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It could be argued parliament has tried hard to find a deal that gets enough support to get across the line.
If Brexiteer MPs had agreed on a deal it couldve got voted through.
The problem is leavers cant agree what they want.
And despite a 'win' for leave, democracy doesnt play out that way. Just over 50% of the voters wanted Brexit and just under 50% wanted to stay.
If leavers want democracy, they should realise MPs must represent the just under 50%.
If you go along party lines, Labour represent voters that are more remain, so to be democratic, they must represent them. Labour also havent turned their back on their 4 million leave voters, because the party line is constructive ambiguity.
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Leavers know what they want.
The establishment is prohibiting it.
MPs want to stay on the EU gravy train.
Our MPs represent no-one but themselves.
How do MP's benefit?
Unfortunately they want different things, and have been unable to agree on a course of action; or even some overall objectives.
Some people apparently don't realise the difference between MP and MEP
Of course Garbage has been quite happy to ride the 'gravy train' for years, and will continue to do so with his EU pension.
And now he has his own 'sugar daddy', he's immune from any loss he may incur from not being an MEP!
But what quitters fail to understand is that many MP's (along with their 'elitist' mates and corporates) stand to gain by avoiding the EU clampdown on tax evasion/avoidance if we leave.
And the rest of us will be paying the bill!
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Ironically Governments in the UK only ever 'represent' the 'under 50%'...
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Apart from the 13 times when they did represent over 50% last time 1930.
Ah, the 'golden age'...
The time when approximately 50% of the adult population weren't even allowed to vote!
The problem is, they really dont.
The ERG voted against the May deal, so actually Brexiteers prevented it happening.
Do you MEPs, in which case how about Farage? -idnt he on a gravy train.
If you think thats true, Brexit isnt what you want
