Jeppy

Yes. The fact that the majority have always been against your preferred form of Brexit should tell you that.

My preferred form of Leaving is to Leave with No Deal because the withdrawal agreement that was agreed between us and the EU was designed to be rejected, and eventually lead to another referendum with the intention of frightening us to keep us in. It seems to have worked on you.

So those who voted for a different form of Brexit aren't the "we" you mentioned earlier anymore?

We all voted to Leave the EU, plain and simple. The HOW we leave was never an option to vote for at the time. The withdrawal agreement was not known at the referendum vote so it would not have been possible to know what preference we might have until we knew about it.

We know now. So a final say is therefore essential.

I agree. We now know what the withdrawal agreement looks like and you're right, we should be able to decide if we like the means of Leaving. So we agree. A referendum on how we Leave is essential. No Deal or Accept the WA.

Our knowledge of what the actual cost and impact of any form of Brexit will be has also changed so, given that, it will also be on any ballot.

I rather think that the Remain campaign of 2019/2020 is hardly likely to exceed the warnings of doom and pestilence that the Remain campaign of 2016 used. We now know that our economy will continue to grow outside the EU, which is a far cry from what the Remain campaign told us.