Mate I’m a remainer whose Never asked for a second referendum, you lads who voted leave I get that and if we can put a deal together then fine. No deal terrified me , the ramifications seemed ridiculous, just far too big for any serious consideration. Anyone whose looked at what that put forward and thought it was acceptable i honestly think is deluded, now it seems it may have been shifted back as an option I’m ok .
I don’t want Brexit but will of the people and all that , I can deal with it .however I honestly felt no deal was potentially catastrophic, if it’s not an option then clearly in my opinion we’ve improved our position. All that said I need to look at what’s actually been before the House of Commons before I can have a serious opinion on it .
i have stopped taking a great deal of interest to be honest, May s deal is rubbish, no deal nobody wants but we seem to be getting seriously close to, and a large rump of parliament who don't want any deal but staying in despite the vote and parliament themselves passing a law we are leaving in march.
Then all of a sudden mp's decide to work together at the eleventh hour not to get a deal for the country , which they should have been doing the last few years, but to hamper what's on the table according to the EU and the goverment, more to do with party politics than the deal for half of them
I hadn't a clue how it will end up, still feel myself we will end up staying in the EU in everything but name .
Parliament has show the current crop are not fit for the job, have scant regard for the people who voted them in, from both sides of the argument .
Sadly there is going to be a lot of resentment in the country which ever way it plays out.
I am not against a second vote, we should never be scared to ask the population in my eyes, but what would it solve if it went to remain it will not end the problems that brought the original result, do we just ignore them , if so it will just resurface again in the future anyway.
If it was to leave again it's back to square one and around we go again.
in an ideal situation a general election might solve it , but both main parties are split on the issue so who do you vote for?
can't see a clear path so , just resigned myself to sit back and see what unfolds and not waste time and energy worrying about stuff I can't have any affect on in reality.
