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Old 22-05-2019, 17:24   #2450
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Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees View Post
By the same logic it mandated no specific way to leave the EU. Leave with no deal being the default is the leave voters wishful thinking.

When you can show me explicitly where on the ballot paper it said leave the EU with a completely clean break THEN you have a point.

You voted the options on the ballot paper.

what you were told, and what were on the ballot paper were two differing offerings.
Errr ... no. I have never claimed the result of the referendum mandated leaving with no deal. However, actions subsequently taken by parliament have created a legal situation where we leave by default without a deal if Brexit Day passes without one having been ratified.

I would rather we left the EU with transitional arrangements (a “deal”) in place, but above all I fully expect the instructions of the British electorate given in 2016 to be enacted. The lack of a deal cannot be used to thwart the referendum result by the back door.
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