Brexit -am I stupid or what

Jacob Rees-Mogg:

Referendum - +4% in favour of leave - wants a hard Brexit - fair enough;
PM Vote - +70% in favour of Tes - he says she should resign as 30% of tories are against her - not fair enough;

Smacks of double standards to me......

 

With you on this one Freddy. To be fair it's only this thread which seems to decry viewpoints . All the other forum posts are lovely So don't throw the towel in mate

 

Oh don't depart @Freddy you often give me a smile and a chuckle. I too was upset today about something else on GC but then thought "who's the moron him or me"? Glad to say it's him as unlike the Brexit forum debate there was a definite right answer (RHS agrees) which was MINE!. You have lots of "friends" on GC.
I am so very very sick and tired of people verbally at least fighting with each other. Since about 2010 there never seems to have been a month when there wasn't uproar and bitter political rivalry. We up here in Scotland have had a double doze of divisive referendums/referenda...god that will now cause another heated debate as to which is correct....sigh and by the looks of things even after the dust has settled with Brexit we will have ANOTHER gut wrench/family separating referendum to look forward to.

 

Personally, I've said it before I know, but anyone in their own rights cannot expect to leave the EU and not expect a border. On that I agree with the EU.
Its what happens, so.....if N.I think they can leave the EU and not accept a border......, I dont know what to say.
My reasons for leaving are, I actually want a border between me and the EU, we have one,and always have, it's just a fair bit too leaky for my likings.

 

I remember Ted Heath as the worst prime minister of my lifetime.
Three day week, miners strike etc.

He was a total disaster.

 

Ireland doesn't have a say, its up to them if they build the border.
We leave, they build a border if their Masters the EU tell them to.
If they want to do a Trump and build a wall its up to them.

 

Actually it is exactly what you did say....................

However, what you were trying to say actually makes sense now.
I must admit that I do not understand this paranoia over this. Let us cut the crap here - Europe wants shot of us (unless we do an about turn). The markets want it. All this uncertainty is bad for both sides and for the wider global economy as well. No one is trying to trap us. Sorry if this doesn't tally in with peoples idea of the EU being the big bad wolf.

 

I just tend to think there are borders far longer than a miserly 331 miles, even in the EU than that.