If Labour promises a new EU referendum, would you vote for them?

rancidpunk

I appreciate your intentions , but I use the funny icon as intended. If someone genuinely believes that lying in a campaign is perfectly acceptable,  as long as they're not the government, then I find that funnier than Theresa May buying flip flops for a walking holiday.

rancidpunk

Only if you ignore everything I've actually said, and continue drawing conclusions from your ass.

rancidpunk

May of missed something here , is this not a non issue , unless that is Labour have put ink down in their manifesto ?

raduv1

What is funny is when people complain that vote leave promised things and then expect a completely different group of people to implement them.

The £350m for the nhs being the most obvious example.

You'd think the official government position had been to campaign for brexit and that they'd been the ones making these promises.

1) I dispute the nature of these promises
2) Vote leave is not and never pretended to be the government.

You think the tories should be bound by anything vote leave said?

rancidpunk

Stuart Wright thought it was a thing so started a thread on it,  It's all a bit embarrassing now.

raduv1

Best not go against the guvnor , Tis a non issue though .

Bl4ckGryph0n

No I don't, you're the ultimate straw man. You need to start replying to what has been said, not what your mind interprets someone might possibly mean.

Bl4ckGryph0n

If anyone had said that, I'd be on your side. I've never said anything other than both campaigns were beyond awful. Please point out where I've said otherwise?
You, however, seem to think that not being the government gives you free reign to lie and mislead without reproach. I'll happily point out where you've said that.

Greg Hook

Ah, I've had another dud funny. How cute.

joner7777

Danm bugger me   this GE is gonna be hard on some as the bloody EU reforendum was basically Yes or No vote God knows what some will spout after the GE with more than two options