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But imperfect knowledge of the future is a fact of life - and of elections. They voted to retain a say in the future of the U.K., and by a very sizeable margin. The fact that the future looks different to what they thought it was is no reason to cry foul now. Anyway there's not really a great...

So why did less than 70% of them turn up to vote on EU membership if they are so committed to it? Does Glasgow get to vote on ceding from Scotland as it voted out of UK but was overruled by the rest of Scotland? Can Hove and central Brighton leave when we elect Tory governments? The referendum...

But after the Scots voted to remain within the UK democracy (with a massively privileged position of having a semi-autonomous assembly and massive over-representation of the nationalist agenda at Westminster - 40-odd % of the vote and 90-odd % of the MPs; ability to vote on laws for England in...

You've eloquently made the real case for Brexit. Maybe you could have added that no-one knows wtf their MEP does or is supposed to do in their names, but that was a bonus point answer.