The Remainers have made the UK a laughing stock.
Oh yeah it's not the Brexiteers making unreasonable demands then throwing tantrums when other countries don't agree to ideas to their detriment. It must be the Remainers.
She certainly is a Remainer. We can’t get rid of her!
That's what General Elections are for. You can vote for your far-right party of the moment and hope that For Britain get a majority of the vote - or at least a large enough minority that the broken First Past The Post system will grant them a Parliamentary presence far in excess of their actual electoral support - but it seems unlikely.
You seem salty that a minority of votes did not give you what you wanted i.e. May being forced from her job. Maybe all the hardcore Quitlers should have stayed in the Tory Party rather than joining the likes of UKIP, For Britain or any of the other motley far-right political parade. That way they could have ensured this would be more likely?
The ironic thing is May says she will not contest the next election as Prime Minister so she actually is listening to the minority vote. If she is a Remainer as you constantly claim that would still mean Leavers don't understand what democracy is. If she's a Leaver then she is a one-of-a-kind Leaver because she considers the minority position.
Or to put it in terms you'll more readily understand:
- May means May.
- She won; get over it!
The Remainers have the same mindset as the EU. They believe the voters have no rights.
Like the right to possibly change their minds based on new information? If you're so certain that a hard Brexit is the will of the people then support a second ballot so people have the chance to actually vote for it for once.
They have become used to being rule takers.
I'm going to go out on a limb and assume you're English. If that is true then you do not get to complain about being disenfranchised or having your views ignored in this Union (the UK). Ever. The UK is designed to suffer the English electorate's poor decisions; be it voting Conservative for the Nth time or voting for Brexit then doubling down on the idiocy involved rather than being mature enough to admit mistakes.
Once your country's parliament passes a law (as Scotland's did) that then gets overwritten by a foreign parliament (Westminster) engaging in duplicitous legal shenanigans (stalling the Scottish Parliament's Continuity Bill until Westminster can rewrite the Brexit Bill and get the Royal Ascent first),
then you can ride that high horse all day long. But not one second before.
We need to get off the train before it hits the buffers.
And on to the Brexit bus before it plummets off the cliff.
Unfortunately it's fairly evident that 'it' is contagious. Too bad that whatever you consider 'it' to be, it does not apparently extend to his dim view of letting Stephen Lennon into UKIP.
He believes in his country.
So much so that as soon as the Brexit result was announced he took off to America until the heat died down. A true patriot does not flee like a coward; particularly when he had just won.
Care to explain to me how the WTO is more democratic than the EU - which actually has an elected chamber comprising most of its lawmakers - when the WTO consists of governments who are not always the result of free & fair elections? Russia is just one example.