From: the_todal@icloud.com 
  
 On 25/10/2019 21:46, Fredxx wrote: 
 > On 25/10/2019 20:16:38, Pamela wrote: 
 >> On 16:29€€ 25 Oct 2019, RH156RH  wrote: 
 >> 
 >>> €€ Many MPs and political commentators seem to be oblivious to the fact 
 >>> €€ that they are embracing an absurdity when they insist€€ that a "No 
 Deal 
 >>> €€ Brexit" is made impossible.€€ This is absurd because if there is€€ no 
 >>> €€ deal€€ embraced by a majority of€€ MPs€€ then by definition the 
 default 
 >>> €€ position€€ is no deal unless€€ Parliament€€ votes to revoke Article 
 50. 
 >> 
 >> Good idea. A second referendum might also help. 
 > 
 > How does that help anyone if the result is still a majority for leave? 
  
 It avoids time-consuming arguments about whether "the people" want a 
 no-deal Brexit or a deal which makes compromises and gives us access to 
 the single market. 
  
 We've spent more than 3 years arguing about what Brexit means, in the 
 manner of theologians arguing about the meaning of scripture. The 
 electorate are bored and impatient but it is quite wrong to say that MPs 
 have been wasting time. 
  
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