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Originally Posted by Manfap
True but as both main parties wont call a new vote, and UK members of parliament are first past the post, rather than proportional representation (which explains why UKIP only had one MP and that was a defection from the conservatives.) you sort of only have 2 options to chose from, and both say they wont have a new vote.
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well if that is the case than the problem will be even bigger.
one of the big complains is northern ireland.
if this is not part of the EU it will cause a border between ireland and northern ireland.
this can cause a new civil war (what will be much more cost intensive than the brexit) or that northern ireland will jump into the EU. and this would be directly followed by scottland.
the EU wants an open border between ireland and northern irleand. the brits donīt want it.
so the real complicated part is not even here now. it will come after the brexit together with MANY others.
that brexit will never work for england you can see easily on the fact that paul, the bloodhound dog under the flop hunters, agree with it :-)