Non-Labour voting anti-HardBrexiters, would you vote Labour?
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Yes, another Brexit Topic 
Emily Thornberry was interviewed on Hard Talk, and the position of Labour is that in the event of no deal, they will block it in the Commons and the Lords, leading to a no confidence motion, and then a general election will be held.
The Labour position is to 'respect Brexit' by leaving as such, but striking a deal to operate in exactly the same was as currently for an undefined period i.e. a pseudo Brexit in name only.
That made me wonder how non-labour voters would vote if this did occur, Corbynism on one side, and Hard Brexit on the other?
Emily Thornberry was interviewed on Hard Talk, and the position of Labour is that in the event of no deal, they will block it in the Commons and the Lords, leading to a no confidence motion, and then a general election will be held.
The Labour position is to 'respect Brexit' by leaving as such, but striking a deal to operate in exactly the same was as currently for an undefined period i.e. a pseudo Brexit in name only.
That made me wonder how non-labour voters would vote if this did occur, Corbynism on one side, and Hard Brexit on the other?
So if that is true, Labour are stating that if the negotiations result in a deal that is bad for Britain, and the government say that a 'no deal' situation is better for the national interest, that they would prefer to have a bad damaging deal that would go to only benefit the EU at the expense of the UK?
Is that how they are to 'respect brexit' ?
Hard Brexit is a no-brainer choice vs a bad deal from the EU.
There is NO CHANCE I would vote Labour, no chance at all. Their performance in the house of commons, especially from their make-shift shadow cabinet during PM question times is laughable at best. Scary at worst, considering this is supposed to be the political class of Britain.
Also with Labour moving to the hard left under the union directed Corbyn, which by the way if the conservatives moved similar distance towards the right would have instantly been called extreme-right, also means I have no interest in their current philosophy.
Is that how they are to 'respect brexit' ?
Hard Brexit is a no-brainer choice vs a bad deal from the EU.
There is NO CHANCE I would vote Labour, no chance at all. Their performance in the house of commons, especially from their make-shift shadow cabinet during PM question times is laughable at best. Scary at worst, considering this is supposed to be the political class of Britain.
Also with Labour moving to the hard left under the union directed Corbyn, which by the way if the conservatives moved similar distance towards the right would have instantly been called extreme-right, also means I have no interest in their current philosophy.
hyphen said:
Yes, another Brexit Topic
Emily Thornberry was interviewed on Hard Talk, and the position of Labour is that in the event of no deal, they will block it in the Commons and the Lords, leading to a no confidence motion, and then a general election will be held.
The Labour position is to 'respect Brexit' by leaving as such, but striking a deal to operate in exactly the same was as currently for an undefined period i.e. a pseudo Brexit in name only.
That made me wonder how non-labour voters would vote if this did occur, Corbynism on one side, and Hard Brexit on the other?
Corbyn is pro brexit. Emily Thornberry was interviewed on Hard Talk, and the position of Labour is that in the event of no deal, they will block it in the Commons and the Lords, leading to a no confidence motion, and then a general election will be held.
The Labour position is to 'respect Brexit' by leaving as such, but striking a deal to operate in exactly the same was as currently for an undefined period i.e. a pseudo Brexit in name only.
That made me wonder how non-labour voters would vote if this did occur, Corbynism on one side, and Hard Brexit on the other?
It was the traditional (ie working class rather than civil servants) labour voters that largely voted for brexit.
Edited by CubanPete on Saturday 21st October 19:49
SantaBarbara said:
Who is Emily Thornberry?
A politician of great stature who talks sense. She exudes intelligence and pragmatism. She also makes me exceedingly horny. Unlike say Angela Raynor, (probably the most overtly sexual of current MP's ) Emily doesn't wear too many low cup tops that show her breasts to great effect. She is hot as she is and I can imagine no stranger to the more racy racks of the M&S Lingerie section.Tryke3 said:
Labour and JC will be in power next year, thnnk this is what brexiters meant when they said a little bit of pain but worth it
Hahahahhahaha
Can you feel that? That sensation?Hahahahhahaha
That’s a Brexit deal coming closer.
As it becomes closer, Corbyn looks increasingly irrelevant and the uncertainty that makes him attractive dissipates.
techiedave said:
SantaBarbara said:
Who is Emily Thornberry?
A politician of great stature who talks sense. She exudes intelligence and pragmatism. She also makes me exceedingly horny. Unlike say Angela Raynor, (probably the most overtly sexual of current MP's ) Emily doesn't wear too many low cup tops that show her breasts to great effect. She is hot as she is and I can imagine no stranger to the more racy racks of the M&S Lingerie section.
loafer123 said:
Can you feel that? That sensation?
That’s a Brexit deal coming closer.
As it becomes closer, Corbyn looks increasingly irrelevant and the uncertainty that makes him attractive dissipates.
Yeah in your wotld maybe, people have had enough of the conservatives, personally i think they will be out of power for a good 10 years... welcome brexit That’s a Brexit deal coming closer.
As it becomes closer, Corbyn looks increasingly irrelevant and the uncertainty that makes him attractive dissipates.
Im NO JC fan, but f
k me current lot are incompetent Tryke3 said:
loafer123 said:
Can you feel that? That sensation?
That’s a Brexit deal coming closer.
As it becomes closer, Corbyn looks increasingly irrelevant and the uncertainty that makes him attractive dissipates.
Yeah in your wotld maybe, people have had enough of the conservatives, personally i think they will be out of power for a good 10 years... welcome brexit That’s a Brexit deal coming closer.
As it becomes closer, Corbyn looks increasingly irrelevant and the uncertainty that makes him attractive dissipates.
Im NO JC fan, but f
k me current lot are incompetent I imagine she would secretly celebrate the day and embrace her woman hood by a cami sole typev top and French knickers
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