Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Frang]

Lol

So the people's vote is off the table

Sense at last

 

[Frang]

And defeated by over 200 margin..

Democracy wins

Thank the lord.

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

17.4m like us too

Good job all of that 52% knew what they were voting for and all voted for the same thing, and that those leading the campaign DEFINITELY had some vague idea of how to achieve what they were peddling.

There is no way to make 52% of the country (or anything close to it) happy when it comes to Brexit.

There is a way to make 48% happy though.

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

And defeated by over 200 margin..

Democracy wins

Thank the lord.

What a strange definition of democracy you have.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

And defeated by over 200 margin..

Democracy wins

Thank the lord.

Too early, just shows the ineptitude of TiG.

 

[Frang]

We will be leaving with no deal as the law stands in 14 days time.

 

[roydo]

We will be leaving with no deal as the law stands in 14 days time.

Well that law might be changed in about 15 minutes mate. Democracy.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

We will be leaving with no deal as the law stands in 14 days time.

I doubt it very much. Hard Brexit no deal is long gone. Mays deal is as hard as it gets now, and as we all no it's not very hard at all.

 

[Frang]

Well that law might be changed in about 15 minutes mate. Democracy.

We will wait and see

 

[kenada_blue]

Ha. 2nd ref got a massive dump on.

Puts that to bed.

Not legally binding mind you

 

[Frang]

I doubt it very much. Hard Brexit no deal is long gone.

It's the current default and is lawful

 

[arminisgod]

I doubt it very much. Hard Brexit no deal is long gone. Mays deal is as hard as it gets now, and as we all no it's not very hard at all.

It really really really isn't...

 

[tsubaki]

Ha. 2nd ref got a massive dump on.

Puts that to bed.

Not legally binding mind you

It doesn't, and isn't. This was an attempt by TIG, with their usual levels of political skill, to make a headline.

That it would never have passed, or that if it had passed it would have stopped the indicative votes later, never entered their tiny minds.

 

[dholliday]

Ever since 23 June 2016 i knew this would all draaaaaag on to fek.

Art50 extended to 2021 likely now, has this been confirmed yet?

 

[magicjuan]

It doesn't, and isn't. This was an attempt by TIG, with their usual levels of political skill, to make a headline.

That it would never have passed, or that if it had passed it would have stopped the indicative votes later, never entered their tiny minds.

The purpose was to dump on Corbyn, no more no less.