i've voted twice now :laugh:

Let's face it, leaving the EU does not make any economic sense, it's all about politics and visceral dislike of the EU. And some delusion about sovereignty. No country bound by any international agreements is fully sovereign.
But I'd rather work with and within Europe, our nearest neighbours, and decide things together than go it alone and have larger partners dictating things to me. Like it's happening now with the EU dictating to the UK. So much for the EU begging us for a deal :laugh: It will be China and the US next.

I was illustrating how pointless underscore and his sourceless graphic was, you have missed vthe point in your rush to score a pyrrhic point

Is actually fair comment

:skull::skull::skull:

The US have said if we screw up the border in Ireland there won't be a trade deal.

Even if Theresa May does step down or gets ousted, that doesn't warrant a general election. We don't vote for the PM, we vote for the MP for our constituency. The PM represents the party with the most MPs.

Struggling to see the link between people believing lies from the campaign to people not knowing what they were voting for. There's a difference :skull:

We are literally leaving a cohort where the UK is a big player to become the USAs bitch :laugh:

Well a wee club set up to protect German manufacturing and French Agriculture who look down their noses at us

We didn't know the Government would be dithering around for another 2 years.

You have the remain politicians to thank for that

Including TM

Rushed justification after the fact.

Something isn't pointless just because you don't agree with it, these were commonly asked questions in the lead up to the vote. People were voting on something when a whole bunch of potential voters didn't know what the EU even was.

People are generally uninformed and it doesn't make them any less uninformed if they vote in a way you happen to like.

not really

if erg and dup backed it it would pass
so why these keen leavers are not doing that
go and blame them

Yeah, totally the remainers fault, the leaver politcians are all so united in what they want brexit to be which is why they all voted the same way on the various brexit options.....Oh wait....