[mrmistoffelees]

Originally Posted by OLD BOY

It would bother me, to be frank. Many voters will decide not to participate in a second referendum, taking the view that they have already communicated their wishes in the biggest ever turnout in recent times.

If that happens, what is the Government going to do if there is a vote to remain but on a much lower turnout? It will be utterly meaningless and will not properly convey the mood of the country.

If that were to happen, the anger would only increase, and who knows where that will lead?

We've had the vote. It is now up to Parliament to implement it.

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Agreed.

After all this time, you still haven't got it..... The job of an MP is to do what THEY believe is in the countries best interests. It is NOT to act blindly on their constituents wishes

They are representatives, NOT delegates

There are a large amount of people who do not understand this fundamental part of politics