Now I'm pretty neutral about Brexit generally; but there is one narrative that really

[Monty92]

Right now, I'd love it. This deal is so execrable one suspects the idea all along has been to present us with something so awful that remaining seems like the more attractive option.

You'd vote for No Deal?

I guess the ballot could conceivably include an option to (attempt to) extend Article 50 and send the Government back to the table , too.

[Burney]

You'd vote for No Deal?

I guess the ballot could conceivably include an option to (attempt to) extend Article 50 and send the Government back to the table , too.

Over this shítshow? Absolutely.

[PSRB]

Nice try, but no.

The polling shows a generally favourable attitude to a referendum on the terms of the final deal - i.e. The deal on the table or no deal. However, that favourable attitude drops off a cliff the minute it's suggested that an option to remain is on the ballot.

So stop talking bóllocks.

It would split the Leave vote, meaning that Remain would win

[redgunamo]

What confuses me further is the simple truth that people are lied to each and every time there is a vote or election of any type so why is this so different??

It's because this was a one-off single issue vote, rather than a regularly scheduled election, I think.

Still all bóllocks though.