she cannot grant it

@lemion here's your request

up to whom is to decide it if not up to the PM of the UK lol

this is about a deal

between a country and a union

both of which work on democratic parliaments

it's not a tyrant calling the shots

lmao based

EU agrees to rule out no-deal

all it needs it a print scan and some colours filled in

its up to UK now

might do that later

also dave you realise that UK can legally withdraw the article 50 until the very last day?

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they can call the whole thing off without asking anyone for permission

there was an ECJ ruling about that

no one wants that

may doesnt

corbyn doesnt

no one wants what?

if they wanted it they would've done it

you mean withdrawing a50?

no I mean peeing and pooing

just to be clear

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i dont care here if someone wants it or not, corbyn asks may to rule out no deal, you say she can't do that, I proposed one legal scenario under which she can

so thats it for me tbh

her being unwilling to rule out no deal is as much political maneuvering as corbyn asking her to do that

revoking article 50 isnt ruling out no deal, it's ruling out brexit

yeah

problem?

also ruling out brexit is also ruling out no deal <:haha:318675605233336330>

its one way to do it

Im also not sure May can unilaterally decide to revoke 50, actually im pretty sure she cant

revoking a50 shouldn't be considered an option in this discussion because no one considers it an option in the british parliament either

what do yo umean no one there are such people

like whole SNP for example

she triggered a50 without the parliament, then there was some lawyer that showed thats not quite legal and they did a vote for show

anyway yeah withdrawing a50 is an extreme scenario as of now