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If you say so.

Yup. I've voted for I think all the parties (except perhaps the liberal D's) - I vote for whoever is currently making the most sense - to me (obviously).

Just because he's a Scot (or says he is who knows) - he thinks he knows what the other millions of Scots were thinking. Yes - he is that deluded.

Dealing with OG right now is like shooting fish in a barrel.

They know how to win elections though don't they?

True.

Tea OG. Drink some. And have a digestive biscuit. Really. Before it's too late.

Plus. For the record - I am not a Tory - I've voted 'tactically' all my life.

You know why they voted do you? You're a mind reader huh? Who knows how come they voted 55% to remain. Maybe it was the Russians.

Good point. There is much healing that has to take place.

She's probably right - they have neither the right nor the ability. And yes I agree with you that the union is in massive danger - but let's wait and see. Even if you gave the Scots the vote tomorrow - would they go for it? They'll already be out of the EU (well soon enough they will) - and...

This just in from Cummings: “After the shock of the referendum, MPs and journalists should have taken a deep breath and had a lot of self-reflection on why they misunderstood what was going on in the country. But instead a lot of people just doubled down on their own ideas and ****** it up...

Practically the majority is even bigger seeing as SF don't participate in any votes and the speaker can't vote. So it's closer to 50.

They might have the right - they don't have the ability.

For those who can't be arsed to read the whole thing - the final paragraph will do: We have a job of work making sure Boris doesn’t sell out Brexit. We’ll get to that. For the time being let’s recognise and celebrate what this election reminds us of: that... ... democracy remains the greatest...

Brendan O'Neils take on it all: The revenge of democracy. So now we know. Now we know what happens when you declare war on democracy. Now we know the consequences of demeaning the largest democratic vote in a nation’s history. Now we know what becomes of a political class that sneers at...

It has its nice spots. It's next to Merton which is where Wimbledon sits. Croydon itself has much new development - some nice wildish green areas. East Croydon railway station can link you into just about anywhere you want to go - I used it often when living in not-so-far-away Colliers Wood.

This is an incredibly significant election result - its been the passing of power from one core-establishment - to the next. Since John Major in 1993, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, Michael H, etc this country has been governed by a centre-left and centre-right set of leaders - that's gone...

OG demonstrating perfectly what is known in the trade as 'all-or-nothing' thinking. Reference to the use of 'everything'. Of course he has not failed in 'everything'.

In spite of all that - people voted for him in massive numbers. That is democracy. You are entitled to your opinion.