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They ain't listening. They just think it was done the wrong way.
Completely ignoring the fact, remainers told them all the promises were mutually exclusive. So 0 majority existed for any single way.
So what ever they consider the correct way. Would have lost the ref if stated at the time.
That was my thought at the time. There were multiple Brexit's being discussed during the referendum. It was a recipe for no one being happy with the result.
If we ever decide to go back in I hope we've learnt our lesson and either make parliament make the deal and be accountable for it or a two stage referendum, in principle and then on the negotiated entrance terms.
You just lost all those sweet deals when you left, they are not comming back. Who would have thought?
If we go back. Their is not going to be any deal.
It will be follow all rules any new member follows. Or fuck off.