What's of most concern is the incessant repetition of people incapable of simply accepting a result that didn't go their way, as
their way is the only way. Nor the acceptance that sometimes results are shown to be close, with fine margins determining the victor, as was the case with ol' Brexit.
It was the result of the time, and has been reverse-engineered to within an inch of its life to suit, as though it's the only contentious democratic process to have ever
not lived up to its promise
Strange then to be of the belief that the CM readership, or even on an individual basis is to be held to account on behalf of a historic event that none of us could have altered if we tried. And yet, we'll hear the same regurgitated utterings as though anything will be changed somehow.
I never once envisaged Brexit to have been something short-term, with lands overflowing with milk and honey, much like any serious political act that was historically as fraught as this one, but rather a generational outcome whose 'yields' we'd not witness for a good number of years yet.
Yet somehow Brexit is 'the one' that brings instant dividends
Still no word or thoughts on how we could all move forward, or anything constructive of note, you know, as we're all stuck with it now. Because seemingly shouting "Brexit was a travesty!" ad infinitum is the catalyst that nullifies the original Referendum - or so I'm told!