Depends on your definition of democracy - Parliament is a representative democracy, where unfortunately our representatives don't always represent the views of the people that put them there.

For example, my idiot MP Sam Gyimah who is deliberatly ignoring the wishes of his majority Leave constituency and going with what he believes, even though at the last election he stood on a manifesto promise of leaving the EU.....

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Then vote against them in the next election, that's democracy

If democracy is the cornerstone of your argument you must accept it in all forms and whatever outcome

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

Not exactly Jarrow, was it Nigel ??????

Probably demonstrates the current level of brexit support.

I have seen longer bus queues.

'Not accepting' isn't true. Try 'not agreeing' on how to leave. That is more accurate. If there was only one way of leaving then this would not be an issue.

I've said this before but it does continue to amuse me that everyone who voted leave thinks their 'version' of leaving is the one everyone else voted for. It's bollocks.

If you actually look at the post vote poll breakdowns regarding who voted for what and why – there are three different interpretations by three blocks of leave voters. To me that's optimistic – having read through this thread it's clear there are far more than that.

Leaving but with concessions is still leaving, whether you like it or not. Leaving with an EEA style deal is leaving. Leaving with Canada + is leaving. Leaving with No deal is leaving. Leaving with access to the single market is still leaving. And so on, and so on and so on.

So don't keep harping on about 'Leave means leave' because it's meaningless. Explain what you would like to mean by leave, stop using stupid soundbites. Then understand what you think it means is not what others voted for. Then suck it up.

Cheers.

Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.

Quite so, and clearly the result of the 1975 referendum, when 67% of the vote was to remain, is not being respected.

So get over it losers etc.etc.

That was a referendum on the common market which is clearly not the EU. It's just a crap argument.

What has amazed me more than anything is watching the unchecked power of the Speaker in the house of commons to completely steer the entire processes based on his choice of amendments and what he will and won't allow. That's clearly subversion of the position and a fundamental fault in our political system that needs to be addressed.

That and all the main stream media debates that are completely antithetical to the discussions real people are having in this country. They are discussion and reporting on this like it's some kind of game.

I really don't think that Parliament, the ruling class and many remainers understand what's at stake and what is likely to happen if Brexit is not delivered or continues to be frustrated.