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Fallen Hamprince posted:polls predicted 2016 and brexit to within margin of error, the ~narrative~ interpreted those marginal leads to mean certain victory for clinton and remain Several pollsters giving Remain a double digits lead only months before the vote. "Hrm yes this is within the margin of error" Fans has issued a correction as of 09:11 on Jan 7, 2019 |
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look the basic thing is what is more important to you: staying in the EU or getting a corbyn government? if you choose the one that lets you continue to eat tomatoes and take insulin you aren't leftist enough imo
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Jan 7, 2019 10:12
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I guess it's hard to seize the means of production when you aren't producing anything
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Hentai Jihadist posted:look the basic thing is what is more important to you: staying in the EU or getting a corbyn government? All those people who died from austerity deserved it for not being middle class enough IMO.
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One thing which pollsters have not historically called within margin of error would be general elections between Jeremy Corbyn and Theresa May.
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Irony Be My Shield posted:One thing which pollsters have not historically called within margin of error would be general elections
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Seriously British polling is loving dire
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Gum posted:Seriously British polling is loving dire Exit polls are good though. I usually just wait for them and then start celebrating or screaming in rage and get to bed by 12 or so.
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Jan 7, 2019 10:58
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Mackers posted:The gently caress it does. The only people who care about NI in Ireland are 72 and puking their dole money up in an alley. weird how they keep electing all these hardliners
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What is so bad about t-May’s deal anyway? If the hard core brexiteers dont like it, isn’t that a good thing?
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hakimashou posted:What is so bad about t-May’s deal anyway? If the hard core brexiteers dont like it, isn’t that a good thing? They don't like it because it isn't a hard enough brexit that'll let them sell the country instantly to the us
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I was going write post explaining how bad May's deal is, and then it occurred that I didn't know if it tied Britain into the new EU tax harmonisation rules that rich Brexiters are so terrified about for "totally legitimate reasons"
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this is the idea of chris grayling https://twitter.com/tompeck/status/1082170621960876032 https://twitter.com/tompeck/status/1082173234643120129 https://twitter.com/tompeck/status/1082185282877882368 https://twitter.com/tompeck/status/1082189454566219777
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Jan 7, 2019 12:16
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Jose posted:this is the idea of chris grayling Wait who is paying for these trucks to voluntarily drive there and hang about ?
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Who are they meant to represent? It's a very weird thng
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Jan 7, 2019 12:21
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We are ready for Brexit because we can jam traffic?
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Wait...waaaaaaait a minute. This is all just an elaborate Monty Pyton sketch isn't it?
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SMILLENNIALSMILLEN posted:Wait who is paying for these trucks to voluntarily drive there and hang about ? The taxpayer. In news that will surprise no-one, only 80 of the planned 150 lorries turned up. That's half a ferry-load.
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https://www.theguardian.com/politic...r-politics-livequote:Barclay says it is not enough to MPs to be against something. They have to decide what they want. Referring to the letter, signed by more than 200 MPs, urging the government to rule out a no-deal Brexit, he says those MPs favour a variety of alternative options.  haha yeah imagine just voting against something without any idea of what will happen if you win
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alphabettitouretti posted:https://www.theguardian.com/politic...r-politics-live i'm pretty sure what they want is "not a no deal brexit"
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Which is at least more of a position than brexiteers plan of voting leave then trying to satisfy everyone's different idea of what leaving actually involves.
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namesake posted:Exit polls are good though. its really hard to gently caress up a poll with a sample size in the tens of thousands
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Raskolnikov38 posted:its really hard to gently caress up a poll with a sample size in the tens of thousands It really isn't
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Themage posted:i bet the monarchy will be fed to whom?
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hakimashou posted:What is so bad about t-May’s deal anyway? If the hard core brexiteers dont like it, isn’t that a good thing? It means the country has to wait two years before being destroyed by US interests rather than immediately. They don't want to wait and the rest of us don't really want the slow walk towards your lovely unregulated food.
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Jose posted:this is the idea of chris grayling destroying your own country out of made up fears of eurabia is nothing? harumph just lol that the sick man of europe is britain now
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lmao hamprince is citing yougov as the "better pollster" despite the fact that the one time their polls were accurate in the last decade they promptly binned the model in horror and predicted a tory landslide against Corbyn it is very important when chatting poo poo to not just say demonstrably wrong things all the time Raskolnikov38 posted:its really hard to gently caress up a poll with a sample size in the tens of thousands pollsters eat the hats
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can't wait to finally win the war of 1812 by attacking the UK with poisoned romaine lettuce I googled and poo poo and y'all only take 4% of your food imports from North America, congrats i guess. the main thing you get from us is wine and we're like fourth on that list even
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oystertoadfish posted:can't wait to finally win the war of 1812 by attacking the UK with poisoned romaine lettuce "chlorinated chicken is actually better for you than animals that werent kept in their own poo poo in the first place" - the rt hon baghdad bob, mp for Wickham
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oystertoadfish posted:can't wait to finally win the war of 1812 by attacking the UK with poisoned romaine lettuce the beef will be what gets us. nothing thats seen a growth hormone is allowed to be imported into the EU, but once that block is gone how will we resist that vast cheap roided beef supply.
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Spangly A posted:lmao hamprince is citing yougov as the "better pollster" despite the fact that the one time their polls were accurate in the last decade they promptly binned the model in horror and predicted a tory landslide against Corbyn it's p impressive how bad he is at concealing the fact he doesn't know the first thing about something he's opining at length and with great authority on if you can't be bothered to use google at least use a bunch of impenetrable PPE speak to baffle the people who have actually looked at a newspaper
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Spangly A posted:lmao hamprince is citing yougov as the "better pollster" despite the fact that the one time their polls were accurate in the last decade they promptly binned the model in horror and predicted a tory landslide against Corbyn But if Hamprince had to restrict himself to not being demonstrably wrong all the time then he'd never post ohhhhhh, right. Right. I get it now.
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