anti-abortion
pro Brexit
climate change deniers
don't believe in LGBT rights
I like that, is it good that may is getting dup involved?
Democratic Unionist Party is pretty good right?
Julian Wilson
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Jacob Garcia
Hudson Brown
Is the DUP /ourparty/?
Luke Richardson
OG pro hard brexit party
anti immigration
anti abortion
anti gay marriage
anti catholic
anti foreigner
anti climate change
Caleb Phillips
D... D... DUP
Jace Parker
As long as Brexit happens and the EU falls then everything will be good. Total control of Europe keeps slipping out of the hands of the Germans. Next time they should team up with Russia for real if they want to win.
Kayden Cooper
Well, May had no choice but to get the DUP involved, they are pretty much the only other party in the House of Commons who could have formed a coalition. Any of the other parties would have refused because all the other parties are too radically different in terms of May's brexit stance. No-one really expected it to turn out this way but it has.
The DUP are mostly /ourguys/ for the reasons you stated, however there are two significant downsides to this coalition insofar as I see it.
1) DUP don't seem particularly willing to go all out hard brexit, even if push came to shove.
2) Its still a pretty underwhelming majority. The coalition majority is barely scraping, and when you push legislation through parliament, there are going to be party members who rebel. So if the opposition parties all try to block brexit legislation, we will have the same problem we had before where May struggles to get any serious legislation through the commons.
Ethan Mitchell
Excerpts from the DUP manifesto:
The DUP pledged:
>To reduce the rate of Corporation Tax to at least 12.5%;
>To freeze then cut or abolish the TV licence and reform the BBC;
>To cut the VAT rate for tourism businesses;
>To introduce a Trade Accelerator Plan including an enhanced range of initiatives to help support both new and existing exporters to explore new markets;
>To abolish Air Passenger Duty;
>To establish low tax, deregulated Freeports in economically underdeveloped parts of the UK
>To reduce the number of Government Departments and reduce the number of Special Advisors;
>To introduce a Civil Service Voluntary Exit Scheme yielding annual savings of approximately £100 million;
>To create new trade, investment and innovation hubs in key global markets;
>To introduce alternative models of public sector service delivery such as increasing the use of social enterprises.
Jeez, like they are actually conservative or something... Had May had this instead of her dystopian nightmare, she would be 400 MPs richer.
Adrian Gomez
Thank you for some clarity about what this means.
Brit-bro, I wish the cradle homeland wasn't sooooo invaded by shitskins and traitors.
Stay safe and strong.
Kevin Adams
They're our chaps all right.
Brayden Parker
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Connor Carter
The tories don't actually need the DUP to vote with them as long as they don't vote against them they will still win any vote. That's because Sinn Fein don't vote on anything in parliament.
Lincoln Adams
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Dat 3 fag deep into k ID.
Also thank you also, Dup seems great.
Ian Baker
>1) DUP don't seem particularly willing to go all out hard brexit, even if push came to shove.
One of their conditions was to leave all EU institutions with the UK
Lincoln Brown
It has to do with their desire to have a friction-less border with Ireland. But they have said no special status (as Ireland wanted)
Justin Myers
>m.youtube.com
Big up didcot, out to the BBA
Jackson Gutierrez
Their conditions completely contradict so its completely irrelevent.
Julian Martinez
*contradict this
Jose Phillips
This agreement isn't gonna last the end of the summer. The DUP are fundie retards so I'm not surprised the edge lord faggots on this board like them
Jayden Fisher
The current border agreement has nothing to do with the EU
Ayden Davis
I am talking about this
>The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator reassured Ireland on Thursday that the bloc will fight to ensure there is no return to a hard border with Northern Ireland after the U.K. leaves the EU.
But Michel Barnier suggested that keeping the border free of controls could be complicated, noting that "customs controls are part of EU border management. They protect the single market. They protect our food safety and our standards."
>telegraph.co.uk
Leo Anderson
Yes.
Lucas Miller
The EU already has countless open borders with non-EU countries so theres no reason as to why this should be any different in both theory and practice
Austin Rogers
Is the DUP going to put a harder edge on the Tories? I've heard people say the the Tories were more for a soft Brexit and DUP was harder. Is this true? Also, how mad are your liberals right now?
Kayden Davis
DUP are the OG EU haters
Elijah Thompson
Hnnnng
Samuel Robinson
Nice
Robert Richardson
No DUP are for softer Brexit because of the border with the Republic of Ireland you dummy.
But they are far more rightwing than the (((Tories))) on social issues.
Charles Phillips
If they were softer then what exactly would they be saying to stay in to cause it to be softer? Because ROI isnt in schengen seems that theres nothing that people can even point out other than a border agreement that had nothing to do with the EU in the first place...
Jack Nelson
They want out of the EU, they just want to keep freedom of movement with Ireland like we had before the EU anyway