On 22/09/2019 13:23, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Spike wrote:
On 18/09/2019 09:36, T i m wrote:

We weren't ready
because the majority (the 2/3rds that didn't vote to Leave) didn't
have a reason to.

What a silly argument. By the same token 2/3rds didn't vote for Remain.

Those who voted remain or abstained knew exactly what they were voting
for. The status quo.

I can't find a single Remainer who knows what rules, regulation,
directives, and other edicts have been imposed on the UK by the EU since
the second Referendum in 2016, so to say 'they know what they voted for'
is disingenuous at best. You can describe that as 'the status quo ' if
you wish, but it doesn't changed their ignorance.

The third who voted leave can't even agree among
themselves what this means now. So surely fair to assume many voted on
what the leave campaign promised them? And since so few of those promises
seem attainable in the light of experience, how can you know how they'd
vote now?

What would be 'fair' is to honour the result of the second Referendum.
The EU offered a deal, it was rejected multiple times by Parliament. The
only thing left on the table is a no-deal Brexit.


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Spike