You cant help but think this referendum is getting everyone in a lather

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Originally Posted by The Jorge

This note was left on a car today in Hampstead (Admittedly the less nice bit when compared to Basically Hampstead) and they're definitely Vote Lave.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CkbfCYKXAAAv7f-.jpg

Also, "Hi Hitler" :wave:

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A very poor effort from the left there J. Was this one you did yourself? To make these things look more realistic you should keep the spelling correct. Im giving this one a 0.5 out of 10.

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Originally Posted by Herr Floyd

A very poor effort from the left there J. Was this one you did yourself? To make these things look more realistic you should keep the spelling correct. Im giving this one a 0.5 out of 10.

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You know when I said "Hi Hitler :wave:" I didnt mean you

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Originally Posted by The Jorge

You know when I said "Hi Hitler :wave:" I didnt mean you

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What would make you think I did think that. Last time I checked Hitler was sadly no longer with us.

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Originally Posted by Pokster

:sigh: We were too tired for Cockermouth after all the walking and fresh air... almost killed the dog with all the exercise she got

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Of your dog, not of you obviously.

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Originally Posted by Sir C

And significant numbers of people aren't going to take the risk of changing the status quo. It'll be a landlslide for remain.

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This is how I see it going, too.

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Originally Posted by The Jorge

Very much the devil and the deep blue sea for the Corduroy Cassanova imo. Mind you, he's spoke passionately and well on the bits he does believe in.

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He also spoke out well against TTIP, saying that a Labour Govt would veto it. I don't know whether the dictatorship would allow us to veto it, but it's good to see his heart is in the right place, even when he does look like a turkey voting for Christmas.

Still, they can try, and if it means Labour campaigning to save the NHS by vetoing TTIP while the Cons campaign to privatise it permanently by backing TTIP, then Corbs should in that scenario win the election quite comfortably imo. Then we'll see what the EU thinks of an ELECTED government. Oh wait though, as you said earlier, you don't believe in the electorate either. :-(

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Originally Posted by Ash

He also spoke out well against TTIP, saying that a Labour Govt would veto it. I don't know whether the dictatorship would allow us to veto it, but it's good to see his heart is in the right place, even when he does look like a turkey voting for Christmas.

Still, they can try, and if it means Labour campaigning to save the NHS by vetoing TTIP while the Cons campaign to privatise it permanently by backing TTIP, then Corbs should in that scenario win the election quite comfortably imo. Then we'll see what the EU thinks of an ELECTED government. Oh wait though, as you said earlier, you don't believe in the electorate either. :-(

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And you do have faith in the ****ing dullards that liked this lot so much they returned them to government?

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Originally Posted by The Jorge

And you do have faith in the ****ing dullards that liked this lot so much they returned them to government?

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That's democracy, old chap. :shrug: TAnd that's ordinary people you're talking about.

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Originally Posted by The Jorge

And you do have faith in the ****ing dullards that liked this lot so much they returned them to government?

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:clap: That's the spirit. Those who disagree with me must be stupid. :clap:

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Originally Posted by Ash

He also spoke out well against TTIP, saying that a Labour Govt would veto it. I don't know whether the dictatorship would allow us to veto it, but it's good to see his heart is in the right place, even when he does look like a turkey voting for Christmas.

Still, they can try, and if it means Labour campaigning to save the NHS by vetoing TTIP while the Cons campaign to privatise it permanently by backing TTIP, then Corbs should in that scenario win the election quite comfortably imo. Then we'll see what the EU thinks of an ELECTED government. Oh wait though, as you said earlier, you don't believe in the electorate either. :-(

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You seem to have this idea the wrong was round, a - I mean apart from confusing the EU with something out of 1984. The fact is that TTIP will never see the light of day (certainly not in anything resembling its current state) because it would be rejected by democratically elected governments as many leaders have already said. This dictatorship you speak of - it doesn't exist. Also citing the future of the NHS as a t-tipping point is a tad odd when the three of the main men behind the leave campaign area all in favour of ****ing it royally up