Re:Brexit Deal Fails in Parliament
by gambiting on Wednesday January 16, 2019 @04:34AM
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>>with an unelected Executive body
Simply not true - the executive body is chosen by people that you can directly vote for, so the same as oh I don't know....the prime minister of the UK for instance?
>> and a very powerful Supreme Court (Court of Justice),
Nothing to do with EU. ECJ is a separate institution that UK will be still part of even after Brexit.
>>and so much more - that almost no European citizen ever voted for.
Remind me, when was the vote to elect Theresa May to power? Or the members of the House of Lords? Or the Queen for that matter?
>>Everyone is for trade, most are for open borders, very few for deep political integration.
I'd definitely contest the "very few" part of that sentence. I'd definitely be up for creating a United States of Europe with one federal government and full financial and political union.
Simply not true - the executive body is chosen by people that you can directly vote for, so the same as oh I don't know....the prime minister of the UK for instance?
>> and a very powerful Supreme Court (Court of Justice),
Nothing to do with EU. ECJ is a separate institution that UK will be still part of even after Brexit.
>>and so much more - that almost no European citizen ever voted for.
Remind me, when was the vote to elect Theresa May to power? Or the members of the House of Lords? Or the Queen for that matter?
>>Everyone is for trade, most are for open borders, very few for deep political integration.
I'd definitely contest the "very few" part of that sentence. I'd definitely be up for creating a United States of Europe with one federal government and full financial and political union.