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Originally Posted by Carth
The problem (for some) with any kind of second referendum/vote is that it will split the 'leavers' votes, therefore leaving 'remain' well out in front
Remain have one choice . . to remain as is.
Leave can be offered multiple choices on how to leave, and there's no way 17 million will all choose the same one.
IMO we will be going through multiple brexit choices until somebody is brave enough to pull the plug and we leave with no deal. Only then can the politicians have a clear path in front of them instead of wandering up and down blind alleys
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remain requires 65/70% to win
leave with mays/leave no deal requires 65/70% combined to win
If leave with mays deal/leave no deal wins then the higher percentage of the two options is the route taken.
I could not argue with that and would accept to leave.