If Cameron resigns be careful what you wish for.

so britain leaves the eu and david cameron resigns. Sounds great? No. A brexit victory will mean that the tory right has won. It may mean cameron gets replaced by a right wing zealot who will return nasty ian duncan smith back to head of workfare, bedroom tax and sanctions.
It will mean a government that looks out for the rich far more than what we have now. It will mean far more cuts and loss of benefits for disabled. It will mean more tax breaks for the rich.
And we won't have any protection from the eu.

So be careful what you wish for.

So Britain leaves the EU and David Cameron resigns. Sounds great? No. A Brexit victory will mean that the Tory right has won. It may mean Cameron gets replaced by a right wing zealot who will return nasty Ian Duncan Smith back to head of workfare, bedroom tax and sanctions.
It will mean a government that looks out for the rich far more than what we have now. It will mean far more cuts and loss of benefits for disabled. It will mean more tax breaks for the rich.
And we won't have any protection from the EU.

So be careful what you wish for.

So Britain leaves the EU and David Cameron resigns. Sounds great? No. A Brexit victory will mean that the Tory right has won. It may mean Cameron gets replaced by a right wing zealot who will return nasty Ian Duncan Smith back to head of workfare, bedroom tax and sanctions.
It will mean a government that looks out for the rich far more than what we have now. It will mean far more cuts and loss of benefits for disabled. It will mean more tax breaks for the rich.
And we won't have any protection from the EU.

So be careful what you wish for.

David Cameron put IDS in charge of welfare in the first place. Regardless of your opinions on the validity of the welfare reform, it's bizarre logic to claim that we need David Cameron as PM to prevent a situation that occurred under David Cameron from happening.

I'm not sure why people are saying Cameron should resign. He won an election which uses a voting system the majority of the country is content with.


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He won an election which uses a voting system the majority of the country is content with.

Because to be leader you need to command the confidence of the necessary parties, as leader of the Party he needs to command the confidence of his backbenchers; as PM he needs to command the confidence of the house, and indirectly the population at large, these are things that he will not be able to do.

They are?

Who can? Politics and political parties have become so fractured I'm not sure any politician can do all of those things.



According to the last referendum, yes


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According to the last referendum, yes

If nobody could do them then we would see that.

That doesn't tell us they're content, only that they preferred it over the alternative offered.

Three-quarters want a more proportional voting system, new poll shows

So we throw our national politics into turmoil just to see if someone would be more popular with the liberal left wing and extreme right than Cameron? Good plan.



Given that three quarters of the electorate don't even understand other voting systems I wouldn't put much stock in these polls


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I'm not quite sure you understand how motions of confidence work...

Haha very true!
Although I do see the point, some on the Tory right/ UKIP make Cameron seem socialist in comparison.

I'm not sure why people are saying Cameron should resign. He won an election which uses a voting system the majority of the country is content with.


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