Switzerland too i believe

It's not. @James Rimor

The law doesn't 'block' anything.

also isnt the french president protested about like crazy and he's pro-EU

It simply requires the PM to ask for an extension.

@Boop / 브파 / C'thUwU Ehh, France is just France

They protest and protest.

We could lead to us never leaving without a deal...

Parliament would have to agree to it @James Rimor

Which wouldn't happen.

I think ive figured weez out

Parliament has to agree on any time that the EU offers.

Hes just contrairian tbh

Exactly which is why article 50 says we can leave without a damn deal!!!!

Hell just say the opposite to fet a reaction

A good devils advocate.

But if parliament blocks that option we get stuck in a never ending circle!

Contrarian i prefer tbh

Parliament won't block it though.

A dick more like

Because there will be a GE.

And they will be voted out..

And then we just no deal...

Funny a GE just got blocked....

Or have you not being paying attention?

Because they wanted an extension.

They've gotten it.

Now they're going to have one.

There's also automatic general elections.

No they haven't gotten an extension

Every 5 years.

Sorry, once the bill has been given ascent @James Rimor

Is when they will support a GE.

If a no deal happens because the EU says no to an extension, then they have no reason NOT to have a general election.

And we will then have one.

In all circumstances, we have a general election.

Not if Boris waits till the 31st to ask for an extension

Then they decline it and we leave without a deal or a GE blocking brexit

All scenarios end up with a general election at the end of them.

We **WILL** have a GE.

I really don't think you understand the situation we're in, or how our parliamentary system works.