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OK, vote remain then, I don't mind; you have a perfect right to do so - or if you just don't know, don't bother voting at all. All I have is 40 years experience of wishing I wasn't in the EU - and I remember the bullshit that was flung about in the 1975 referendum campaign. That's more than...

All untrustworthy, yes. The Lib-dems lemmings moment in 2010 is in a class of its own. though. Shot by both sides

Sigh .................... I will repeat the answer that you and your chums seem to be incapable of understanding. After weighing up all the pros and cons, I do not want to be in the EU. Too difficult I guess. I genuinely am not bothered whether the likes of Rees-Mogg are pleased or not.

The Lib Dems committed political suicide in 2010, grabbing a short term period of perceived power and glory and thereby making themselves unelectable. Previously they were a good go-to protest vote for disaffected voters of both the main parties; now they're anything but. Most tory voters (who...

.... and some of us put a lot more thought into it than that.

Let's stick with 'facts' rather than facts. More likely to be accurate.

I didn't make anything disappear (though I'm very sceptical about it) but you certainly can reasonably comment on her opinions, given her statements.

As there were only two options, it is entirely logical that those who blindly voted 'stay' gave it as little thought as those who blindly voted 'leave'.

I may be making a rash assumption here, but I'm assuming that Carole Cadwalladr is desperate to remain in the EU, no matter what.

Let me stop you right there. Your perceived view of what everyone else is thinking is so perverse you try and twist everything into what you imagine is a sparkling piece of point scoring, but is in fact bollocks. "You are angry that Brexit isn't what you were told it was going to be" - geez, how...

More likely because he/she wants to leave the EU, and feels that the parties currently in Westminster can't be trusted not to continue welching on the deal they offered to the electorate in 2016.

They didn't, of course - but surely you know remainers know everything, and have the ability to read minds over the internet?

Jesus wept! What a load of old stereotyping and bigoted flubber. Even most of your fellow remainers have long since realised that shouting that all leavers are thick old racists makes them look pretty stupid and have moved on. Still, I suppose Potty-mouth Geldof is still a hero to a few.

No objection to a third referendum. For the sake of fairness and democracy it should be in about 40 years time, to ask whether we should try to rejoin (if there's anything to rejoin by then). Of course, those who think they should get their own way anyway will never agree to such...

Ah, I thought so. Well done for coming up with an original gratuitous insult, even if you can't spell it properly. But basically I can see you're one of those people who calls all leavers (or presumably anybody who disagrees with you) dim - or worse. There are a lot of them like you all over the...

Thin skin [sic] posse. That's a new one. Who is that aimed at then?

Calling people dim is, I'm afraid, endemic in those in favour of one side of the argument (I needn't say which - it's too obvious).