So, Brits. How's Brexit Going?

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I actually think that there has been a coup in this country. It was an advisory referendum. It wasn't binding, but the brexiters are calling it the will of the people when a very narrow margin (which could well have changed their minds or died off by now) won it. If it was a binding referendum then there would have been far stricter rules such as having an exact plan to vote on so that people knew what they were voting for. People did not know what they were voting for.

Add to that all the spending rules that have been broken and Cambridge Analytica. Who is being held to account? What is the point of rules if they are not being enforced? It should mean that the referendum is null and void, like the Scottish referendum when the vow was immediately discarded. It means that people essentially voted on misinformation which negates the result.

The result was never therefore binding in any sense of the word but has been taken as an excuse to force a Brexit on people by giving them the illusion of a choice.

It was never binding, however that idiot Cameron did promise the public that action would be taken on the result of the referendum. It's ultimately his fault.