All leavers for sure, they are shit scared of losing a 2nd referendum.
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All leavers for sure, they are shit scared of losing a 2nd referendum.
Get the impression that parliament think they can vote for an extension without actually having an end goal.
So yet another meaningless vote as per yesterday voting against no deal.
Just talk amongst yourselves, there is no outside world.
So yet another meaningless vote as per yesterday voting against no deal.
Just talk amongst yourselves, there is no outside world.
I'm, not, Christopher, Walken, man.
Pity, great dancer!
If Labour aren't supporting this 2nd ref amendment then it's dead. Perhaps with Labour, IG, Lib Dems, SNP, PC, Green, Indies and Remain Conservatives it would have a very good chance of winning but that's unlikely now. If a long extension is approved maybe this will gather more support.
I'm as critical as anyone of Labour's strategy, but that's a woeful take which either outs Edwards as a bit of a drip or playing party politics.
Bloody Corbyn. Only a proper moron wouldn't want to push for a second referendum today.
I think sometimes, that the extremes in the ways these things are reported and issued make it easier for the opposition to find material to legitimately target and remove the focus from the real issues.
The referendum will be discussed and voted on the day after the UK have left.
It looks like Brexit will get cancelled.
Good.
Good.
As it stands the UK are leaving two weeks tomorrow no matter what was voted for last night or tonight.
Yes , I just don't get where all that optimism for cancelling Brexit comes from.
Probably for the best. After the Brexit shambles, i don't think we should let the general public vote. Lets just have the civil service run the country.
And nor should they, we elect people, who are supposed to be better informed, to make these decisions for us!
No, nor how a People's Vote is a 'solution' to the crisis.
Good
I'm not from UK but seems a bit unfair to make that decision now. It's like "Hey we're gonna vote" - results come in - "Hey we don't like this. We're just gonna do it our way".
Long way to go yet but I have my fingers crossed!
15 days
The premise of Brexit was a lie. It has been undemocratic and frankly a farce since day 1.
You really are praying that Britain crashes out, why?
No, but people seem to be detached from reality.
They had better get a move on and change it instead of meaningless nonsense.
They'll be worth a pretty penny at the end of the month.
In what way? You seem to be upset that it might not happen, as opposed to how ignorant people might, or might not be.
EDIT: This is not a personal attack, it's just an observation. You have been very helpful whenever I've had a question about this subject. I just detected a tinge of bias I'd not seen before … I hope you are not offended. No offence intended
Bloody Corbyn!
Voting for no deal is meaningless. Voting for an extension without a clear objective to present to the EU is meaningless.
Instead of faffing about , find a solution before it is too late.
Both parties are still playing party politics and it's heading nowhere.
You know what I think is crazy? Admittedly I know feck all about the etiquette of politics, but I've watched a fair few hours of debate in the House of Commons over the last 2 months or so and I can't believe the way they act.
Jeering, laughing, 'wheeeyyying', cracking jokes and talking over each other like they're back in school. Does that not boil anyone else's blood? I'm not even British and it makes me so angry. It looks like it happens way more to the non-English MPs as well.
Imagine your country being in a crisis and your politicians are acting like this. Maybe I'm just naive to some sort of universally accepted etiquette but fecking hell. How are there not mass protests outside that building..
Jeering, laughing, 'wheeeyyying', cracking jokes and talking over each other like they're back in school. Does that not boil anyone else's blood? I'm not even British and it makes me so angry. It looks like it happens way more to the non-English MPs as well.
Imagine your country being in a crisis and your politicians are acting like this. Maybe I'm just naive to some sort of universally accepted etiquette but fecking hell. How are there not mass protests outside that building..
Honestly think May resigning is whats best for the country right now, as surely thats good reason to be granted an extension? Her deals been voted against twice and no deals been voted against aswell.
I am gradually coming to this conclusion too.
What gives you that impression?
Fair enough. So who's pushing the 2nd ref amendment then?
Second referendum is not happening. If by some odd mistake we got a two year extension, then we could start discussing that possibility.