British Indy: What Happens Now?

Voting against “No Deal” is not ignoring Democracy .... because the vote in 2016 did not specify ‘the manner of leaving’. That is clearly the view of Parliament ... unless all the bookies and all the commentators are wrong. We’ll see on Wednesday.

@gliddofglood explained above why a poll-of-polls tends to be more accurate than individual polls. In short it is because they provide an average across a number of polls. A quick Google will help you understand more if you are interested.

 

now, exe, if i had said that...

 

I still think the U.K. will remain.

If I had any money I’d have a bet with you, but I don’t, so will have to be a sportsman’s bet.

 

clearly 52%.
no wonder jlr are strugling

 

in the event of brexit.

 

someone mention running a book?

 

Firstly there is no evidence that the country wants a “No Deal” Brexit over any other form of Brexit, nor indeed over Remain.

Secondly, that is irrelevant as to why you or anyone else would bet on something. You bet on something because you think you can make a few bob and/or to support your team. It seems very few people are inclined to either idea in this case ... or the odds would be shorter LOL

 

@noobie @Loz @Exige I’ve been busy all day baking this for you to eat on Wednesday when Parliament votes against “No Deal”. Would you like it with cream or ice-cream?

 

Fin always talks about scottish independence no matter what the subject is.

Can you imagine if he ever went on the great british bake off? Noel Fielding would ask, So fin, what are you cooking today? Fin would reply...It's the tories in westminster doing all the cooking up and where is the Scottish version of this programme?

 

If you've made it Dave, it will be remainer pie made with sour grapes

 

you wouldnt like it noob, its not bitter enough for yer typical britnat

 

Can anyone give me a link to that “Huzzah” pic that @Robarano posts so often. I think I’ll be wanting to use it here on Wednesday

 

Phew thank god I'm not a britnat, thanks for the warning fin, see, you do care

 

Is ‘no deal’ not a specific manner of leaving ?

 

or maybe i dont disagree noob. hmm
are you an english nationalist just like thatch?

 

Errrr yes ... that is exactly my point (the 2016 vote did not specify “Leave with No Deal”) and that is why Parliament feels it can vote it down.

 

It didn’t specify leave with a deal either, so that should be removed too ?
Then we can’t leave with or without a deal ?