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

[AtW]

Toad Gove says ...

"People knew they were voting to leave the EU and we should honour that verdict."

Remainers pushing for second referendum think Brexiteers are 'thick' and 'prejudiced', says Michael Gove

[sasguru]

Toad Gove says ...

"People knew they were voting to leave the EU and we should honour that verdict."

Remainers pushing for second referendum think Brexiteers are 'thick' and 'prejudiced', says Michael Gove

I don't know about them being prejudiced but certainly the Brexiters on here appear to be gurning imbeciles.

[vetran]

I don't know about them being prejudiced but certainly the Brexiters on here appear to be gurning imbeciles.

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“If you run into an asshole in the morning, you ran into an asshole. If you run into assholes all day, you're the asshole.”

[Old Greg]

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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.

[Whorty]

If May's deal gets voted down (and she won't call a GE) then she has to go to the people and ask them if they agree with the deal, or if they would rather remain in the EU.

The first ref voted to leave the EU with a deal. This is the deal. 'No deal' was not an option offered by leave campaigners. If the people don't like the deal they can vote to remain. If the people still want to leave the EU they can vote for this deal.

This is so simple even Brexiters can understand this, surely?

[AtW]

Only ref on “deal” can give mandate

[Paddy]

If May's deal gets voted down (and she won't call a GE) then she has to go to the people and ask them if they agree with the deal, or if they would rather remain in the EU.

The first ref voted to leave the EU with a deal. This is the deal. 'No deal' was not an option offered by leave campaigners. If the people don't like the deal they can vote to remain. If the people still want to leave the EU they can vote for this deal.

This is so simple even Brexiters can understand this, surely?

I have no doubts that the legal-beagles and the Whitehall civil servants are working overtime on planning a referendum for the 28th February 2019.

[NotAllThere]

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I prefer "If you smell tulip everywhere, check your shoes". Pithier.

[shaunbhoy]

The first ref voted to leave the EU

ftfy

[Whorty]

ftfy

It did indeed, but not by which mechanism. Both Norway and Canada were often put up as examples by leave as deals we would look to base our deal on. There was never a mention on no deal; this is a more recent idea put forward by JRM and his cronies at ERG.

People, therefore, never voted for no deal. They voted for this government to negotiate a deal. They have now done this. If the people do t like this deal they should have a choice to reject it, and thus also reject brexit.

You can't have it all ways dear boy. You wanted a brexit deal, you have a brexit deal. Suck it up, or vote to remain in the EU (assuming MPs reject the deal first on your behalf)