Brexit

[villain]

Lol. The Health Minister Matt Hancock has literally just talked about rationing prescription medicines and chartering planes to fly in supplies in a No Deal scenerio. This country has lost its marbles.

Anyway, again, do you prefer May's deal or No Deal?

Or Remain?

[strange]

This can be batted backwards and forwards quoting this source and that source for and against. The "peoples" vote happened in 2016, 2 easy questions, stay or leave, the vote was leave and that vote should be honoured, end of.

One thing from my view point is that if there is this 'so called' Peoples Vote (they are just scared of trying to sell a second referendum) then Remain must NOT be an option on the ballot paper.
The Country voted to leave, so if this isn't a 2nd referendum, then it should just give options on how you want the exit to happen (i.e. hard Brexit, or Mays Deal, or 'leave in name only but stay in the single market but have no say', or seriously work the F*****g thing out (sorry))

[LindseyMitchell]

Why wouldn’t Remain be on the ballot? 
Most people I know who voted Leave have now changed their minds, which is their prerogative.  Is it that brexiteers are frightened of a majority in favour of Remain?
Brexiteers told lies to an appalling extent and spent more than they should have. There is an allegation that Russian money was involved.
Who do you think would vote in a second referendum?  That too would be a people’s vote, but a better informed people’s vote.

[1calis]

How many referendums do we have until remainers are happy?
We voted leave. We should leave without being joined by custom union.
Cameron spent 9 million of taxpayers money to keep us in EU. Project fear has proven to be a lie.

[Diverbaz 1]

1.Why wouldn’t Remain be on the ballot?  Because remain lost, it only needs sorting out how we leave.

2.Brexiteers told lies to an appalling extent.  And the remain side didn't!!!!!!

[Highlander]

Remain is not yet an option

[1calis]

The majority of voters have already said no to remain so another vote including remain is not required.

[peter16]

Not the majority of voters but a small majority of those who voted. There is a difference.

[Highlander]

I think everyone knew what 1calis meant.

More people voted to leave than voted to remain.

[peter16]

Now that is an accurate statement. however to say that an option to remain should not be included in another referendum is to deny people the democratic right to change their vote.