Farron is not Corbyn. I'm fairly certain of that.
It appears that you believe that all Remain voters will work to undermine the referendum decision.
Your comment was:
"So how can you say the Tories will get a 'worse' deal over Brexit and not say the same for Labour if you accept neither party can guarentee anything?
The point of the matter is people trust the Conservatives to get them the Brexit they, the voters want not the Brexit the Labour Party wants."
No reference there to Leave/Remain voters, just "people/voters" not wanting what the Labour Party wants. Everyone?
Wrong poster.
Thats because, since Article 50 has been invoked and the decision to leave the EU has been given Royal Assent, we are ALL technically "leave" voters now, just that some more emphatic about the result than others, for obvious reasons. There's no point referring to 'remain' voters as 'remain voters' anymore, only as a point of reference to those who still have doubts about the discussions. To a remainer, the 'best deal' is staying in the EU. That reality is no longer possible, so the decision to vote Conservative to get the "best Brexit deal" is one that closely resembles the decision people took last year. If at the voting booth people
don't want to turn their backs on Europe completely, the results will reflect the national interest.
People already know going in the stances of both parties on the issue. One will be rejected, one supported. I don't predict those who voted remain want to undermine the A50 process, it's the Pro-EU types like Farron, Thornberry, Lammy and Cooper who reject the result and want to overturn the process whose views I 'disregard' as I find them detrimental to the process.
Also, regarding the bold statement, stop making assumptions about what I think. "It appears you believe...". No, I don't think that at all, it's your assumption and it doesn't help the debate either talking about it. It just derails into ad hominem attacks and turns into petty spats. I don't 'hate' remainers for voting the way they did or for not being happy about the result. I simply don't respect those who refuse to accept the result yet expected us to do so and have invented the concepts of hard and soft options for leaving when none of those were even debated or discussed prior to the vote itself as being options.
There were only two, Leave or Remain; not Leave fully, Leave softly, Remain softly or Remain fully. This election will, partly, seek to eliminate all confusion about it. I don't trust the Labour Party to deliver a 'Leave fully' negotiation that I voted for.
