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Why did they have a vote if they hadn't planned for what would happen afterward? It's completely absurd.
by panic 10y ago
Why did they have a vote if they hadn't planned for what would happen afterward? It's completely absurd.
- nkassis 10y agoIt is, it usually seems to be with referendums like this. I remember a similar situation with the Quebec referendum of 95. A lot of unresolved questions, vague ideas on how to essentially keep certain things the same and change others but no concrete plan. Brexit is obviously way worse given the global impact. It will take at least decades to fully resolve.
- cobrophy 10y agoBecause the consequences can only be determined by a long and drawn out negotiation process. Like getting a divorce and then work out custody and share of assets after.
- rodgerd 10y agoBecause it was a tactical concession to solve an internal party political problem David Cameron had. Oh well, at least he won't be best remembered for face-fucking a pig.