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I have no problem with people who feel inspired to vote for whatever reason and I would encourage it. In fact it makes it easier to be apathetic to it all, with people like yourself who have an illusion of steering the country in a chosen direction.

I would say that your rebuttal is flawed because all the demographics are covered anyway apart from the apathetic ones of all ages and genders. Then you have to believe that there is any difference between a hard or soft Brexit and if it even really matters at all because it will be the same but...

When Cameron used the threat of WWIII with the Russians if we left Brexit it became a choice of 2 potatoes. If a potato and a potato are the choices the monkey would naturally pick the potato option and still be grateful.

Our current democracy gives us the illusion of taking responsibility. The wave we are on is the wave we are on no matter who is on the front of the surfboard. Do all the Blair voters feel any blame about him taking us to an illegal war, did all the Cameron voters feel blame for turning Libya...

Exactly my point.

It was different back then the monkeys choice really was an orange or a potato. Today is about the preference between a banana, orange and apple. What is your's or the monkeys favourite?

No matter what the turnout to vote is the percentage will always be the same. If we give a thousand monkeys the choice of a banana, an apple or an orange to discover what monkeys preferred, the percentage result will be the same as just using one hundred monkeys or a million monkeys. If it’s a...