Thread by @EmporersNewC

There were two real options in 2019.
One involved accepting this deal.
One involved renegotiating this deal and putting it to a referendum.

The majority backed the Conservative party. Those voters can blame the deal on themselves, or the Conservative party for adopting it.

But of course they don't because the politicians are only too happy to give them an out and blame the EU.

In 2016 a majority of the people chose to leave the EU and put us in a weak negotiating position.

In 2017 the electorate gave a party a majority for hard Brexit.

In 2019 they voted for the WA, knowing what it did.

Or choosing to believe the lies of a PM who was contradicting people in his own cabinet.

Nobody made them do it.

Some people need to learn what it is to be an adult and take some responsibility for their choices.

A country can always change it's mind about it's choices, but there is no sign of that.

They were told Brexit was a leap in the dark, and they leaped.

They said it can't be as bad as it is now.

If what they said was true, either things are better and good luck to them, or this was a mistake.

If their lives are better, people need to celebrate the improvement and stop blaming the EU things are not perfect, and if it's a mistake they need to start admitting it to themselves.

We're seeing people who celebrated deliberately stripping people of their European citizenship crying about how threatened they are by what country their sausages come from.

They got what they wanted when millions of others didn't.

It's time for the winners to stop whining, grow the hell up, and start accepting some responsibility for their decisions.

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