Why in the argument that “Brexiteers didn’t know what they were voting for” not being

[World's End Stella]

Everyone knew that leaving meant risk and uncertainty. The idea that a full breakdown of that risk is required for your vote to be considered and rational is ridiculous. On that basis, we should never be allowed to vote on anything.

That depends on the volatility of the potential outcome. In the case of Brexit, the options are considerable and many of them vastly different, so it is a perfectly reasonable point to make.

It doesn't invalidate the outcome of the vote, however. Not in my view, anyway.