Brexit omelette with ham and cheese.

[Pyraxis]

 

['andersom']

 

[odeon]

And Theresa May lost.

[benjimanbreeg]

Not really, she voted for us to remain.  She's a fraud.  The only people losing are the taxpayers as that fraud didn't trigger article 50 in her first day of office. 

[odeon]

Oh, don't worry about the taxpayers. They always lose.

[benjimanbreeg]

Not if we actually leave the EU and single market like we voted for. 

[odeon]

Ah, you mean like when they promised that the millions going to the EU would be redirected to the NHS?

[benjimanbreeg]

Ah, you mean like when they promised that the millions going to the EU would be redirected to the NHS?

The Prime Minister said voting leave was what ISIS wanted and the remain side said there'd be a recession.  But you only focus on one side.  Not sure why you just made some irrelevant point and didn't address mine. 

[odeon]

Actually you didn't vote to leave the single market. An easy mistake to make, I know.

[benjimanbreeg]

Yes we did, they're just playing an Animal Farm trick of thinking people are too stupid to remember.  Amazing how you just parrot exactly what comes from corrupt politicians and corporate media.

[odeon]

Yes we did, they're just playing an Animal Farm trick of thinking people are too stupid to remember.  Amazing how you just parrot exactly what comes from corrupt politicians and corporate media.

I guess it's just one of your alternative facts.

[benjimanbreeg]

Yes we did, they're just playing an Animal Farm trick of thinking people are too stupid to remember.  Amazing how you just parrot exactly what comes from corrupt politicians and corporate media.

I guess it's just one of your alternative facts.

There was discussion at the beginning of the referendum campaign about a complex vote which would have involved asking whether we'd stay in the single market etc but Cameron made it clear that it was an in or out vote.  The single market is entwined with being in the EU.  Cameron also made it clear that if we voted to leave we would be leaving the single market.  George Osborne also made this clear.  During the months of arguing the remain side were warning us that we shouldn't vote to leave because of the damage leaving the single market would do to our economy etc. 

I hope I've simplified that enough for you to understand 

[odeon]

Which were their way of warning for the possible consequences. The referendum, as most referendums, was not legally binding and did not include anything beyond remaining or leaving the EU. You should note that the single market has non-EU members, too.

Amusingly enough, Theresa May et al thought they would get to define what it actually meant without a vote in the Parliament.

[benjimanbreeg]

No, it was their was of using propaganda to try and make people vote a certain way.  It didn't work and the propaganda has become even more hysterical.  As I said, it was made clear that we were voting to leave the EU and single market.  Now you're making irrelevant points and changing the subject. 

You should be proud of your hero.  She's intentionally dithered around to delay the process and made sure there's a vote.  Cameron should have triggered article 50 immediately after the referendum, instead he ran away crying.  Parliament passed the question over to the people after a unanimous vote and the result has given them a mandate to trigger article 50, vote or no vote.  I'm actually glad there's going to be a vote cause if the MP or Lords vote against it people will just wake up even more to what we're up against. 

[odeon]

She's not my hero, she's a spineless cunt. I guess you have issues with reading comprehension.

You also don't have any clue about your country's legislation and the way it works, do you?