Brexit Bungle

[hollodero]

(12-10-2018, 02:23 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: I'm know expert on British law, but I'm assuming they could. The criticisms of the option say it would be undemocratic, that they voted for it already. The counter to that argument is that the people were misled with inaccurate information.

The issue is, though, that they've already triggered the action with the EU, I believe. That can't just be reversed. They could have to reapply for membership to the EU.

At the latter, probably not. They could unilaterally take Brexit back. Says the EU supreme court.

As for a second vote, one argument for it would be that people couldn't know what kind of Brexit deal would be reached. Also, European countries do this quite a bit. Repeating referendums that is.