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Why is everything on Monday now and not tomorrow ?
You can't just go with what a minority want. Honestly you either have just one CLEAR Leave option as what should have been done originally or just go with what the one that generates the most people want.
Because they’re cnuts.
I just can't see the government actually letting another referendum idea go through
Hey, I'm no chef and I also didn't turn up with a grocery bag filled with liquid shit. The reality is Remain was clear cut in its definition and Leave meant feck all then and three years down the line still means absolutely feck all now.
Because otherwise they'll be overworked and that would be bad. It's hard work being a cnut 24/7.
Because business for the house is declared a week ahead so the motion provided for that.
Four day weekend
Exactly which is why you can't just make up rules to prop up a Leave argument. That's how we've ended up in this mess.
These people are a disgrace, I hope they hang their fu***** heads in shame.
It should actually be pretty simple now. Parliament has clearly failed to come to a consensus and reach an agreement - the ONLY logical recourse should therefore be to go back to the public to seek a new/clearer mandate.
Following on their mandate of not sitting in a foreign parliament, the mandate they were elected on. Do some research before spouting rubbish.
If there were a comfirmatory public vote, remain can't be on the ballot. That was a question that was already answered in 2016.
It has to be between 2 leave options I think. PM's deal or Customs Union (most popular one from tonight)
It has to be between 2 leave options I think. PM's deal or Customs Union (most popular one from tonight)
Indicative Nopes
We are going to end up with either no customs union (May's deal) vs customs union in a referendum, or at a stretch customs union vs single market in a referendum I think.
Latter will be if we have a snap GE beforehand.
Latter will be if we have a snap GE beforehand.
That’s like saying Labour can’t be on the ballot for the next general election. That was a question already answered in 2017.
We never voted Tony Blair out of power either.
Well yes there shouldn't be a another general election, or another referendum.
People have answered the questions, and parliament keep asking again and again and again cause they are too rubbish to actually do anything.
I can see the SNP voting in favour of Clarke's proposal next Monday (they abstained today).
edit: Is there a link to a party breakdown on all votes (BBC just has the top 3)?
edit: Is there a link to a party breakdown on all votes (BBC just has the top 3)?
In fact why don't we just call it best out of 11 Brexit referendums. One held every three years to see if the public changes it mind over next 33 years. Ridonkidoodlous.
Ever?
I doubt the EU would give us the A50 extension necessary for a 2nd ref without a remain option being included on the ballot.
Obviously you're not able to make the distinction between voting prior to negotiations and following negotiations, i think most people aren't so simple.
I'm not against a vote to ask people to choose between 2 leave options after negotiations. That gives a choice to the people, and doesn't completely ignore the 2016 referendum
Why can't we have another referendum after we leave the EU for a few years and let things settle? I won't oppose that.
Not sure why everyone is so surprised - it was highly unlikely a majority will be reached after round 1 of indicative votes with 8 different routes on offer.
It’s a step in the right direction, need to keep whittling it down till we get somewhere.
It’s a step in the right direction, need to keep whittling it down till we get somewhere.
We'd have to actually leave first, which is proving pretty difficult.
A second ref or a GE might be needed to break the deadlock.
I get the feeling that very few people have read the option M. Jesus.
Hmm you might be on to something there. Take the Tories and the DUP off the ballot paper as well and all our problems could be solved.
Think may will roll the dice on mv3
If she wins she will quit once passed
If she loses she will call for a ge
But it wasn't a choice between the 8, they could vote yes or no on each one.
And the SNP abstained. Definitely seems to me to be a way forward. Then again the showing for a confirmatory referendum seems to have Sturgeon digging her heels in:
We'd only get let back in on worse terms than we're currently on, what would be the point in that?
We could. It’s not going to save that fact that the vast majority of trade in the UK could be crippled overnight, the loss of jobs or the amount of money lost but at least we wouldn’t have to consider the possibility that people have changed their mind over the course of 3 years.