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That we can agree on. Especially a referendum that didn't give the electorate a true glimpse of what voting against the 'status quo' would mean in personal/economic terms.
(Personally my family can ride out the economic ramifications, but it is the effect on individuals/families that concern us most)
The real villains in this piece are Camoron and the nasty party...
They wanted to hold on to power at all costs, and a divided country is the result.
I doubt many leavers will change their minds, and neither will many remainers.
So what we are left with is roughly half the country blaming one side or the other if/when it all goes pear shaped.
That is why common sense dictates that whatever deal is done a meaningful vote should take place on the ACTUAL facts, not the so-called promises!
Spell out what it means to the country/individuals as a whole, not just listening to the lies of a few vested interests!
Good post. Well put. I don't want to agree about the nasty party bit but you have a valid point.