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Look if the parliament want to decide as in MPs then fine by me. Technically it is the right thing to do what is morally wrong is actively trying the change the result of a massive referendum. I know you are upset and that's fine. Your side lost and if leave lost I would of been very upset to I...

For goodness sake. You really don't like the result do you. Both side were in full agreement what brexit meant. It's only because my side won you lot are muddying the waters deliberately I may add. Brexit meant coming out of the single market. No open borders, passports back. Our Territorial...

Sorry I don't agree. Yes your side lost the referendum I quite agree. Brexit meant brexit and both sides to their credit made their absolutely clear. Why you keep going on about other regions of the country is beyond me. We as a country. People in Scotland didn't vote for a conservative...

Wrong. Brexit meant brexit. Both sides were actually in complete agreement on that so sorry that's wrong.

It almost was. I didn't mean specifically but something along those lines. The result will stand but I repeat what I am worried about is a watered down version to suit.

I'm sick of living in this world full of nutters.

If MPs and/or parliament block brexit then I seriously will admit to a possibility of a northern england and southern England country split.

Hey Grendel, they were lucky. They were the only ones to get a vote on the Lisbon treaty. Nice of the EU you could argue

Exactly as I thought.

Yes always have done. I just don't think it should of gone to court in the first place.

I've just agreed he voted leave. What's barking now? im sure there will be something that's wrong ;)

Not really as I couldn't care less which we he voted. Leave won 52% so whether he voted remain or leave makes no difference to the result. So I will agree he voted leave. Fine by me

Yeah couldn't agree more. Leave won 52%. I feel very happy. Let them trigger article 50. Fine by me.

I don't have a problem Martcov.

No

That's the point. MPs will still vote for brexit anyway. This is just a process. Wonder if it would of gone to high court and Supreme Court if remain had won?

So no proof then.

So can we assume all MPs would still vote for brexit? I just re read the government leaflet I had through and states "the government will implement what you decide" David Cameron resignation speech "the result of the British people must be implemented and I'm not the man to do it"...

Say that happens and then what?

No I meant that all leave voters in the main were from poorer less privaleged backgrounds to those who voted remain with obviously London voting to remain. There is a clear divide between rich and poor and I don't like that.