You don't need to ask the question: look what's happened!

Nearly £8 billion has been cut in a decade to social care. Disabled people have seen their incomes cut by 30%, and local council services have in places seen their budgets cut by more than a half.

The irony is, many who have contributed taxes for decades are now not being provided with the support they now need, because of either illness, disability, or being out of work.

If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4

That is not fully correct. British law works on a precedent basis - the precedent for when parliament does not work, or when a government has a minority is to call a general election. So the original point was entirely right. However, this is complicated by both Brexit and the unelected Supreme Court. And further complicated by the original referendum - which is now heading off into the past. How it is being dealt with currently is unacceptable on many levels. You must recognise that.

Red and Blue Army!

Would you please, please stop doing this?

It makes sense if you want rig it by dividing the leave vote.
Please stop with your Remain propaganda. It's not fooling anyone.

But a majority did agree with me. That is the point. Leave won. I am not the one arguing for a second chance because my side lost.

And given the mood in the country at the moment do you honestly think a second referendum will solve anything? I will not vote in another referendum that has Remain on the ballot paper and will refuse to accept the legitimacy of any result from it. Nothing is resolved now until we either leave on the 31st with or without a deal or else, we have a GE in which parties can be honest about their stances. Then if Parliament has a majority for Remain with the courage of their convictions, it can vote to Revoke.

But another referendum? Can you imagine how toxic that would be? Or what happens if there is a mass boycott of it? It ramps tensions up and gives a legitimate justification for people to lose faith in the voting process.

Not only before the June 23rd vote but since there are reams of footage of a variety of politicians promising to honour the result then doing a complete U-turn. At least if they betray the Leave vote on the back of a manifesto promise to do so in the run-up to a GE we still maintain a semblance of living in a democracy.

But a second referendum when the first has not been honoured? I shudder to think about it.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

I believe that millions of us will never 'live with' another referendum with Remain as an option in any way, shape or form. Remain lost.

And a GE has to happen eventually. Then we cast our votes solely based on who will take us out of the EU immediately. No referendums just a simple trip to Brussels, hand in the notice again and a default position of no deal.

We are leaving the EU no matter what or else the UK implodes.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.