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Re: Today's EU question: how would you vote?
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Originally Posted by g jones
Labour's promise at the last election was NO to an EU referendum. You may not like it, but I did what I promised. I hope you can concede that at the very least.
Whatever my own feelings I don't think knee jerk opportunistic u-turns are the answer. Besides there was no credible argument, just a disorganised incoherent ramble from the likes of Mr Nuttall, Mr Jackson and Co.
In the end it is about taking the tough and unpopular decisions but which are in the areas best interests. I believe without a shadow of doubt I did that. Some may disagree and they have their vote at future elections. I have said this many times, on these occasions, votes don't inform my decision. I expect to lose on the cross on belief and principle.
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Since posting this on October 10th.
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Originally Posted by g jones
I personally have no objection to a simple in out vote. Settles the issue democratically.
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What happened to the democracy you talked about?
At least attempt at being consistent in what you say.
Folk round here aren't half as stupid as you seem to think.
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