I strongly believe in Brexit, the electorate never voted to join a European Union and should not have joined up to it without a referendum all those years ago. We voted to join the Common Market not the European Union. We will save billions a month that can be put back into our own economy, we are not as weak as the European Union makes us out to be, we financially support the EU being one of the top investors. Without us the EU could crumble rapidly that's why they are asking for such a huge amount of money for us to leave, so i believe that even through we are leaving the EU we will never fully leave, its not possible, we are in Europe.
Having a second referendum would highly undemocratic, in our current climate many of the electorate would simply vote to end the whole Brexit debacle and not express their true opinions on the matter. What should have happened is that after the first referendum, the politicians in the House of Commons should have stepped up become 'respectable' adults and followed the wishes of the electorate instead of playing around like children. There are more manners in Primary School class rooms than in The House of Commons, How can we teach our young people to behave respectfully and raise their hand in class if today's politicians cant set the same example.
Yes there are 'murmurings' about a second referendum but this would be highly undemocratic and cause high amounts of voter apathy. Parliament does not have to follow the wishes of the Referendum, they could in fact rule against it. This would cause a massive uproar, so why would a second referendum be any different?