TV chat, what are you watching?

[LordRaven]

So is Brexit definitely going to happen now?

Not as voted for. But we will technically leave the EU - and that should be enough to satisfy most people.

What I don't understand, is how come the majority were against leaving and many voters who voted for leave have changed their mind, so how could this have happend?

The majority are still against Brexit if you look at raw numbers. But the Remain vote was split between parties whereas the Brexit vote remained firm - and so under our "first past the post" system the Brexiteers won.

46% OF THE VOTE IS HUGE!

[McAz]

So is Brexit definitely going to happen now?

Not as voted for. But we will technically leave the EU - and that should be enough to satisfy most people.

What I don't understand, is how come the majority were against leaving and many voters who voted for leave have changed their mind, so how could this have happend?

The majority are still against Brexit if you look at raw numbers. But the Remain vote was split between parties whereas the Brexit vote remained firm - and so under our "first past the post" system the Brexiteers won.

46% OF THE VOTE IS HUGE!

46% of 67.3% (turn-out) does not a majority for Brexit make.

[LordRaven]

Not as voted for. But we will technically leave the EU - and that should be enough to satisfy most people.

What I don't understand, is how come the majority were against leaving and many voters who voted for leave have changed their mind, so how could this have happend?

The majority are still against Brexit if you look at raw numbers. But the Remain vote was split between parties whereas the Brexit vote remained firm - and so under our "first past the post" system the Brexiteers won.

46% OF THE VOTE IS HUGE!

46% of 67.3% (turn-out) does not a majority for Brexit make.

I have been hearing people come up with excuses like "it was too cold, it was the rain" and other silly such sayings.

When the real answer is Corbyn The Unelectable and his front bench fruitcakes were to blame.

[McAz]

46% of 67.3% (turn-out) does not a majority for Brexit make.

I have been hearing people come up with excuses like "it was too cold, it was the rain" and other silly such sayings.

When the real answer is Corbyn The Unelectable and his front bench fruitcakes were to blame.

No, the real answer was Labour's faffing about on Brexit. And that began even before the referendum result with Corbyn's indecisiveness. Had Corbyn showed even a modicum more leadership in 2016 none of this would have happened.

[LordRaven]

46% of 67.3% (turn-out) does not a majority for Brexit make.

I have been hearing people come up with excuses like "it was too cold, it was the rain" and other silly such sayings.

When the real answer is Corbyn The Unelectable and his front bench fruitcakes were to blame.

No, the real answer was Labour's faffing about on Brexit. And that began even before the referendum result with Corbyn's indecisiveness. Had Corbyn showed even a modicum more leadership in 2016 none of this would have happened.

Traditional Labour Party Voters Voted For Brexit in the referendum!
Their elected members then ignored that.
Result ==Backlash!

Simple

[McAz]

46% of 67.3% (turn-out) does not a majority for Brexit make.

I have been hearing people come up with excuses like "it was too cold, it was the rain" and other silly such sayings.

When the real answer is Corbyn The Unelectable and his front bench fruitcakes were to blame.

No, the real answer was Labour's faffing about on Brexit. And that began even before the referendum result with Corbyn's indecisiveness. Had Corbyn showed even a modicum more leadership in 2016 none of this would have happened.

Traditional Labour Party Voters Voted For Brexit in the referendum!
Their elected members then ignored that.
Result ==Backlash!

Simple

Alternatively, had Labour stood firmer against Brexit before the referendum then the result would have been different.

Equally simple.

[LordRaven]

46% of 67.3% (turn-out) does not a majority for Brexit make.

I have been hearing people come up with excuses like "it was too cold, it was the rain" and other silly such sayings.

When the real answer is Corbyn The Unelectable and his front bench fruitcakes were to blame.

No, the real answer was Labour's faffing about on Brexit. And that began even before the referendum result with Corbyn's indecisiveness. Had Corbyn showed even a modicum more leadership in 2016 none of this would have happened.

Traditional Labour Party Voters Voted For Brexit in the referendum!
Their elected members then ignored that.
Result ==Backlash!

Simple

Alternatively, had Labour stood firmer against Brexit before the referendum then the result would have been different.

Equally simple.

QED Corbyn ruined it

[McAz]

Alternatively, had Labour stood firmer against Brexit before the referendum then the result would have been different.

Equally simple.

QED Corbyn ruined it

I've always blamed Corbyn for Brexit - a little unfairly perhaps, but what should I care?

[LordRaven]

Alternatively, had Labour stood firmer against Brexit before the referendum then the result would have been different.

Equally simple.

QED Corbyn ruined it

I've always blamed Corbyn for Brexit - a little unfairly perhaps, but what should I care?

I do think the impetus in Momentum needs to end

[McAz]

Alternatively, had Labour stood firmer against Brexit before the referendum then the result would have been different.

Equally simple.

QED Corbyn ruined it

I've always blamed Corbyn for Brexit - a little unfairly perhaps, but what should I care?

I do think the impetus in Momentum needs to end

I saw it all before with Militant and Hatton. These people come and go.

[HobbitFeet]

this is so not tv chat

I blame holly

[Lady Murasaki]

Stooos stressed, he’ll believe anything.

Brexit, that has been his and many of our biggest problem's for years

And how many people really understand what the EU is all about?

Oh please tell us LM!!!!

Nobody knows, that’s why this is the clusterfk that it is.

[HobbitFeet]

don't worry you snidey little fuck somebody will approve it if you try enough times

[Guest]

Anyway. Back to TV

Watching Rush, saw it at the cinema when it was first released, even better in our new home cinema.

[xtras1]

Anyway. Back to TV

Watching Rush, saw it at the cinema when it was first released, even better in our new home cinema.

Just googled that film looks good