Thread by @tony_nog

1) What really infuriates me about brexiters is that all arguments boil down to "you lost, get over it"

No one is even pretending anymore that there are benefits to #Brexit, just this whining about "but we voted"

There has to be a benefit, not a blind acceptance

https://twitter.com/bbcquestiontime/status/1169744980069572608

2) does anyone think @IainDale would keep a car that turned out to be a lemon, or go through with a subsiding house purchase?

For all this mock pleading on behalf of people who don't actually engage *no one* lives like this, making decisions they will never ever back out of

3) #Brexit was a bad decision. Nothing promised has been delivered. We ordered a Chinese buffet and got an out of date pot noodle

In the final analysis it's childish to say "well, some people were gullible enough to fall for chancers so we all now have to go through with it"

4) if @IainDale thinks #Brexit is a good idea let him say why, let him put forward his reasons why and put them up for scrutiny,instead of hiding behind a vote that was mouldy 3 years ago and positively reeking now

But spare me the pained voice on behalf of "the voters"

5) I'm just going to say it. Every leaver I speak to, who is still a leaver, when you still into their reasons it's either English exceptionalism, immigration or both

Everything else about sovereignty, world trade, taking control, it's just fluff when you dig deep enough