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I thought it was a parody skit.For a group of people who want Brexit they sure don't seem to like any particular form of Brexit.
Good to know Labour are on our side supporting a people's vote.
Least it scrapped over 80% I guess but you'd expect better than that.
Couldn’t organize a piss-up in a brewery
Just as well Brexiters knew what they voted for.
If it was one of the two pro Leave votes yes. Think of it like a branching path. You're effectively reading the question "Do you want to leave the EU?" But then saying "If you chose Leave, then choose from one of the two options.
Too confusing for big Barry or Clarence McFeckFace to figure out.
Seems a load of shit to me. You can totally see how we've got where we are, becoming powerful because it's full of arseholes desperate to look like they've done something, with no moral compass. Desperate to get one over anyone. Whoever shouts the loudest wins. Not because we've been particularly well run to any great extent, and the only reason we've been a well organised country has been for them to rake it in. I'm sure it's always been this way.
Perfectly reasonable for them to vote against Revokation due to their leave constituencies but how they can justify not giving them a confirmation vote is beyond me. Shameful
Wait, people are surprised that Labour MPs would vote against it? Where have you been?
This is literally why they haven't gone balls deep for a 'People's Vote'. The numbers for it don't exist and haven't done at any point in the last 3 years.
This is literally why they haven't gone balls deep for a 'People's Vote'. The numbers for it don't exist and haven't done at any point in the last 3 years.
What about if you want to leave with a customs union, but don't want to take Mays deal no matter what?
I'd have Kate Beckinsale.
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
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.