Personally can’t really see the difference between a referendum and a general election in terms of expressing a political preference. We generally elect someone who represents out political feelings in terms of a specific party which most represents us. The problem at the moment is that neither of the 2 main parties has a clear policy which is agreed across the whole party. the Lib Dems are the only party united in their view. In the circumstances where the two main parties are completely split and thus even a change of government will resolve nothing. In those circumstances a repeat referendum is the only way to resolve the issue based on the deal available at that time.
Personally I can’t see any valid reason for not holding a second referendum when the facts are known. I can understand why the Brexiteers are against it as their original victory might be overturned so are fearful of a rerun so I find it hypocritical for them to keep spouting “Democracy”. Situations change in life and so do people’s opinions so why are they scared to put the decision back to the people when the final deal information is available.
You only get this problem with Forumite and only after you have logged in ? Can you read posts normally without logging in ?