[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by ianch99

No, I totally get. The "mandate" as you perceive it does not exist. This is demonstrated by the refusal of the House to countenance a Hard Brexit.
[SEPH]: The House of Commons was mandated by the Referendum to leave the EU. They passed that into law. What Parliament doesn't like is TM's awful deal. True, they don't like No Deal either. But Leave means Leave.

More denial. No spin, just substance. You are just transposing your interpretation onto the entire 17.4 million. Too simplistic I am afraid. The voters who voted Leave did so for many reasons, with different priorities.
[SEPH]: This is just your perception. They understood the English word "LEAVE".

Many would not accept the significant financial consequences of a Hard Brexit. This is just the reality that you (and Parliament) have to deal with.



Finally, we agree: "The ballot paper said nothing about getting poorer or richer"
[SEPH]: What was not on the ballot paper was touted by the two sides. The Leave voters heard what the Remain side were saying and decided to vote Leave.

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now, now, play nice ... there are no traitors around here unless you disagree of course?

[SEPH]: You do not get it. The Referendum result was LEAVE.