Or maybe there will be vote on joining the African UnionBy the time we get to vote, there will be enough 'Europeans' living here to keep us in.
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In the run up to the last general election, many polls predicted another hung parliament. Who could have guessed that we wouldn't have a hung parliament?
Oh dear, wrong again!
Most polls were actually accurate to within a few points of predicting party vote shares, but when you have a six way election (Lab/Con/Scot/Lib/Ukip/others) a few points x6 creates a big margin of error.
But the polls I link to are only Yes/No.
Please continue to dig your hole.
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Hmmmmmmm I think you must have been in another country in May then.. https://yougov.co.uk/news/2015/05/08/general-election-opinion-polls-brief-post-mortem/ And here http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...o-let-the-horsetrading-commence-10204392.html
Did you read your own links? clearly not! The yougov poll is only out by a few % points per party, exactly as I said, and other polls are on average out by 2 points per party. You do understand the difference between a poll for 6 different voting options and only 2? You do understand that in a general election a 2-4% difference can be a hung parliament.
Current poll prediction is that 61% will vote to stay, now can you whip out your calculator and tell me if an error margin of 4% will bring the vote to near 50%.
/breathing intensifies
Thanks for helping me prove you wrong.....again...
Current poll prediction is that 61% will vote to stay, now can you whip out your calculator and tell me if an error margin of 4% will bring the vote to near 50%.
/breathing intensifies
Thanks for helping me prove you wrong.....again...
And yet even Yougov say this
Hmmmmmmmm Which letters in the word WRONG are you struggling with?
You genuinely seem to be struggling with some basic maths here?
Read your own links, and look at the actual numeric error margin for individual party polls.
Read your own links, and look at the actual numeric error margin for individual party polls.
Yes, and of our manufacturing regulations, workspace law, human rights law etc. But the stay in the EU group will win because of FUD: Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt. The British people will be scared of a change.
I haven't seen a mature debate. (Now where have we heard that phrase before?) There will be losses from leaving, but there will be gains too. The media seem to focus on the losses alone.
Someone on R5L over the weekend said that, seeing as the warmongering US had caused the current refugee crisis, they should be welcoming the human fallout.
However, I doubt that, even if the boat could get across the Atlantic with anyone alive left on board, the US would help them ashore....
The US has more sense.
The US is almost a separate continent and has a distinct advantage because of that. Their only problem in that respect is their relatively long border with Mexico; the much longer border with Canada is not, of course, a problem.
The UK is an island and therefore it should be relatively easy to control our borders. What a shame we can't (or won't).
The Septics were quick enough to bill the Germans for WWII. Seems only fair and equitable that we bill the US for starting the current shoite.
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