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“If Brexit is abandoned, many of them will forever feel disenfranchised. I sympathise, because that’s how we Remainers feel now.
Yet I still think a second referendum is necessary. That’s because of the gulf between promised Brexit and real Brexit “ ft.com/content/ebaeeb…
Yet I still think a second referendum is necessary. That’s because of the gulf between promised Brexit and real Brexit “ ft.com/content/ebaeeb…
I’m afraid, from my observations, Brexit is whatever Leavers think will be the latest argument to gain traction.
It offends me greatly that the gap between what was offered and what is capable of being delivered is so vast.
It offends me greatly that the gap between what was offered and what is capable of being delivered is so vast.
It seems, too, they do not understand that sovereignty needs power, to be used to our advantage.
A man in a desert may have sovereignty but little power (Heseltine).
We give up some sovereignty to gain more.
As for democracy. I spit on the referendum. It was not democratic
A man in a desert may have sovereignty but little power (Heseltine).
We give up some sovereignty to gain more.
As for democracy. I spit on the referendum. It was not democratic
