Mr Hunt’s ridiculous notion that there should be a second referendum on the settlement terms is absurd. Is he suggesting that if the terms are not good enough we remain? If not, what’s the point of another referendum. (The question: Do you want to accept these revised terms from the EU? If you do not, er…er…).
"Maybe you would actually welcome a referendum if the Brexit terms turn out to be not as expected, so we can reject them"
Nobody knew (or now knows) what to expect. The question asked was "Do you wish to remain or leave?" Not "Do you wish to remain or leave provided the terms are acceptable?" The question has been asked, the answer has been given. Everybody must now get on with it.
"...a lot of people clearly didn`t understand the implications of coming out of the EU. "
What are you suggesting they did not understand, but which they now possibly do, 237? The country had about three months of being bombarded with "facts" from both sides. Neither pulled any punches, both stretched the truth to its utmost, both did a bit a creative accounting. It's the public's job, every time they cast a vote, to see through all this subterfuge, smoke and mirrors. Politicians mislead, the electorate chooses who and what to believe. It has always been thus. All that has happened since Friday morning is that the stock market has lost a chunk (which is already beginning to recover), the pound has slipped (because it was too high anyway) – both of which were no surprise whatsoever. Oh, and load of people who don’t care for the result (the Scots, Londoners, 18-30s and the Gibraltarians) have unjustifiably shouted “foul” and are looking for all sorts of reasons (like the one you ridiculously cite) to have the result declared invalid. Do you think if the vote had been to remain there would now be a faction suggesting “..but people didn’t realise the implications of remaining in the EU”? Of course not. People realised exactly what the issues were and what the risks and benefits of going either way entailed. It is insulting to suggest that because they voted to leave that they did not.