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By *asyuk OP   Man
over a year ago

West London

Many and varied definitions available in the very reliable Newsthump:

'Treasonous Remainers still going on and on about how Boris lied to the Queen

September 12, 2019

Written by Dan Sweryt

Pesky treasonous Remainers keep going on and on about how unelected messiah complex and Prime Minister Boris Johnson deliberately misled the Queen whilst arranging parliamentary prorogation.

Leave voter and self-proclaimed expert on constitutional law, Simon Williams, said, “I’ve gone on and on and on about how Remainers are guilty of treason.

“‘Remainers are all guilty of treason’, I wrote on social media, ‘And we know what the penalty for treason is, don’t we?! Hanging!

“Obviously, I am fully aware that the punishment for treason is not hanging, as that was revoked in section 36 of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998, whereupon the maximum punishment became life imprisonment.

“But that doesn’t look as good on your Facebook wall, or posted below a remainer article, does it?”

Williams went on to explain why he believed remainers are all treasonous criminals for insisting on another democratic vote, but that the man who lied to the queen to trick her into closing parliament did nothing wrong.

He explained, “I mean, what Boris did is just a little white lie to get his own way – who hasn’t done that? It’s not like lying to the monarch is treason, is it?

“What do you mean ‘that’s exactly what it is’? No, it isn’t! I’ve read every meme ever posted by the Leave.EU twitter account so if it that treason I would know about it!

“I’ll tell you what’s actually treasonous – trying to trick me into believing that lying to the Queen is literally treason!

“You should be hanged!”'

or:

'Brexiter Derek Williams is closely watching developments at the Supreme Court, excited to learn whether the judges hearing the case on prorogation are wonderful patriots worthy of their role, or lickspittle traitors who should be hung.

The Supreme Court is hearing two appeals to determine whether Boris Johnson acted lawfully when proroging parliament earlier this month.

Williams, 57, who can definitely vote, told us, “Obviously Boris acted lawfully, because he’s the prime minister and so he can do what he likes. The fact these remoaners keeps going on about the laws shows they don’t care about sovereignty.

“I just hope the judges are patriots who can see the truth, and not liberal traitors who should go and live in the EU if they like it so much.

“What’s important in cases like this is that judges agree with me. I don’t care about the laws and stuff – just that they do what I think is the right thing. As long as I’m happy, I don’t care what anyone else thinks. And yes, that’s exactly how I believe a modern society should function.”

Meanwhile, the offices of the Daily Mail are currently preparing two front pages, one showing the victorious judges riding lions through Trafalgar square, the other with them locked up in the paedo wing of Wormwood Scrubs.

“We’re not sure which one we’ll have to run, obviously,” said sub-editor Jack Matthews.

“What’s important is that we deliver the news to the nation, and right now the decision on whether the independent judiciary on which this nation relies is full of heroes of paedos, depends very much on whether they agree with our editorial stance.”'

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury

Is it copy and paste the internet day?

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By *uietbloke67Man
over a year ago

outside your bedroom window ;-)

Got bored 3 lines down and started thinking about tea

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By *eakcoupleCouple
over a year ago

peak district

While we're in the mood for referenda, let's have one asking the public if they want capital punishment restored for treason? It would keep the official hangman quite busy, wouldn't it?

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By *asyuk OP   Man
over a year ago

West London


"Is it copy and paste the internet day?"

Why not? That's what everyone else does. Usually it's just the headline.

Any facts or data are "fake" or "biased" or just ignored when inconvenient.

The satire is far more reliable. The information that it is based on is valid, the conclusions are perfectly reasonable.

Of course, if you get upset then you can't take a joke

That said, there isn't very much pro-Brexit, anti-immigrant, nationalist or right wing comedy because they are all selfish, mean and humourless views of the world

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"Is it copy and paste the internet day?

Why not? That's what everyone else does. Usually it's just the headline.

Any facts or data are "fake" or "biased" or just ignored when inconvenient.

The satire is far more reliable. The information that it is based on is valid, the conclusions are perfectly reasonable.

