If we vote for Brexit what happens

Matt_L

prosaver wrote: »

How come the liberal leader has a say, didnt they come last in the election ?
Typical. .. bias bbc ( there's a beauty )

I just read an article where he complains about the lack of homes:wall:

Tromking

Conrad wrote: »

It's a casf once more of triggered liberals unable to withstand the burden of encountering alternate views, they will be calling for a safe space next.

This snowflake liberal thang is a real phenomenon. Maybe they experience severe internal doubts when threatened with new information?

Anyhow, I see chief snowflake Farron confirms wanting a second referndum. Not sure how this fits with Ms Millers view that Parliament must be the ultimate arbiter of democracy.

We need to be patient with the poor little cherubs Conrad, the neo-liberal consensus that kept them in cheap foreign Barista`s to the detriment of their fellow countrymen is falling about their ears.

CKhalvashi

Rinoa wrote: »

Will you be contesting the Stoke by-election?

No. (not long enough)

leveller2911

Conrad wrote: »

Anyhow, I see chief snowflake Farron confirms wanting a second referndum. Not sure how this fits with Ms Millers view that Parliament must be the ultimate arbiter of democracy.

Is this the same Tim Farron who was against the government giving the UK public the 1st referendum?.......... The same man who now wants a 2nd referendum for the sake of Democracy?..

That Tim Farron?.

CKhalvashi

A_Medium_Size_Jock wrote: »

Or do I really need to remind you of your own attempts at bullying within this forum?
I don't mind providing links if anyone thinks them necessary.

Please do.

How is requesting something isn't quoted and suggesting it is removed to respect my wishes at all bullying?

Especially after having a link to an address (although not mine but one of my professional advisors), my personal Twitter and a physical description published on this site, since removed. These incidents have been reported to the police as I have a duty to protect my own reputation and my family, and they're just the ones I've seen.

So, remind me which side is doing the bullying again. I definitely haven't gone out of my way to attempt to stalk anyone, nor to the best of my knowledge has any remainer here.

mrginge

CKhalvashi wrote: »

Especially after having a link to an address (although not mine but one of my professional advisors), my personal Twitter and a physical description published on this site, since removed. These incidents have been reported to the police as I have a duty to protect my own reputation and my family, and they're just the ones I've seen.

Wasting police time is a criminal offence.

Thrugelmir

Herzlos wrote: »

Unfortunately, I have pretty much no confidence that she'll get an agreement on it.

It's a negotiating stance. Both sides will trade away compromises from their initial default positions. There again the EU (as a whole ) might not. So May has the backstop that the UK starts afresh immediately. No need to wait.

CKhalvashi

mrginge wrote: »

Wasting police time is a criminal offence.

So is borderline stalking. I've already quoted the relevant legislation.

Who is wasting police time? I can't see anyone that has.

A_Medium_Size_Jock

CKhalvashi wrote: »

Please do.

How is requesting something isn't quoted and suggesting it is removed to respect my wishes at all bullying?

Especially after having a link to an address (although not mine but one of my professional advisors), my personal Twitter and a physical description published on this site, since removed. These incidents have been reported to the police as I have a duty to protect my own reputation and my family, and they're just the ones I've seen.

So, remind me which side is doing the bullying again. I definitely haven't gone out of my way to attempt to stalk anyone, nor to the best of my knowledge has any remainer here.

You really do appear to have a determination to appear bullied when evidence in this thread very clearly shows you to be the perpetrator so - for the benefit of both Wotsthat and yourself - if anyone else is really that interested may I suggest that you read from post # 15041 onwards as a starting point.


Again I add that posting in a public forum and then requesting not to be quoted is at best inappropriate.
If you do not wish something you say to be used against you, don't say it.
Simple, really as well as obvious.

Tromking

CKhalvashi wrote: »

So is borderline stalking. I've already quoted the relevant legislation.

Who is wasting police time? I can't see anyone that has.

The case that borderline stalking is an offence, is at best....borderline!
Stop being a big fannie and move on.