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SontaranStratagem
When: 03 Apr 19 20:59
Corbyn just needs to sit there and do nothing

We know who's to blame, and if Corbyn sits pretty he's in number 10 at the GE

Not exactly rocket science
By:
yajyaj
When: 03 Apr 19 21:15
You really believe that Corbyn could get meaningful changes, I dont, he's talking like he did
By:
lord skywalker
When: 03 Apr 19 22:23
may has a good deal, it was never gonna be perfect but we should leave with it, its the majority of mps who simply wont leave or at the very least they want to be tied to the eu in some way like single market or customs union, they voted to put article 50 in place and the vote was leave by over a million votes, if i was PM i would simply say its my deal or no deal, take it or leave it, all these remainers that think the united kingdom is gonna crash into oblivion if we dont have a deal, cmon we survived before 1973 and will do again.
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n88uk
When: 04 Apr 19 00:13
May's deal is absolute garbage. You are tied in the EU until you find a solution and agree to their terms. A rule taker with no say. Your negotiating position would be non-existent, the EU can just say take this, you either take it or say no and stay stuck in limbo forever. The Brexiteers know this, the only ones who think otherwise are those being naive enough to think you will find a way out of the backstop.

And the world is a very different place than it was in 1973, the reason the country joined what eventually become the EU in the first place was it was being left behind economically by the countries that had formed it.
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