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Forget which side of the Brexit debate you're on for one second, and can we all just agree on this:
Voting on whether to keep our current relationship with the EU and then giving politicians total freedom to choose ANY new one, is not a democratic process.
Voting on whether to keep our current relationship with the EU and then giving politicians total freedom to choose ANY new one, is not a democratic process.
And based on everything you've seen for the past 3 years, what are odds that the politicians negotiate a new relationship between the UK and the EU that has a higher approval rating than 48%?
That's why the idea of No-Deal ANNOYS THE **** out of me. Nobody's arguing they want permanent no-deal. They're saying we'll get a better deal after as if the last 3years taught us nothing.
It's a cynical attempt to take the relationship 16 million people voted for off the table.
It's a cynical attempt to take the relationship 16 million people voted for off the table.
