Good job this isn't a democracy then, isn't it?

And here I thought you were a democrat <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>

I'm a liberal first, democrat second

Now that is a take and a half

"Lets overturn an election that had 70% turnout over the entire country because of the results of a poll with less then that"

"Lets continue with a disasterious policy which people don't want"

"Lets ignore the 2017 general election where remain parties gained a majority of seats"

lol only if you count Labour as remain

Which is debateable as hell

I mean, staying in the EU customs union requires all the other EU institutions

The EU themselves have said that.

"Lets continue with a disastrous policy **which people don't want**"
How do you know that?
Did't both Labour and Conservatives say that they would honour the results of the referendum?

but you know

tbh any brexit that doesnt involve resurrecting bomber harris and firebombing Dresden and Brussels isnt proper brexit

"How do you know that?"
By looking at the massive amount of polls which say people don't want that and the result of 2017. @Hiddenhope

Just keep shifting the goal posts to fit your argument

What? ...

"Oh no! Polls!"

"How do you know that?"
I just explained how <:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>

My argument has first being the polls, then I supported it using the 2017 election..

Looking up how many valid votes

There were 33,551,983 valid votes

do all the people who participate in your precious polls equal that number?

You really just asked that? ...

and how do you know there were was no overlap between polls?

You don't understand what or how polls are ran do you?

Well lets see how the next election goes

referendum > polls

Elections > Referendums

‭16,466,854‬ voted for remain parties in 2017, 13,636,684 voted for leave ones.

🤷 You don't have the numbers.

Both Labour and Conservatives said that they would honour the result
How can that be twisted to meaning remain?

Labour said they will remain in the customs union <:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>

To do that, you need to keep the other EU institutions

This was discussed YEARS ago

YEARS.

No use doing anything based on the 2017 election

Well that was the latest results we can use

I suppose you could use the European elections

But even there, remain got a majority of votes.

You know, there is one thing about elections.
You know about safe seats? And wasted votes?
In elections. Votes in swing seats matter more then ones in save seats.
But in the referendum a vote in the north of england matters just as much as a banker in london