Scenario: The United Kingdom Votes to Secede from the European Union (user search)
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« on: November 10, 2014, 08:59:19 PM »

When I think of succession, I also think of personhood. Could something like that happen in the UK if  the tories are forced to make a coalition with the "teabaggers" (UKIP/BNP)?
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« Reply #1 on: November 11, 2014, 12:33:53 PM »

When I think of succession, I also think of personhood. Could something like that happen in the UK if  the tories are forced to make a coalition with the "teabaggers" (UKIP/BNP)?

A bit of a strech there...
The point is that bad, bankrupt ideas haven't been this popular amoungst so much of the world since...well...
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« Reply #2 on: November 11, 2014, 12:52:21 PM »

The Tories would sooner ally with the Greens than the BNP. They seriously do not need the kind of PR that party would bring.

And anyway the BNP are has-beens anyway. So 2009.

As for personhood, UKIP don't seem to be making a big deal about it. Perhaps if the Tories have to rely on DUP for supply and confidence, or if Nadine Dorries inexplicably becomes a kingmaker.

Also, I'm pretty sure that a minority government is much more likely than a full-blown coalition. I can imagine a gaggle of Kippers giving supply; but  a full-blown UKIP-Tory coaliion would be poisonous to both parties.
It of course depends on whether tories need the far right. Some polls have the far right doing well enough to force a progressive minority government if the right doesn't unite.
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