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

EarthRod

Errrrrr. I don't know where to begin with this.

You've heard of the Scottish parliament right? Where Sturgeon is first minister.

Which isn't what is being voted for on June 8 which is for the UK parliament.

Plus of course there is pretty much no chance the tories get more votes in Scotland than the SNP who currently hold 56 of 59 seats.

The Dude

Ooops, sorry. Apologies, I'm a bit thick. I'll edit to suit.

EarthRod

Not sure why @rancidpunk thinks post #72 is funny.

Perhaps he can find evidence of where vote leave said they were in government and had the authority to implement any specific policy?

IronGiant

Because I find it utterly hilarious.

The bolded part even more so, but I can only give it one funny.
Perhaps you can find evidence of the existence of fairies as well?

krish

Hilarious?  You are an odd guy to find that funny.

You seem to be taking the position that anything anyone from vote leave said is a full on commitment and promise. You reject the counter that they were careful to say they were not in government and could only make proposal for future policies.

Is it too much to ask you what you base this on?

IronGiant

Exactly. However much those who voted to remain keep bitching about the lies told by the leave camp, the remain camp were just as bad. Two very poor campaigns.

krish

Question Time's banana woman probably did

joner7777

Is that a specific commitment? With a date when it will be delivered?

Or is it just a disingenuous slogan which no prominent leave campaigners ever actually said?

You think this has greater weight than the specific proposals they made and all the interviews, debates, etc where they never made the £350m promise.

GadgetObsessed

I thought this forum was all about AV gear, now political posts are here!
I would sooner talk about a AVR than suited manikins any day.

IronGiant

Errr. You are in the politics sub forum?