Pet Shop Boys say NO to Brexit
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Pet Shop Boys say NO to Brexit
http://petshopboys.co.uk/pet-texts/2017 ... parliament
March to Parliament
If you live in the London area and feel strongly about staying in Europe, this is happening on Saturday. More information at the link below. Neil x
March to Parliament
If you live in the London area and feel strongly about staying in Europe, this is happening on Saturday. More information at the link below. Neil x
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Tom Angel
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Re: Pet Shop Boys say NO to Brexit
Even PSB get it wrong sometimes - the UK will still be in Europe. We will simply not be in the EU. These things are NOT the same. It's a rather embarrassingly reductive argument.
Anyway. I'm busy.
Anyway. I'm busy.
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Re: Pet Shop Boys say NO to Brexit
It's fact that we will remain as part of Europe. So the statement ..'feel strongly about staying in Europe' is inaccurate. It should read: feel strongly about staying in the EU.
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Waste of time - we are leaving the EU and it's time to get over it...
Not what I want particularly, but that's what is happening and a march on Saturday will do naff all to change it.
Not what I want particularly, but that's what is happening and a march on Saturday will do naff all to change it.
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It shows the world that you've got substance and depth.
It shows the world that you've got substance and depth.
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"Breaking News.... Britain will now remain in the E.U. after Susan from Weston-Super-Mare did some walking with a home-made sign...."
Seriously. Comic relief and now this shit? Leave that crap to Bono.
Seriously. Comic relief and now this shit? Leave that crap to Bono.
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Pathetic this is still going on. Remainers lost.
Man City let my bet down Sunday for £1,200. Replay it or i'll march down the road in the cold.
Man City let my bet down Sunday for £1,200. Replay it or i'll march down the road in the cold.
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Re: Pet Shop Boys say NO to Brexit
I imagined that they would be against Brexit. I prefer that Celebs generally keep political opinions to themselves - it puts me off
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Re: Pet Shop Boys say NO to Brexit
Tom is right. It’s entirely possible to be for Europe, but against the EU Death Star. Just as it’s entirely possible to have voted for Brexit but not be a racist/facist/xenophobe etc. To think otherwise is rather simplistic, because the fact is that people don’t fit into neat little boxes.
I suspect Neil’s position is heavily influenced by his personal circumstances e.g. having a place in Berlin, tax affairs etc. which is entirely reasonable. For him.
I suspect Neil’s position is heavily influenced by his personal circumstances e.g. having a place in Berlin, tax affairs etc. which is entirely reasonable. For him.
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PSB have always been up front about their political opinions. People are only getting annoyed because they disagree with them on this one.
I think marching against Brexit is a waste of time too, it's happening and that's not going to change. But I respect their right to have their say.
Wish this whole Brexit thing was done and dusted. Sick of hearing about it.
I think marching against Brexit is a waste of time too, it's happening and that's not going to change. But I respect their right to have their say.
Wish this whole Brexit thing was done and dusted. Sick of hearing about it.
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Re: Pet Shop Boys say NO to Brexit
So did the leavers...
Although I voted to stay I don't think a march is going to help other than draw attention to some of the issues.
A generation and a half of anti - European propaganda from the Murdoch press will take more than a few marches to eradicate.
What I find most scary is how mob rule has trumped the democratic process. Regardless of the vote outcome, the referendum is only advisory...yet here we are.
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If you are from the UK, you can always remain in the EU. It will involve relocation but that's the obvious solution.
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Re: Pet Shop Boys say NO to Brexit
Not sure what you imagined was going to happen? Why have a referendum if you don’t act on the outcome...daveid wrote: Tue 21 Mar 2017, 6:33 pmWhat I find most scary is how mob rule has trumped the democratic process. Regardless of the vote outcome, the referendum is only advisory...yet here we are.
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Not wanting to get into politics too much on this board but the UK Government was not elected on a Brexit mandate so it could have noted the result as advisory. Technically speaking.TallThinMan wrote: Tue 21 Mar 2017, 7:04 pmNot sure what you imagined was going to happen? Why have a referendum if you don’t act on the outcome...daveid wrote: Tue 21 Mar 2017, 6:33 pmWhat I find most scary is how mob rule has trumped the democratic process. Regardless of the vote outcome, the referendum is only advisory...yet here we are.