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They confirmed they wanted Brexit in the last elections. They had no excuses when Boris was elected. If that is what people want, that is what people deserve.
by dariosalvi78 6y ago
They confirmed they wanted Brexit in the last elections. They had no excuses when Boris was elected. If that is what people want, that is what people deserve.
- rwmj 6y agoThat's more a consequence of our terrible electoral system combined with the most incompetent / most poisonous opposition leader ever.
- yeet_away 6y agoLol, people say this but I think he was actual opposition to the Tories. KS will not fight anything the Tories want. It will be disastrous for the working people. Shame Labour have reeled back to the depths of hell with New Labour. All I'm suggesting is that the Centrists need to get a grip. Either be with the right wing bring back the Empire type or move left and join to progress society.
- threatofrain 6y agoFrom the outside it looks as if Brexit is at most slightly unpopular, so it's not unimaginable to believe that in fluctuation we might occasionally find it to be the marginally popular position.
- iso947 6y agoEuro elections had Farage beating Lib Dems, 2017 had Tory win too. Fear of Corbyn was a factor, but so was the “get on with it” sentiment
- fmajid 6y ago> Who is the greater fool, the fool or the fool who follows him? Obi-Wan Kenobi
- scott_w 6y agoSome of that comes from the political deadlock that came out of the referendum result. Once the process got hard, there was a feeling of "just make this pain stop!" and the result was the 2019 election. I do recall some conversations (with Leave voters, no less!) where it was felt the government shouldn't have wasted our time asking us. It's not the public's job to understand the details of international relations, yet it was foisted on the people. In spite of that, the government got it's answer, so just do it!