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2 and a half years ago a gaggle of uneducated citizens, who live in a representative democracy, gave an undefined answer to a vague question.

'leave' won by ~4%

the problem is, the group who voted 'leave' were all voting for different things, many wanted to remain in the single market, some didn't, some wanted a 'soft' brexit, some 'hard', some 'norway' style, some 'canada++++' style, whatever the fuck they are. the point is, no one knew how the fuck 'leave' was supposed to be executed.

The rest voted for a clearly defined and absolutely known answer of 'remain'.

many would absolutely NOT have voted leave if no deal was the outcome. the leave campaign specifically trumpeted that we would leave with a 'good deal' and that 'things would be better'.
'no deal' was frequently dismissed as 'project fear' and generally total non-sense.

here we are, 2 and a half years later, still with no deal, no plan, not a fucking clue, less than 50 working days in parliament before 29th of march and they are using the time to prepare for a no deal, including engaging the army and stockpiling food + medicine.

2ND REFERENDUM NOW CUNTS

>>1862485
I just bought 10 more :3