What I actually said was that NOT all brexit voters were rabid. It really is you who is the one who gets all stroppy and name calling at people opposing his point of view, not me. You've done it time and time again on the referendum thread. And no, you haven't really upset me at all. I feel I've comfortably owned you, to be honest.
) cannot understand that Farage was and is not in power. He proposed this (along with others on the Brexit side), but it's the Government (not the Brexit campaign) who will negotiate the terms of our relationship. May was on the Remain side and she has made this statement, so how can this be Brexit changing policy. If anything, this is Remain undermining the vote.I never voted Brexit on the basis of the £350m/week to the NHS. I knew it wouldn't be spent on the NHS. My decision was based on my desire to regain the ability to create our own laws/regulations and not have the un-elected bureaucrats dictating to us.
As for back-tracking on the points system, I really don't understand how intelligent people (and IMO your posts portray that
The same applies when people say we should have known what we would get post Brexit. It's bloody impossible to say, as it will be the result of negotiations. THE BREXIT 'TEAM' DO NO DICTATE THE TERMS TO THE EU, the elected government will negotiate and barter. If people don't understand this, then they are just too thick to have a sensible debate with.
Seeing as we're being NICE @larus, I quite enjoy reading your posts despite not agreeing with you much on economic policy, but your posts are articulate and well presented.
That said, I sort of agree with you here that we have no idea what we would get post Brexit because it will be as a result of negotiations. So with that in mind, would you have a problem with the electorate rubber stamping Brexit, based on the outcome of those negotiations?
