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1. People on the Brexit side of the argument do not want MEPs sitting so that's a bit redundant 2. May's Withdrawl Agreement isn't Brexit. I'm really not sure who would vote for that over the status quo. Anyway, you know all this and you are about as likely to change your mind as I am...

Not at all. As I said (very evenhandedly) If you are happy with the assumption (made generously on your behalf, by John Major, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown) that you want to be part of the EU, then vote for any party whose name doesn't start with a B. Or don't vote at all. If you believe in a...

Perhaps I should have said "if Brighton had ANY history as an independent state....." I shouldn't have replied to your whataboutery, my mistake.

And we're off the Brighton point already? You may regard the EU as "progress", others have reservations. We could even have a vote on it. Ohhh

Now if Brighton had a 300 year history of being an independent state, I might (just might) take your comment on board

If you are happy with the assumption (made generously on your behalf, by John Major, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown) that you want to be part of the EU, then vote for any party whose name doesn't start with a B. Or don't vote at all. If you believe in a nation state, with a Government accountable...