Jeez. You really don't get it do you. Normally i know you are just being mischievous but on this you really are having a mathematical brain freeze, aren't you? The pressure on housing is only going in one direction and that is up. 4-5 million extra people by 2027 who have nothing to do with the EU will be around the UK (just England and Wales and NI possibly). Unless you want to EUthanase the over 80's. Leave claiming that 'exit' would alleviate the pressure on housing was, basically, wrong and disingenuous. It will only increase as you well know.

The housing crisis is a separate issue from the EU. To marry the two is avoiding the critical issue of how to solve it.

You answered a different question.
Now Matthew, think carefully and pay attention to the question.
You alluded to the fact that none of 'my sort' voted for Brexit even though you had previously said No2eu was a left wing party from which TUSC was borne. Do you think any of my sort voted for Brexit? Yes or No?

Give it up Michael.

You are being deliberately obtuse. There are amny reasons why there is a shortage of housing in areas of the country - ageing population, immigration, planning regulations, empty properties - and it makes sense that if you limit EU immigration then you are going to reduce a demand from that source. What don't you understand?

I think you have emotionally put so much into this vote, you are suffering from nervous exhaustion. We have already had Gusset meltdown this week, for your own health, would suggest you take a breather.

I am saying you had a meltdown earlier this week.

And this is the main problem. The blinkered and hubris-ridden won this week. Congratulations.

This is what bothers me. From a total of 46.5 million eligible to vote, this result has been carried by just 1.4 million, i.e. 3%. No wonder there is a lot of unhappiness in the country.
In my view, the requirement should have been 60% of votes to achieve a win, then no one could complain. As it is, there is a huge split right down the middle of the country, and we are left in a total mess.

I wonder if you'd have called 'foul' or been so anxious for a rerun had Remain won by a similar margin.

Leave it Gusset. You are arguing for the sake of arguing.

Go and have a pint or something. I am not rising to your provocation because I have answered this and you, like the country, need to move on.

3% is too small a margin for such a big change, especially as BREXITers are already backing away from major elements of their campaign which look like they won by coning people with the support of the big selling papers which owned by people who don't even live here.

I can see why poor areas shafted by neoliberalism and
austerity voted out. But the leaders are neoliberals who pushed austerity. It was a big fat con.

3% is too small a margin for such a big change, especially as BREXITers are already backing away from major elements of their campaign which look like they won by coning people with the support of the big selling papers which owned by people who don't even live here.

I can see why poor areas shafted by neoliberalism and
austerity voted out. But the leaders are neoliberals who pushed austerity. It was a big fat con.