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I am not sure what Brexit a lot of people voted for, are you? Labour recently said that if the majority of their members want to put any deal to the public, they would do so, I don't know what else they could say or do. If May cannot lead the Tory party to a consensus, then of course the opposition should try, it's their job. I understand you feel them incapable to do better, but who knows?

I don't need figures Wilki.

Oh ok.

What do you think the majority voted for then ?

Remember this? ... Goebbels would be so proud.

How do I know what they voted for? I voted remain. I’m sure there were a number for which immigration was the main thing but I doubt it was the majority and without any numbers it’s pure assumption.

Indeed it can only be an assumption but I doubt most wanted to mainly go and negotiate trade deals with China and India on their own.

Again an assumption. Granted an easy one to make having voted for something being sold by Farage but is a little unfair to those who had genuine reasons, whatever that may have been.

Yes, not knowing what the majority of Brexiters wanted through Brexit is making this whole process ever so difficult and dividing. As in business, of you don't know what your client wants you will struggle to sell and make money. In business again, you would do a marketing survey to find out first and also use macro economic projections to assume the future, but for that, you need to have some level of trust to experts. So now nobody really knows.

People all have their reason for voting the way they did but with no clear vision of what Brexit would be I find it really hard to see why anyone would vote for it. Even worse was they were voting for something, in some cases, that was being sold by people who had no power to deliver it.

It's just bonkers and is a right mess which is why it needs putting to bed as quickly as possible hence why I'm so p!ssed of at what Labour are doing. They'd do no better in getting a deal as even they don't know that what they'd propose would be accepted.

They're just trying to seize power at the worst possible time which is just plain wrong. You can say they're just being the opposition and what they have to but they're going beyond that at such a crucial time. To me they just look like a selfish bunch of cvnts trying to look after themselves and not the best interests of the country. And even if they did get in now, the time they have to get a deal will mean it won't be the best deal for the UK but for the EU.