Honestly Tories are vermin.

Fuck Boris Johnson.

Make Britain great again?

Corbyn's finally agreed to back a second referendum + remain (in the event of a Tory deal at least)

Prime Minister Jezza when

JUST GET ON WITH IT.

JUST LEAVE.

UK OUT OF ENGLAND. NOW.

Boris is about to be announced as Prime Minister.

lads it's all fucked

corbyn's no confidence vote will likely fail because lib dems and tories are spinless and care more about their parties than the country, boris will be able to slip no deal through, he'll win the following election and we'll descend further into the tory hellworld

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-49493632

lads

democracy has been fucking SUSPENDED in this country

I don't want to hear another word about "democracy" from Brexiteers.

Get the guillotines.

>vote for brexit
>government stalls for 3 years
>obvious they're attempting to subvert the will of the voters
>elected official stops government from stalling
>omg death of democracy

The only reason why people like Boris and Nigel want a no deal Brexit is because it means the UK can be turned into a tax free haven.

Rich people are fucking scum.

It seems that no one can decide on a deal and that your government is just continuously trying to delay Brexit until they can get a government in that will just decide to take Brexit away. At least from an outsiders perspective, it feels like Johnson is telling Parliament to quit fucking around. After reading several articles they still have a window (a very very small one I see) to get a deal passed but that remainers just want to stall cause they don't want either a deal or no-deal.

That's not what's happening. The opposition MPs (which include leave supporters) want a second referendum (as opposed to just revoking Article 50 outright), because of the fact that parliament can't decide on a deal. They feel that ultimately the most democratic thing would be to go back to the people with a new referendum containing options for No Deal, Deal, and Remain, as this would be the easiest way to break the deadlock. It's been 3 years since the 2016 referendum, and the public knows so much more than they did back then, plus all the stuff with the leave campaigns breaking the law and whatnot. What Boris is doing is bypassing that and making the decision for everyone. He is completely undermining our representative democracy with this action, and it's revolting.

If they didn't have to listen to the referendum why did Cameron leave? It's dishonest to say you'll have a vote on what the country wants and after it goes through say "Well I don't technically have to follow it so up yours." It just makes the vote look like an over-glorified polling.

The referendum WAS over-glorified polling. Nothing about it was legally binding, but the public was led to believe that it was an actual "vote". That's why MPs for so long were afraid of the prospect of a second referendum of revoking Article 50, because people had been led to believe that the 2016 referendum was absolutely final. Cameron left because he felt that the Prime Minister to deliver Brexit should be someone other than him as he led the campaign to remain. The only reason David Cameron promised a referendum in the first place was so he could use it to win back votes from UKIP in the 2015 election.

Noooo don't suspend parliament you're so democratic haha x

Didn't May have three different plans that weren't "No-Deal" denied? You could say they were shitty plans, but if No-Deal is the shittiest of the shit surely hers weren't as bad? Are you saying there isn't anybody in the Remain camp in Parliament not just denying anything that doesn't involve staying?