Brexit -am I stupid or what

What does it say about our MP’s that they, apparently, will vote for her deal if she steps down. What???
So not about “principle” or “what is best for the country” etc??? What a phoney bunch our MP’s are

 

Spot on @Verdun , whether they are leave or remain the one thing we know about MPs is that they are full of self interest.

 

I think that depends on who your MP is. Mine is very much for a peoples vote but the constituency voted leave which probably puts her at risk, but she believes (as do I) that it is for the good of the country that we need a final say.

 

Completely agree @Verdun .What a bloody disgrace.

 

The country voted for out so out we go, when the government gets involved it boils down to cat fighting amongst themselves.
I could bangs heads when I see what they do, listening to the House of Commons I feel ashamed for our country when’s it’s filmed live, what a bunch of kids ( well kids could do better really ).

 

there is the two good options, one 5 million have petitioned for and one over a million have protested for

 

True. But that’s apples to oranges. Compared to the biggest leave petition which is at around 250k, even if a percentage is bogus it would still be massively more for revoking, shows the shift in public opinion.

The massive protest march in London yesterday for a vote on the final deal?

 

Petitions mean nothing. Votes do....

As I've said on this thread before ( at least here in the midlands ) more people would now vote leave than before. So, what's the point ?

 

That maybe the case around you, but it may not be the case around the rest of the country. But the point is moot because it would be as rediculous now as it was in 2016 to ask that question. Take the Scottish independence vote as an example. The SNP produced a 600+ page document on how separation would happen, what would happen afterwards, it was all set out. The EU vote was a generic stay/go, there was no such document, there was no plan of any sorts whatsoever, one on the leave side had to implement what they were promising, therefore they could promise anything. ‘Easiest trade deal ever’ for example.

So what the protest march was actually about and what I believe is the correct way forward is to give us a vote on the final deal, whatever that maybe. At least then we have clear facts. That would remove so much animosity between the sides that the lies, overspending, government leaflet has brought.

If the deal is what people want then that’s what we’ll do. If not we’ll remain on our current terms
(Before anyone says about no deal, read the withdrawal agreement it’s black and white that we can’t leave if it requires a hard border in Ireland, which no deal would)

 

So you're saying a 'mis-judged, nonsensical' vote should inflict on us the worst economic decision we have taken in a generation and no one should be allowed to change their mind now they know the facts? Remain should absolutely be a choice.