If MPs stop Brexit, Middle England could stage its biggest revolt in modern history

[Whorty]

don't worry there won't be any remainers to oppose it they are all expats avoiding UK tax and demanding a say.

Explain how all remainers are expats? I live and work in the UK, you numb skull

[Eirikur]

I've been out of the country for more than 15 years. I have no say.

And I'm 15 years here in this country paying tax to finance several brexiteer families benefits and also have no say

[WTFH]

don't worry there won't be any remainers to oppose it they are all expats avoiding UK tax and demanding a say.

In the same way that all Brexiters are retired and are a drain/burden on the economy. None of them are paying full taxes on earnings right now.

[Alf W]

Lots of shouting in Wetherspoons and lots of warrior talk in various gammon forums. Meanwhile the rest of the population with working brain cells will be grateful it has been skilfully swept under the rug. Note to country - let's not do a referendum ever again.

[original PM]

Lots of shouting in Wetherspoons and lots of warrior talk in various gammon forums. Meanwhile the rest of the population with working brain cells will be grateful it has been skilfully swept under the rug. Note to the general populace - don't even consider having an opinion again.

There you go ftfy.

[Old Greg]

Lots of shouting in Wetherspoons and lots of warrior talk in various gammon forums. Meanwhile the rest of the population with working brain cells will be grateful it has been skilfully swept under the rug. Note to the general populace - don't even consider having an opinion again.

There you go ftfy.

Keep nursing that sense of victimhood.

[NotAllThere]

There you go ftfy.

I thought you were against another referendum.

[original PM]

I thought you were against another referendum.

I am against asking the same question over and over until you get the answer you want.

However I am most certainly not against having referendum's for future decisions....

I think the politicians have made it quite clear that they are incapable of any form of impartial decision making.

[darmstadt]

However I am most certainly not against having referendum's for future decisions....

Nor was a certain Bohemian Corporal...

[Old Greg]

I am against asking the same question over and over until you get the answer you want.

However I am most certainly not against having referendum's for future decisions....

I think the politicians have made it quite clear that they are incapable of any form of impartial decision making.

The great news is that it is a different question. The original question didn't define the type of withdrawal - the whole range from Norway + single market to hardest of Brexits. Why would you object the the electorate having their say. Do you not trust them?

In terms of politicians being impartial. Are you muddling them up with judges?