endless_wheelies
feeling dizzy
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Are Southern England supposed to be more remain than the North?
Referendum isn't legally binding from what I've heard but disobeying the results would be political suicide. Doesn't go through a parliament vote.
It's just me and 3 Poles in work tomorrow, I'm concerned they're going to get deported and leave me to do all the bloody work.
Wyre Forrest? Why are trees allowed to vote?
Many MPs would only be implementing a Leave mandate with reluctance, so even if it weren't wrong in a practical sense, they're not going to go with the last option.
It's not actually binding, but there's no way they'll back out. Shame really.
No chance of this being rejected by parliament.Serious question because I'm clueless.
After the referendum does it then have to go through a vote in parliament? Could the House of Lords say "get to feck you bunch of twunts we are staying"? How does it work?
One sentence I never thought I'd read in an EU Referendum thread.
Are Southern England supposed to be more remain than the North?
Probably got a few pills/lines in her too.Check out her Twitter page. It's hilarious to say the least. She's even talking about Manchester. She has to be drunk.
Haven't followed this at all being but can someone please tell me one main advantage of remaining and one main advantage of leaving ?
Are Southern England supposed to be more remain than the North?
Ladbrokes offering 5/6 on a Brexit now. First time it's been odds on.
Never left. Just being a casual poster from now on with the odd live result as I underestimated the amount of work involved in adding threadmarks for everything and typing stuff.You have returned.
Revoking the ECA could arguably be the more sensible option, because it doesn't have a time scale. If we miss the deadline to sort shit out it would mean we could just decide to put back the action. Whereas if we miss it under the Article 50 route it requires unilateral agreement from member states which probably won't happen.
Of course, the electorate will view that as stalling and probably would prefer the definitive timescale of going the EU route, even if we ended up worse off.
i can't see them been booted out just becuase they decide to do a degree.Will that extend to their desires to extend their stay? I mean, one of my closest friends is looking to do a three year degree in London. That'll be largely useless for him if he's subsequently sent back home, once he's done.
Even places like Gloucester voting leave 58:42
Yep - guaranteed gash flash on Twitter soon.Probably got a few pills/lines in her too.
101For those watching on BBC how many results have come in?