Despite the endless can kicking I think we're on course for a December or January GE now. I can see the Conservatives gaining a majority based on both polls, and the Labour and Lib Dem vote split. It could be argued that the Conservatives vote will be split too of course, but plenty of Brexit party voter will hold their noses for the sake of getting Brexit in one form or another over the line.

you would say black was white if I or anyone who doesnt agree with your bizzare views said something was black....

That's just silly.

Many people I know agree with me, although often not until they really think about it. The intuitive response is to think that an MP changing party should resign but if you look beyond the obvious then the impact of our Parliamentary democracy begins to change minds. There is nothing bizzare in seeking to protect our system, flawed as it is, from something far worse.

The only thing black and white here is the inflexible views held by the ultra leavers who populate this site. Totally set in their ways, and impervious to reason, once they have had their first thought then that's it. It's their last thought too.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Also, what the hell has having a genuine belief that leaving is the correct course of action got to do with inflexibility?

It is of course because Wisbech cannot accept that he might just be wrong and therefore anyone who doesn’t agree with him is inflexible.

I respect his views but he should in turn respect others.

Boris offers Labour more time to debate the bill and get it passed before a GE on Dec 12.

Let's see what excuses Corbyn comes up to avoid voting for the deal and or a GE.

One more point

Without a hint of irony too.

Impressive.

Do you really think a second vote will win for remain? Go back to the first two posts on this thread. There have not been 200,000 job losses, house prices have slowed. Wages are up.

Plus Germany are in recession, the EU are in denial, the only thing keeping them together is brexit and they have done nothing since the referendum to make reform or make people want to stay.

Actually that was a requirement from the Lib Dems to join Cameron in government but yes it has come back to haunt us all. I would like to see it gone but would prefer a bit more thought before they do so.

One more point

A lot of remainers want to know how we'll be better off by leaving. For a lot of leavers, like me, it's the increased, post Maastrict, federalism. Only the question was binary.

Unlike you it seems, I don't spend my life glued to this site, otherwise I would have responded before the 'thread developed'.

Of course the result is an individual MP, but you can't even concede that certain areas would vote for certain parties no matter who was representing them.

Peter Sutcliffe could run for Labour in areas of the north and win, likewise Ian Huntley as a Conservative in Horsham.

FFS take the blinkers off.