On 2017-02-02 09:54:57 +0000, Roland Perry said:

In message , at 09:36:44 on Thu, 2
Feb 2017, Neil Williams remarked:

I'm fed up with arguing what people did or didn't vote for when there
are polls which show conclusively that the "leave" people wanted a hard
Brexit by a country mile (an order of magnitude more than the winning
vote margin) and also closer examination shows the various
"Norway/Singapore" soft Brexits were never a realistic proposition.

It would only take 4.0000000000001% of the total vote who voted Leave
not to want that

Not to want what?

Hard Brexit.

and what you say would be factually false.

Percentages of the order of 40% of the leave voters put as their top
reason a factor which would inevitably result in a hard break.

40% of the leave voters = approximately 20% of the vote. Not much of a
mandate, is it?

Neil
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