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I'm sorry but I have to question your intelligence...
if after over 3 years of intense argument over the different versions of Brexit (INCLUDING BETWEEN LEAVE VOTERS) you think a 52% vote for Brexit in general guarantees the majority will want whatever version we end up with.
if after over 3 years of intense argument over the different versions of Brexit (INCLUDING BETWEEN LEAVE VOTERS) you think a 52% vote for Brexit in general guarantees the majority will want whatever version we end up with.
Now if you accept that it doesn't... That means you've come to the truly ground-breaking realisation that there's more than one alternative to membership of the EU. That perhaps international relations, a topic people do entire degrees on, isn't a yes/no subject!
And once you recognise that, you then have to recognise that "remain", "deal" and "no deal" are three fundamentally different relationships and that if you can't see that, it means you've been pathologically conditioned into seeing everything as just leave or remain.
