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I read the parent as saying he is against Brexit (all in on "no Brexit"), presumably for the reasons you articulate.
by scottyw555 8y ago
I read the parent as saying he is against Brexit (all in on "no Brexit"), presumably for the reasons you articulate.
- renholder 8y agoAll in on "no Brexit", to me, sounds like "going all in" on a round of poker - meaning you're very much for that.
- twic 8y agoYes. He is very much for "no Brexit", ie not doing Brexit. Not to be confused with "no-deal Brexit", which is doing Brexit without a deal.
- empath75 8y agoYes being very much for ‘no brexit’ means you’re against brexit.
- simonw 8y agoYes exactly. They want Brexit not to happen at all. Your reply seemed to be talking about "no deal Brexit" which is essentially the opposite scenario.
- ganeshkrishnan 8y agoCorrect. More precisely I meant brexit not happening at all. That is article 50 will be rescinded and UK will return to status quo.