Tey are saying that thisis the biggest constituional crisis since WW2

Sorry for my bad typing

It probably is to those who didn't live through WWII, as they haven't a clue---------too young to remember what many of us went through or were actually born when the war was on and the REAL hardships it brought.

They've never lived !!

How utterly inconvenient ( being facetious )

It's very understandable no one has posted on here, apart from EV (whose comments are highly valued of course.

The thread title could have been written by an inebriated schoolboy. Sigh.

The thread title is about constitutional crisis, not about surviving on powdered eggs (or whatever).

It's the biggest constitutional crisis for over 100 years and it will be years before the country recovers. Many of us alive today won't witness a recovery in terms of values or what we've been brought up to understand as the way our constitutional democracy works.

What does constitutional crisis have to do with foreign wars?

If people really have to reference WW2, maybe they should study the politics of 1930s Germany and consider the parallels with what's happening in the UK now.

People lost their lives to prevent it happening, but some numbskulls have caused history to repeat itself.

And that's more important than the loss of life in the wars I mentioned?! Does a constitutional crisis have to be about economics?

Not sure what powdered eggs have to do with it.

This is nothing like the rise of Nazism.

I wasn't referencing WW2. Read the OP.

I hate this leaving of the EU, but it can't be bad as our decisions to upset applecarts in other countries, the way we have in the recent past.

We can survive Brexit. Some things were not survivable for some.

Got it yet?

None of the wars mentioned entailed a constitutional crisis. They may have been 'crises', but they were 'run' by constitutionally 'correct' governments. So while the thread title is accurate, the content of the OP is meaningless.

Ok. So maybe I chose the wrong term.

But there seems to be more outrage over all things Brexit than there ever was over the aforementioned.

This is not the worst thing that has happened to this country since WW2.

Nobody will die because of this.

Maybe they will if their Medicines are unobtaiable

But there seems to be more outrage over all things Brexit than there ever was over the aforementioned.

In WW1 & WW2 the country was 'all in it together'

With Brexit, it isn't. It's very deeply divided.

I'm sorry if you can't see the difference, Gonegirl.

We never voted to be at war. We ended up at war in circumstances we could not avoid.

We never voted for a catastrophic no-deal brexit either - which should never be allowed to happen.

No nation would ever knowingly vote to be so much worse off in every way for a generation or more unless a large chunk of the population had gone mad - or been brainwashed for years by malign foreign forces with their own agenda - who do not have the interests of that nation at hear/.

Well, we are all in it together now. It's definitely going to happen.

Do you understand what a constitutional crisis is? It doesn't appear so.

And, no, Growgirl, we're not all in it together by any means.

I take some small comfort when I see someone confidently stating "It;s definitely going to happen" in the memory of similar certainties being boasted about 29th March and some other date in April when it didn't happen.

Nothing is ceratin.

Totally agree with you Gonegirl.

Taking us into an illegal war and telling lies in Parliament strike me as more serious.

I think I can get my head round it growstuff.

Why are you combining our names?