Firstly, no-one is suggesting that Brexit can just be done. The issue is the 3 plus year delay to get the first step done.
Second, your use of ‘gammon’ reveals your pitiful misunderstanding of the nature of the class responses set in motion. A newsnight report this week, which could have been packaged a ‘Dispatch on what the northern working class scum think about it’ went up the road from me to Walsall.
What was striking, and what alleged lefts like yourself should be interested in, is that the political alienation of those in these communities - young, old, black, white, leaver and remained alike - is being embedded more deeply by the parliamentary farce. Everything they think is being confirmed back to them by it. Politicians are corrupt, the process is bent, every time they offer an opinion they are demonised or sneeringly dismisses as racists, their lives are irrelevant: nobody gives a fuck about people like us.
Pathetic dribble about boneheads, gammons and their ability to kick it off reveals just how disconnected some are from a mass feeling that has been strengthening and which Brexit has merely given focus and voice to. It is generated and continues to grow from a million grievances, which we can summarise as political alienation, peripheralisation and lost futures.
This is what the political class are terrified about unleashing. This is what we've seen in France.
