GloryHunter07
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She is a xenophobe, but smart enough to see the folly of Brexit.She is he most xenophobic home sec we've had in recent history .I struggle to bekiebe she was a real remainer.
She is a xenophobe, but smart enough to see the folly of Brexit.She is he most xenophobic home sec we've had in recent history .I struggle to bekiebe she was a real remainer.
Russia at it againDown for maintenance. Crooked as feck.
Last time a petition like this got around 2 million signatures. Which is roughly 3% of the total population of the country, not a waste at all. It'll probably get more this time round I imagine.16,141,241 people already voted to remain, what difference is some poxy little petition going to make with less than a million These petitions are a complete waste of time.
I'd like to think it will make a tiny bit of difference to any sort of outcome but it sadly won't.Last time a petition like this got around 2 million signatures. Which is roughly 3% of the total population of the country, not a waste at all. It'll probably get more this time round I imagine.
Why wasn't that a waste?Last time a petition like this got around 2 million signatures. Which is roughly 3% of the total population of the country, not a waste at all. It'll probably get more this time round I imagine.
Oh I agree, it would need to reach around 6.5m signatures to make a real significance given that would be around 10% of the population. But given it takes like 10 seconds to sign it, I don't see a reason not too if you believe in it.I'd like to think it will make a tiny bit of difference to any sort of outcome but it sadly won't.
It was brought up in the Parliament and although nothing actually happened (no surprise given the relatively low figures) it did at least give a voice to those annoyed people which nobody else at the time was voicing.Why wasn't that a waste?
Server keeps crashing.830,000 and counting but still not taking new signatures
Really struggling to see how that answered his question.It was brought up in the Parliament and although nothing actually happened (no surprise given the relatively low figures) it did at least give a voice to those annoyed people which nobody else at the time was voicing.
It's actually the Kennedy culmination of a Chinese whisper maybe originating from John Stuart Mill."The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" Edmund Burke
I've signed it but i have to agree, they usually send some junior minister who parrots off some prepared statements. You can almost predict their response.Really struggling to see how that answered his question.
Unless you would also count screaming into a pillow or punching a door as productive uses of time?
No wonder, look at what you have to do to confirm.Server keeps crashing.
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Takes us 10 seconds to sign but if enough people did sign it then its provides MPs who believe in revoking Article 50 some actual ammunition. Having a 5m signed petition from the general public isn't useless. Granted, the likelihood if it changing anything is very low, but may as well try right?Really struggling to see how that answered his question.
Unless you would also count screaming into a pillow or punching a door as productive uses of time?
That's what this one's for … sign it!I think the only online petition I have ever signed was one about releasing the fully uncut version of Ken Russell's The Devils on DVD.
yep same for me - no email. Wouldn't put it past them to have turned off so more people can't sign itNo wonder, look at what you have to do to confirm.
This was captured over 1 hour ago and still no e-mail.
Don't worry, it comes through eventually. Mine took about an hour.yep same for me - no email. Wouldn't put it past them to have turned off so more people can't sign it
Tomorrow? It's Saturday innit?The projected huge turnout for tomorrows peaceful march also might not make a difference to the members of the British parliament but it might help to focus the minds of those in Europe to the "real" feelings of the British public.
I have a very worrying feeling that there may be agitators along the way so that the likes of the Daily Mail can get a pic of retaliation for their Sunday front page but if people can't see through that scam the country's dead!
It's gonna be epic!
Yep. Look out for statues of Churchill covered in cat poo and silly string.The projected huge turnout for tomorrows peaceful march also might not make a difference to the members of the British parliament but it might help to focus the minds of those in Europe to the "real" feelings of the British public.
I have a very worrying feeling that there may be agitators along the way so that the likes of the Daily Mail can get a pic of retaliation for their Sunday front page but if people can't see through that scam the country's dead!
It's gonna be epic!
I do wonder if the EU appreciate that it is only half of the country (probably not even that now), and mostly the old people, who are complete idiots. The other half is quite pro-EU.it might help to focus the minds of those in Europe to the "real" feelings of the British public.
I just decided I'm starting tomorrow.Tomorrow? It's Saturday innit?
I live in Germany and the people are still quite gutted (although increasingly bemused) and seem to want it all to just end with Britain staying.I do wonder if the EU appreciate that it is only half of the country (probably not even that now), and mostly the old people, who are complete idiots. The other half is quite pro-EU.
Unfortunately, there is nothing that the EU can do with that. It's british MPs that should appreciate it and take an actual decision.I do wonder if the EU appreciate that it is only half of the country (probably not even that now), and mostly the old people, who are complete idiots. The other half is quite pro-EU.
I doubt the EU care. It is, ultimately, irrelevant (unless a 2nd ref happens, obviously).I do wonder if the EU appreciate that it is only half of the country (probably not even that now), and mostly the old people, who are complete idiots. The other half is quite pro-EU.
So..old people are complete idiots are they.I do wonder if the EU appreciate that it is only half of the country (probably not even that now), and mostly the old people, who are complete idiots. The other half is quite pro-EU.