You've posted 4 comments in this thread already. They're the exact same responses I see 20 times in every reddit thread, but in this case they're all from the

You've posted 4 comments in this thread already. They're the exact same responses I see 20 times in every reddit thread, but in this case they're all from the same person, so maybe some actual discussion can happen. It seems self-evident to me that a set of people exists that wants Brexit with a "good" deal, but does not want "no-deal" Brexit. Which way do you think those people voted on the original non-binding referendum? Which way do you think those people would vote on a second referendum, with the actual choice between "no-deal" and "remain"? It is also self-evident that the same people okay with "no-deal" Brexit voted "Leave" on the original referendum. Suppose a second referendum is held, and "Remain" wins because the "good-deal" Brexiters above are no longer voting with these "no-deal" Brexiters. Weren't the "no-deal" Brexiters a minority the whole time? Why should this minority get what they want, at the expense of the majority? That's the current trajectory.