Message from @OneTrueGod

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2019-11-19 01:59:15 UTC  

and the gold will flow

2019-11-19 02:00:46 UTC  

well, that and if the voting was done via an automated process that everyone could audit, you'd be able to trust a slim majority. otherwise, it's within the margin of error

2019-11-19 02:01:02 UTC  

51/49 is inconclusive

2019-11-19 02:02:23 UTC  

a +/-3% margin of error is all one can realistically hope to acheive

2019-11-19 02:02:44 UTC  

who tf is becky and derek? lmao

2019-11-19 02:03:02 UTC  

Direct democracy can be bad as well though 🤔

2019-11-19 02:03:10 UTC  

In the case of BRexit I would agree with it

2019-11-19 02:03:38 UTC  

However in the case of some Goebbels type coming along and managing to propagandarise people it could be a net negative

2019-11-19 02:04:10 UTC  

agreed, in fact no one should be allowed to vote that cannot clearly describe the position of BOTH canadates

2019-11-19 02:04:35 UTC  

or the trade-offs involved in any one issue

2019-11-19 02:04:47 UTC  

Precisely my problem with people in todays democracies tbh

2019-11-19 02:05:17 UTC  

"I want leave" "do you know the position of remain" Well they want to remain" "yea ok, but why" "..." switch it to the opposite and its the same tbh

2019-11-19 02:06:05 UTC  

yeah, what does leaving entail? if BOTH sides were clear on this the vote would be more balanced

2019-11-19 02:06:19 UTC  

I genuinely don't care what peoples positions are IRL provided they can defend them, like if someone can make a good flat earth argument i'd be like "ok fair one" where as someone who says "the world is round coz we all know that" is more likely to get ridicule from me

2019-11-19 02:06:50 UTC  

lmao dissenter removed the built in proxy settings without notification

2019-11-19 02:07:16 UTC  

well, 'caring' or even 'agreeing' with one's position is irrelevant. Only that you UNDERSTAND the position the other is taking

2019-11-19 02:07:50 UTC  

Leaving for me was always about a no deal leave tbh. then we can negotiate from that position any deals we want as an independent nation (do we want tariff or tariff free deals with the EU, etc)

2019-11-19 02:08:09 UTC  

Direct democracies would only work if everyone was educated, thought critically and was intelligent enough to apply those qualities

2019-11-19 02:08:26 UTC  

Anything less isn't a real BRexit and still ties us in, not to mention leaving the EU is just the first part, there are still 3 other European institutions (such as the ECHR) that we also have to leave

2019-11-19 02:08:55 UTC  

Social media shit storms and job lynch mobs show how well that works in application

2019-11-19 02:09:09 UTC  

Not very

2019-11-19 02:09:09 UTC  

speaking as an american though, i think it was more than alittle naive to think Brexit would be executed when it required more than a single election cycle to implement

2019-11-19 02:09:25 UTC  

Well tbh that is because remain and the globalists are totally against it

2019-11-19 02:09:32 UTC  

You have a parliament that is at least 75% remain as well

2019-11-19 02:09:39 UTC  

negotiates are like playing poker and you can't play the game if the moment the cards are dealt, everyone knows your hand

2019-11-19 02:09:53 UTC  

Brexit didn't happen because Parliament blocked it at every turn

2019-11-19 02:09:53 UTC  

Nobody significant wants BRexit to happen at the top

2019-11-19 02:10:09 UTC  

Basically

2019-11-19 02:10:19 UTC  

Parliament needs dissolving, completely

2019-11-19 02:10:27 UTC  

@ManAnimal I like negotiating with pre-knowledge on the results 😉

2019-11-19 02:10:37 UTC  

@OneTrueGod, i think you are confusing 'cause' and ' effect'

2019-11-19 02:10:42 UTC  

The tories didn't want it, then when BoJo came in the opposition of EVERY PARTY basically worked together (which is unheard of) and have denied every single law/position he has tried to pass

2019-11-19 02:11:07 UTC  

Proving minority govts don't work, and increasing the British peoples disposition to a tyrannical authoritarian govt

2019-11-19 02:11:08 UTC  

one side knows the end, if you're not it, you lose

2019-11-19 02:11:13 UTC  

Brexit required someone to actively pursue and execute according to a pre-established plan

2019-11-19 02:11:22 UTC  

That is literallt what the opposition has done- made almost half of Brits consider throwing down liberty and democracy

2019-11-19 02:11:27 UTC  

The other week people in Parliament were talking about incels, 4chan, 8chan and misogyny, they need flushing down the toilet, all of them

2019-11-19 02:12:06 UTC  

The minister doesn't give a flying fuck about teenagers not having sex

2019-11-19 02:12:21 UTC  

the pre established plan that was on the ballot was "leave completely" or "remain" with the implications being leave was no deal exist, and remain was potentially closer Union (such as the Euro in the future)

2019-11-19 02:12:24 UTC  

Parliament are worthless trash

2019-11-19 02:12:41 UTC  

What SHOULD have happend is that a seperate committee independant of Paraliment should have been tasked for carrying out Brexit BEFORE they announced the results