I assume you're being down voted for suggesting that recklessly risking the well-being and rights of pretty much everyone in the country, and tanking the econom

I assume you're being down voted for suggesting that recklessly risking the well-being and rights of pretty much everyone in the country, and tanking the economy, in pursuit of personal gain, and telling lie after lie to do it, is treasonous. The fact that this aspect isn't being touched on by most MPs, and all sides are pressing on with "the people have spoken", even though it's clear that many of the people were completely deceived, suggests that the MPs don't regard outright lying as a big deal. After all, if politicians were held to their word by anything more than an occasional general election (mostly decided by identity politics) then where would they be?