ChazwoldAlmighty wrote:Lol, the position didn't change, there was no flip flop. Corbyn stated the labour position very clearly. They will respect the leave vote, but have some conditions for leave to meet to represent the ordinary man.
They had to lie because they tried to fight both elections on Brexit, hence why may became a hardcore leave person as best as she could right after getting power.
You know, I like revisionist history, particularly if it slays sacred cows, puts a record straight, or even just offers a different interpretation of a series of events. But even so, it still needs to respect basic things, like facts and evidence. Terribly annoying, I know. But there it is.
'the position didn't change'. Of course, silly me. I now recognise that the 2017 position of not having another referendum and the 2019 position of having another referendum is no change of position at all. Humble apologies. No flip flop.
'Corbyn stated the labour position very clearly'. You mean the position that didn't change? That must be the position to renegotiate the WA then have a renegotiated WA / Remain referendum on which the leadership would take no position. Of course, clear as a bottle of balsamic vinegar. My bad. No wibble wobble.
'They had to lie...' Lie about what? And May wasn't even Tory leader in December 2019; and if she's 'hardcore leave' then Herman's Hermits are hardcore metal. Pure flobablob.
That Dover & Deal politics forum
must be bad if it doesn't even reach your poor standards. Er... lol.
