I sincerely though hope that your anger doesn't allow you to believe that this entitles you to take direct action to achieve your aims. That's not how we do things here. If you want to change the country from a Parliamentary democracy to some kind of direct democracy in which important decisions are taken by mandatory plebiscite then you have to vote in a Parliament willing to make that change. That's your right.

More likely that no-one really knows what Labour offers.

I was bought up to believe that voting mattered. That it was crucial to make the effort to go along to the polling station and cast my vote according to how I felt. That people had died in a variety of wars to ensure that I could do so. I have probably voted for the losing candidate/proposition more times than the winner and whilst not pleased, never once considered that the result should not stand.

That is absolutely no different to the way I was brought up or what I now believe and argue for. So we are completely lined up. I believe that voting is a democratic duty and would probably go further than it just being a duty but an obligation which ought to be mandatory. Those remarks though apply only to GEs in which we elect our representatives. After that any vote we might be asked to cast becomes secondary to the powers we have transferred to them. That's the way it works.

On June 23rd I walked up to my local polling station and cast my vote in absolute good faith that the result would be honoured. That was what I had been promised. No ifs, no buts and I believe that the VAST majority of others did similar.

So did I. We voted in a referendum and NOT a GE. A referendum which the then government had said the result of which would be implemented. That government is NOT the Parliament. What has happened subsequently need not be repeated but has all been the logical and legal consequences of us living in a Parliamentary democracy. It is simply not the case that a vote in a GE is equal to a vote in a referendum. They are cast for entirely different purposes and have entirely different validity.

To have my vote the subsequently discarded be it by Parliament or through a farce of another referendum before the first one has been honoured destroys my faith in the voting process. And I am convinced that there are multiple millions of others like me.

It hasn't been discarded. It has been given exactly the same value as mine and every other one cast. It's just not the same value as that when we elect our representatives.

Are you seriously willing to inflict that damage on us? And no expect a back-lash that see's no point in playing by the rules again?

In Parliament's view, and they are the ones with the responsibility here, the damage would be caused by leaving without a deal. That some like you don't actually understand the rules isn't their fault but it doesn't change the facts. If a newcomer to football doesn't understand the offside rule what is the solution? This is really no different, except that you aren't a newcomer.

Chances are they will ignore that vote, so for thatt reason Im out!! NEVER vote again, its not worth the effort!!

That's why we vote in representatives and not delegates. We need to find people we trust to make wise decisions on our behalf. Then leave the job to them.