So you truly believe that the entire topic was totally understood in 2016?

You were considering peace in Northern Ireland when you voted and had already coined the term “backstop”?

You were aware that the entire next 3 years would be a litany of errors and failed parliamentary votes and weren’t listening to David Davis and his “trade deal the next morning”?

You were sure that when the PM finally returned with her painstakingly prepared withdrawal agreement, finally aligned with the EU, that it would be utterly rejected in parliament by a record majority?

You were aware of the possible economic impact of a no deal brexit?

You must have had your magic 8 ball that day.

The situation has changed and not just a little bit, but a LOT more is known now. There are scores of people who will feel differently either way now. Rejecting the concept of another vote is embarrassing if you ask me.

Why is it you people never understand that the vote was to leave or remain?

None of you remainers would be arguing about details if we have voted in your favour.

The situation has not changed at all. All we have seen is lots of remainers trying to disrupt the process and try to justify a second referendum with daft logic.
The general public has not suddenly got better informed beyond realising just how unreliable politicians are and how appallingly people behave when they can't get their own way. As I have said, with all the lies being told, all they can become is better misinformed.

So you truly believe that the entire topic was totally understood in 2016?

You were considering peace in Northern Ireland when you voted and had already coined the term “backstop”?

You were aware that the entire next 3 years would be a litany of errors and failed parliamentary votes and weren’t listening to David Davis and his “trade deal the next morning”?

You were sure that when the PM finally returned with her painstakingly prepared withdrawal agreement, finally aligned with the EU, that it would be utterly rejected in parliament by a record majority?

You were aware of the possible economic impact of a no deal brexit?

You must have had your magic 8 ball that day.

The situation has changed and not just a little bit, but a LOT more is known now. There are scores of people who will feel differently either way now. Rejecting the concept of another vote is embarrassing if you ask me.

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You do know how many a score is, right? Clue: it’s less than 21.

Parliament decided to hold a referendum. That is history.
The simple fact is that you didn't like being on the losing side. The sooner you, Maple and the other losers
develop some self awareness and deal with that, the sooner you will do us all a favour and stop whining.

The leaving process itself was the job of politicians, and they have made a total mess of it largely because half of them are trying to subvert the democratic process as promised before the referendum.

Well played on not addressing a single thing I said

The simple fact is what I already said.

There is no agreement on how to leave the EU.

You can bleat on and on with Farage esque “leave means leave” rhetoric but it won’t change that core fact.

How we leave the EU cannot be resolved by politicians therefore it must be voted on again by the people, because there is no way this government is signing off on a no deal brexit.

So the people are too dumb to know what is best for them but they are clever enough to decide what to do when Parliament has spent months deliberately trying to avoid leaving?

Can you hear yourself?

Parliament needs to do what was promised and get us out of Europe. Nothing else is acceptable.