Of course, if you get upset then you can't take a joke

That said, there isn't very much pro-Brexit, anti-immigrant, nationalist or right wing comedy because they are all selfish, mean and humourless views of the world "

I guess some things, just aren't funny.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Is it copy and paste the internet day?

Why not? That's what everyone else does. Usually it's just the headline.

Any facts or data are "fake" or "biased" or just ignored when inconvenient.

The satire is far more reliable. The information that it is based on is valid, the conclusions are perfectly reasonable.

Of course, if you get upset then you can't take a joke

That said, there isn't very much pro-Brexit, anti-immigrant, nationalist or right wing comedy because they are all selfish, mean and humourless views of the world

I guess some things, just aren't funny. "

Ah I do enjoy your posts Clem

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By *asyuk OP   Man
over a year ago

West London


"Is it copy and paste the internet day?

Why not? That's what everyone else does. Usually it's just the headline.

Any facts or data are "fake" or "biased" or just ignored when inconvenient.

The satire is far more reliable. The information that it is based on is valid, the conclusions are perfectly reasonable.

Of course, if you get upset then you can't take a joke

That said, there isn't very much pro-Brexit, anti-immigrant, nationalist or right wing comedy because they are all selfish, mean and humourless views of the world

I guess some things, just aren't funny. "

"Of course, if you get upset then you can't take a joke "

I called it already so that's settled

What from what I quoted do you disagree with? What is untrue?

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"Is it copy and paste the internet day?

Why not? That's what everyone else does. Usually it's just the headline.

Any facts or data are "fake" or "biased" or just ignored when inconvenient.

The satire is far more reliable. The information that it is based on is valid, the conclusions are perfectly reasonable.

Of course, if you get upset then you can't take a joke

That said, there isn't very much pro-Brexit, anti-immigrant, nationalist or right wing comedy because they are all selfish, mean and humourless views of the world

I guess some things, just aren't funny.

"Of course, if you get upset then you can't take a joke "

I called it already so that's settled

What from what I quoted do you disagree with? What is untrue? "

I didn't read it. I just noticed you'd started a load of threads with seemingly copy and pasted content. I wasn't really interested in what it was.

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By *asyuk OP   Man
over a year ago

West London


"Is it copy and paste the internet day?

Why not? That's what everyone else does. Usually it's just the headline.

Any facts or data are "fake" or "biased" or just ignored when inconvenient.

The satire is far more reliable. The information that it is based on is valid, the conclusions are perfectly reasonable.

Of course, if you get upset then you can't take a joke

That said, there isn't very much pro-Brexit, anti-immigrant, nationalist or right wing comedy because they are all selfish, mean and humourless views of the world

I guess some things, just aren't funny.

"Of course, if you get upset then you can't take a joke "

I called it already so that's settled

What from what I quoted do you disagree with? What is untrue?

I didn't read it. I just noticed you'd started a load of threads with seemingly copy and pasted content. I wasn't really interested in what it was. "

Why comment then?

There is no longer much interesting discussion.

The satire amuses me because it mirrors all of the "arguments" being made.

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"Is it copy and paste the internet day?

Why not? That's what everyone else does. Usually it's just the headline.

Any facts or data are "fake" or "biased" or just ignored when inconvenient.

The satire is far more reliable. The information that it is based on is valid, the conclusions are perfectly reasonable.

Of course, if you get upset then you can't take a joke

That said, there isn't very much pro-Brexit, anti-immigrant, nationalist or right wing comedy because they are all selfish, mean and humourless views of the world

I guess some things, just aren't funny.

"Of course, if you get upset then you can't take a joke "

I called it already so that's settled

What from what I quoted do you disagree with? What is untrue?

I didn't read it. I just noticed you'd started a load of threads with seemingly copy and pasted content. I wasn't really interested in what it was.

Why comment then?

There is no longer much interesting discussion.

The satire amuses me because it mirrors all of the "arguments" being made."

Why copy and paste the internet? Because we can.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"While we're in the mood for referenda, let's have one asking the public if they want capital punishment restored for treason? It would keep the official hangman quite busy, wouldn't it? "

We'd get kicked out of the EU if we brought back hanging

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