The Official EU results thread

[Yorkie62]

It is not the subject of the argument that keeps CUK running, it is the art of arguing!

There is an art to the arguing on CUK?[emoji23]

Brain the size of a planet and I still have to communicate with morons

[Zigenare]

There is an art to the arguing on CUK?[emoji23]

Brain the size of a planet and I still have to communicate with morons

It's certainly not a ******* science!

[Old Greg]

He's a cretin.

In Yorkie world, it's always someone else's fault, because taking responsibility for your actions is a grown-up, civil and intelligent thing to do.

FTFY

[BlasterBates]

Consider the chart a metaphor for the palpable cretinism of anyone that tries to infer a remain or leave or no deal majority from the aggregate of party preferences in the EU elections. But you and WTFH missed that because, well...

It was always obviously going to be the case that the losing side in the EU elections would argue that you can't infer anything from the results.

Parliamentary and electoral arithmetic is immutable.

Boris will find a reason to delay Brexit.

[jamesbrown]

It was always obviously going to be the case that the losing side in the EU elections would argue that you can't infer anything from the results.

That sounds like an admission.

Parliamentary and electoral arithmetic is immutable.

That sounds like evidence for your admission.

[Old Greg]

That sounds like an admission.



That sounds like evidence for your admission.

QED.

[BlasterBates]

That sounds like an admission.



That sounds like evidence for your admission.

What I find interesting is that the leavers aren't calling for a second referendum, after all if they have a clear majority they'd walk it.

Hoping to fall out of the EU by accident on 31st October seems like an act of desperation, particularly given the parliamentary arithmetic.

[scooterscot]

QED.

And there's the back of the t-shirt.

[jamesbrown]

What I find interesting is that the leavers aren't calling for a second referendum

What, no deal vs. the WA?

A referendum seems like a stupid vehicle for that decision.

Hoping to fall out of the EU by accident on 31st October seems like an act of desperation, particularly given the parliamentary arithmetic.

The spreadsheet you borrowed from scootie doesn't work on arithmetic principles.

According to you, we won't to make it to the summer recess without the gov't collapsing, followed by er, a "mutation" of the, er, "parliamentary arithmetic"?

Isn't that your whole "be afraid... be very afraid" shtick?

It's almost as though you don't keep tabs on your own BS

[BrilloPad]

What I find interesting is that the leavers aren't calling for a second referendum, after all if they have a clear majority they'd walk it.

No. Its because they believe in democracy.

I think I might start a poll asking if BB is a 2@. And keep starting one until I get the result I want.....