[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It's a fair move.

The people voted for Brexit wanted to leave the EU and two they've got to deal with the reality of it. You can't choose to leave but then dip your toes back in the EU pool for benefits you want to keep.

Brexit voters can't have their cake and eat it too.

Many Brexit voters didn't expect/want all this 'compromise' - it is the PM and the Tories, incidentally who were remainers, going for a softer Brexit so don't put it on Brexit voters.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Many Brexit voters didn't expect/want all this 'compromise' - it is the PM and the Tories, incidentally who were remainers, going for a softer Brexit so don't put it on Brexit voters.

If that's the case then why are other Brexit supporters in this thread alone acting like Merkel's holding them to ransom? Surely you should be happy that she's pushing a hard brexit.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

'Remoaners'.





If that's the case then why are other Brexit supporters in this thread alone acting like Merkel's holding them to ransom? Surely you should be happy that she's pushing a hard brexit.

Can't speak for others, but at he time of the referendum it was either in or out and the majority wanted out. There was no talk of hard/soft Brexit.

All this watering-down of Brexit Has occurred since the vote causing some to feel more secure at the idea of a 'softer' Brexit. As long as the main reasons people voted out in the first place don't get ignored - which would amount to the sabotage of a democratic public vote.