I thought I said no nitbitching , but yeah I don ' t see him checking back the flop with a set . He probably has 6 s , air or 45 , maybe 58 Edit also I guess some bad people will check a jack here and raise because they ' re shit . Ohh and also some two pairs <| sep |> Ok great , my entire argument is that there is a political context that pretty obviously is not just confined to the law . Politics is politics , difficult and controversial decisions are made in the interest of the country all the time . I ' m not claiming it ' s easy or without impact but the same can be said about many other things . Why , you ' ve not really argued why though . are you saying there won ' t be any serious upset becuase people who voted to leave are so self intrested , and thats it thats all the fallout ? To answer both these points , the single minded focus on this single issue I could see being the biggest problem the leave side have . There ' s a world still turning , there ' s wars being fought and there are people to be cared for . The lack of sufficient focus on anything else due to the overwhelming desire to not let anything derail leaving I could see causing a reaction against leavers . This is just guesswork and presumption of course , but I could paint the picture . Ok then , do we ever hold a refurrendum on anything again , do we let scotland ? What happens if voter turnout drops at the next election . What if a more extreme political force comes on the scene with exactly the nieche of greviance over this . My personal view on referendums is they shouldn ' t be held , but that ' s probably not what you wanted to hear . Your just waving your hand saying , won ' t happen . Yeah , I kind of am , I ' m basing it on the way the country has worked over the last century or soIt was over a million people difference . It was a couple of percentage points . it can barely get any more marginal .