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Originally Posted by Chris
Are you surprised? Some people have more or less bet the farm on May not being able to get a deal of any kind. Whatever its drawbacks and compromises, there is now a deal on the table, which, when it comes down to it, most Tory MPs will vote for. The vast majority of Labour MPs will vote against it. So if we do now crash out of the EU without a deal, the blame will rest with Jeremy Corbyn (and to a lesser extent Nicola Sturgeon).
For some people, that’s a lot of butthurt to process. You can’t blame them for wanting to deflect their discomfort with a few silly Internet memes.  |
A few Brexiters who believed what David Davis (we can still have all the benefits of the single market) and Liam Fox (easiest deal ever) are nursing what you described as butt hurts. They truly can't have their cake and eat it. But there's no reason why they and everyone else can't tap their traditional British sense of humour. A better approach than being in denial and pretending there's a better deal to be had as they need us more than we need them or other poorly-researched reasons.