Just like Corbyn voting against it before he had even seen it

I said that remain had lied.

Just so happens leave lied way more, and way more egregiously.

LOL. I would like to think that I fall into at least 3 out of those 4 categories.

And sectioning people? I suspect that would be the tactic should you get your ways about voting not being allowed to matter for very much in the future.

Perhaps the only true revelation to come from this Brexit fiasco is how fragile our collective notion of universal suffrage is. Of how it has only taken a single vote to go against how the supposed 'brightest and best' wanted it to and all of a sudden the basic principles of our democratic process in terms of one person, one vote suddenly becomes seen as a stumbling block.

Makes you realise how events in both Greece and Italy with Governments of technocrats being effectively imposed supposedly independent nations as their rulers actually is in line with much of supposed progressive thinking.

We are heading into scary, scary times.

And perhaps people such as myself are like Dinosaures with a socially liberal asteroid hurtling towards me and my kind at a speed that is frightening but I still have a choice as to whether I meet my end cowering in a cave or decide to take a stand out in the bright sunshine, defiantly sticking two fingers up and ready to head-butt my oncoming destruction full-on in the face.

Maybe I will end up sectioned but one thing I do know is that if I am locked up in a nuthouse, I will be in good company and we will still be more joyful and have more fun than the miserable, joyless, Godless f***s sticking us in there.

But who knows? Perhaps tomorrow does belong to us after all. Interesting result recently in Poland and with Salvini flying high in the Italian polls, the Right still has the momentum despite all the s*** being chucked at it.

But you don't vote in a Tory, Labour or Liberal do you? You vote in a person to represent you, not a voting machine centrally operated from party headquarters.

Who would you say was the greatest Parliamentarian? I would suggest that Winston Churchill would top many lists. Churchill changed party not just once, but twice because of his principles. Would you have wanted him to have to stand down?

I don't want another referendum at all. I don't want any more referendums ever again. I want Parliament to decide. If this one can't then we ask a new one to try. Why don't you stand and then see if you can do any better?

Simply cancelling brexit will save years of conflict ahead.

Every day brexit referendums, brexit elections, extensions deals/not deals, more PM casualties etc.etc.

It is almost beyond belief that the UK could resume its place at the top table complete with veto, but it is quite true and up to the UK, not the EU.

That is the right thing to do surely, the problem is only politics.

Give people the straight choice now, why would they want to go on, having seen what a never-ending disaster it is.