“MP’s don’t want that”.
And here lies the problem.
Most MP’s have long since forgotten that it’s not about what they want.
I said ages ago that this has been made far more difficult than it needed to be, and that we would probably get sold down the river.
I haven’t changed my opinion.
As far as I’m aware, the point of a vote is to see what the majority want, whether it’s a family ‘shall we have a takeaway and a DVD tonight, or a meal out and go to the cinema’ trivial type of question, or an election or a referendum, and it should be that what the majority want, no matter how small that majority, is the one to be acted on.
Right from the start, Mrs. May has tried to take into account the wishes of remainers and the EU too.
The remainers lost, and who cares what the EU wants? We voted to leave them, so their wishes shouldn’t come into it.
It was the PM of my parents generation who took us into The Common Market, and my parents generation who voted to stay. Now I want to spend the latter part of my life seeing if it’s better living without the overblown undemocratic body that the Common Market became.
I believe it will, and if I’m wrong, then my children's generation can do something about it in the future.