Remainers pushing for second referendum think Brexiteers are 'thick' and 'prejudiced

[sasguru]

"Agree terms of future partnership with EU alongside withdrawal, both within the two years allowed under Article 50 "

Fantastic, they agreed them, they are tulipe, we're not accepting them.

Bring on the cliff edge.

The terms of the future partnership have not been agreed.
But I guess it's not the first time a Brexiter has been ignorant/misinformed.

[meridian]

"Agree terms of future partnership with EU alongside withdrawal, both within the two years allowed under Article 50 "

Fantastic, they agreed them, they are tulipe, we're not accepting them.

Bring on the cliff edge.

You don't get a vote in accepting them, your duly elected representatives in Parliament do. That's democracy for you.

HTH.

[Whorty]

That's because you're looking in the wrong place. Try looking in the Conservative Party manifesto.

Conservative manifesto summary: Key points at-a-glance - BBC News

Don't confuse them with reality and fact. Brexiters think the whole process is based on that one piece of paper only. FFS, they do constantly live up to the idea that they're all

[minestrone]

You don't get a vote in accepting them, your duly elected representatives in Parliament do. That's democracy for you.

HTH.

You may be struggling with understanding that my MP, like the vast majority, will vote to reject the terms.

I don't see any clear route beyond that where this deal will be accepted or that leaving in March can be stopped.

Joyous.

[vetran]

Thankfully I've only had one conversation IRL with a Brexiteer about Brexit. He seemed very angry about gay marriage, Turkey joining the EU and immigrants pricing his half Spanish kids out of the housing market. This was why he voted Brexiteer.

listening to your stepfather when he is pissed is not talking to a Brexiter.