Well I voted remain and most likely would again but if there's another referendum it will most likely have a sounder information base than the first did and I won't have a problem with the outcome either way. At least we won't be an international comedy show any more.

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The reality of brexit has certainly hit home in Llanelli with its major employer leaving due to brexit.

No prosperous future there just hanging round on street corners.

And without a brexit ball being bowled yet, haven't even left.

The real world is not waiting on the british parliament, I think it is leaving in droves.

If that's the case I hope that Mrs May resigns and calls a General Election.

With luck all of the voters whether Conservative or Labour whose MP is voting tonight against the wishes of the general public will lose and be out of a job and if that results in a complete mess for the next government then so be it.

Politicians need to learn that their job is to carry out the will of the people and if they are unwilling to do that then chuck them out.

My MP will vote for Mrs May's Brexit deal on the basis that his constituents voted to leave so good on him

The one flaw being that May's deal isn't really leaving, though.

'Guido brings you a list of Britain’s most hypocritical Brexit MPs. Those who voted for Article 50, but are now determined to stop Brexit, by opposing both no deal, and May’s deal. 123 MPs feature on the list, from Michael Fallon to Kier Starmer, Chuka Umunna to Sarah Wollaston.' [Link]

Even the public are lying when asked by news programme reporters. Maybe they just don’t know the answers and bullsh1t, and that’s on both sides of the argument. I laugh when the BBC use a less intelligent member of the public but only as one of the several Brexit voters asked. There’s plenty of stupid remain voters, but they’ll be edited out as if there aren’t any.

COYP