many reasons i voted leave ... I could go on all day.As for your second sentence your just being childish again. I really don't know what planet your on or what your agenda is but quite frankly I have better arguments from our 9 year old than I do from you.
You want the Euro .... you believe in treasury forecasts and put your faith in Blair, Osbourne and Christine Lagarde.
Seriously ... go away and learn something.
Perhaps your 9 year old had better come on to the forum, more than likely we would get more sense.
Your last comment again just proves your arguments (if that's what they can be called) are just presumptions.
Not a good counter to a rational comment just to call someone childish, but then again what can one expect?
15-04-2019, 05:58 PM
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Re: Flexible extension???
Originally Posted by itsme
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Yeh there are many reasons you voted leave, its just you can't think of any!!! what a tosser Perhaps your 9 year old had better come on to the forum, more than likely we would get more sense.
Your last comment again just proves your arguments (if that's what they can be called) are just presumptions.
Not a good counter to a rational comment just to call someone childish, but then again what can one expect?
Ha ha ... your just out-crazying yourself now.
Go and learn something ...
15-04-2019, 06:18 PM
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Re: Flexible extension???
Originally Posted by itsme
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Yeh there are many reasons you voted leave, what a tosser Perhaps your 9 year old had better come on to the forum, more than likely we would get more sense.
Your last comment again just proves your arguments (if that's what they can be called) are just presumptions.
Not a good counter to a rational comment just to call someone childish, but then again what can one expect?
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