Honestly it's stuff like this that makes it difficult to watch this.
The biggest political moments in this country since the war, and the PM is making pissy, shitty comments like this to chortles and laughter by this rabble of fucking cunts.
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Theresa May survives no confidence vote after huge Brexit defeat
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Honestly it's stuff like this that makes it difficult to watch this.
The biggest political moments in this country since the war, and the PM is making pissy, shitty comments like this to chortles and laughter by this rabble of fucking cunts.
Corbyn is the only major party leader in 45 years to argue against the neoliberal system Britain's been reeling under.
A vote against Corbyn's Labour is a vote for poverty and inequality.
Yep, watching this or really time you watch anything for parliament you realise how embarrassing it is. More about petty jabs and attacks than anything else.
We'll get to it once Nigel Bowers MP of Corbi South asks about securing jobs for his constituents
Theresa May should take a long walk(ing holiday)
During which she goes and fucks herself.
(Because I doubt Phillip can).
During which she goes and fucks herself.
(Because I doubt Phillip can).
I don't flinch at using the above language because she has lied to much during her final remarks right now. She should be ashamed...but Tories don't know the meaning of the word.
I heard we'll get results around 8 so they're probably holding it now.
Absolute bollocks. Corbyn and his lot are why we had 18 years of the Tories last time.
I wonder if they'll update the #73DaysToBrexit hashtag on screen in real time.
Conservative policy has made the UK distinctively worse over the last 8-9 years. People have died in appalling and depressing circumstances, the country is poorer in many respects, and only now are they quietly trying to sweep the mistakes under the rug. The Tories have to go, and I'd take a flawed Labour leader who moved the party back to the left*, rather than let the Conservative party continue their ideological crusade of harm by holding out for someone more electable.
*this is not implicit support for Corbyn, but he's better than some give him credit for, and history has proved him right in steering the party away from austerity.
I mean this is how I feel watching parliament on any given day. A lot of rich landlords braying. We need a massive overhaul of our political system.
Nah, they are going to vote the deal now, this has been known for 1 month now, so it is just the same uncertainty over what comes next that has been going around for a while now.
You could say that poster "put his Foot in it".
Well, I found it funny, ok?
If there's any question the member making the amendment can request I count I believe
Based on his performance, regardless of his intentions, it is a vote for a bungler. I can't really say that he'd achieve anything.
That's a rough estimate used to save time. There always exists the option to count votes individually.
Only one amendment being voted on: Adding the unilateral power for the UK to end the backstop.
Totally meaningless.
The Meaningful Vote should be in ~20 minutes.
If one bloke shouts yay, and the rest of the house nay, why bother sending 650 people to vote?
Amendments are tabled in advance. The speaker can then select all, some, or none of those amendments. Those selected amendments then need to be moved to a vote.
In this case, 11 amendments were tabled, 4 selected, and the first 3 were declined to be moved.
Tactics. Makes it a clean kill on May's deal.
Totally meaningless.
The Meaningful Vote should be in ~20 minutes.
What's wrong with that? Quicker than doing a vote every time.
If one bloke shouts yay, and the rest of the house nay, why bother sending 650 people to vote?
Amendments are tabled in advance. The speaker can then select all, some, or none of those amendments. Those selected amendments then need to be moved to a vote.
In this case, 11 amendments were tabled, 4 selected, and the first 3 were declined to be moved.
Tactics. Makes it a clean kill on May's deal.
"Brexit is ruining the country, the only hope is the one other party supporting it".
I'm sure even after the paper votes they again go off a vocal aye/nays. The side who lost just remain quiet (mostly)
The only ones in Labour to blame for 18 years of Tory governance are the right wing elements that sold Britain out to the IMF and the plotters against Benn in the early 80s.
It's a strange amendment to vote on, since if passed it would overrule a key tenant of the withdrawal agreement which the house is due to vote on..... Which the EU would never accept
In a way that is the only hope though, if you aren't Scottish. It's not like Lib Dems are going to storm the country at a GE.