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I'm very sceptical of polling these days, especially when the demographic of leave voters tend to be less politically active generally and they are still disproportionately done using the internet - but I take your point, although I believe other polls have also suggested it remains neck and...

Sorry, but as much as I would dearly love to talk down the legitimacy of the referendum, that particular argument holds no sway - especially when we are discussing Labour's appeal to voters, which is what my comment was about. It was 52% of the highest turnout for any vote in this country since...

I agree with everything you've said about the referendum, I am pretty sure I will curse it's existence for the rest of my life. It was a flawed question, that was hijacked by really unscrupulous campaigning and passed on a threshold that never should have been an acceptable to create such a...

I don't get how taking a staunch stop-Brexit position is going to help find that sweet middle-ground spot given 52% of the country voted leave.

For what it's worth I reckon historians will write that the "people's vote" camp dropped the ball by refusing to get behind Corbyn's attempt at a soft Brexit, rather than the other way around. Hope I am wrong. Apologies if the wrong thread.

Fair enough - you said that their treatment of him was the reason you'd be voting Green from now on, so I assumed a degree of sympathy for him.

When I was doing my degree modules in International Law, it was basically the introductory topic to introduce undergraduates to the concept, hardly rocket science. Arguments it was legal: - Vaguely worded UNSC resolution - can't remember exactly but something like "authorises reasonable force"...

Apart from supporting EU membership/a second referendum, how can you possibly vote Green on the basis of your support for Alastair Campbell? Have you cross referenced his views with their manifesto?