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I've seen people on social media say some really weird things, one guy put on twitter he would rather lose the NHS than have Jeremy Corbyn in power. That's like burning your house down because you don't like the curtains.

I think a general election is a bad idea on solving the Brexit conundrum because you can't have a general election on a one policy issue. General elections are about who governs the country for the next 4-5 years and what direction do you want the country to go in, that's why Labour are going to fight it on everyday issues like the NHS, investment in public services, homelessness etc. The Tories are fighting it on Brexit as are the Lib Dems. The SNP are fighting it on Scottish independence and anti austerity. The Brexit Party are a one trick pony like UKIP were or are.

I think this general election will end up with either a hung parliament like we have now or a small conservative majority like 4-5 seats. Labour will struggle and probably have no chance in Scotland after saying they are against a 2nd Scottish independence referendum.

Labour I doubt will go into coalition and the Lib Dems and Swinson have ruled out doing a pact with the Tories if there is a hung parliament but I would take Swinson's comments with a pinch of salt.