Brexit

[darmstadt]

He didn't. But in the la la land of the easily offended Bremainers even the most obscure analogy is pounced upon with relish and the "racist" card is brandished gleefully. Pathetically desperate.

I didn't see him using the word racist but in the make believe world of Brexiters, anyone who says anything against them is immediately accused of playing the race card. Useless bunch of la la land believers

[shaunbhoy]

Suity is right.

Using Suity as any sort of benchmark says more about you than it does about me.
Just when it seemed that you could not appear any more retarded.

[shaunbhoy]

I didn't see him using the word racist but in the make believe world of Brexiters, anyone who says anything against them is immediately accused of playing the race card. Useless bunch of la la land believers

I said "card" not "word". But I expect that went over your head as so much does.

[FatLazyContractor]

Using Suity as any sort of benchmark says more about you than it does about me.
Just when it seemed that you could not appear any more retarded.

That doesn't make him wrong, does it? So you agree that he is right.

Even Suity thinks you are a chunt

[darmstadt]

I said "card" not "word". But I expect that went over your head as so much does.

Oooh, heightism now, as well as thickism now

[darmstadt]

Why isn't this number 1?

[darmstadt]

Presumably this wouldn't even make the charts...

[NotAllThere]

[Old Greg]

[jamesbrown]

Those exit polls focussed on marginals - most other laces were easy to predict and in most of marginals it was not that close probably

It isn't about the marginals versus other seats per se, but about measuring swing in representative seats (by which I mean, seats that form the basis for prediction). You cannot measure a swing without a baseline (the previous election). With a referendum, there is no baseline. Hence, you cannot measure a swing, hence you cannot predict with sufficient accuracy to justify an exit poll. The exit polls need to be reasonably accurate. In the next GE, I'm not sure how they are going to do an exit poll with the boundary changes, but I assume they will try to control for that. However, there will be one or two regular polls tomorrow, which should be interesting (but unlikely to show something outside of the margin of error).