cav551:
Err… You can’t have it both ways -Don’t like the result of the referendum? then hold another one before the result of the first one is fully implemented, when it appears you might get your way on the rather dubious presumption that sufficient voters have changed their mind.
Don’t like the result so expect that your wishes as above will happen? but then tell those who do like the original result that they will have to wait five years for an election if they don’t like the outcome of your referendum.
That’s heads I win, tails you lose. That’s your democracy is it? Oh forgive me for a second I forgot, that is the whole basis of the current remain argument.
Take this second referendum argument to its logical conclusion and we have a case for having a referendum or four on whether we like a government’s latest budget or not.
You are getting as bad as CF, twisting words or reading words that aren’t there. When did I ever say I wanted a 2nd referendum to leave or not? Never. Because I don’t think it is the way to go. How could I when I didn’t even support the holding of the 1st one? Which also answers your mistaken view that I should support one every 5 years.
Britain is a Parliamentary democracy, unlike Switzerland which has strict rules and checks and balances to avoid the kind of mess that Britain is in now. The resounding slogan of the Brexit camp was ‘take back control’. Yet the moment that Parliament finally does begin to do just that, you cry foul. Did you really think that the control you called for was rule by rabble rousers in the streets? No, of course not, that is what Parliament is meant to do.
And btw Whisperingsmith, do not muddy the waters by branding the English all in the same bracket. Many of them voted remain, while Wales and, yes, Cornwall, voted leave.
Oh, and why is it that of all the flags you display, not one of them is English, or Irish come to that?