The deal that is on the table now, the one rejected by parliament including those in favour of Brexit was not in existence at the time of the referendum
They would now know what the financial implications of a no-deal exit vs the deal that was just rejected of at least some idea.
That's right there is no proof which way it would go, nothing about sore loser, it's all about letting voters decide now they have more information.
IMO Brexit is a bad idea and the fact the younger generation are against it reinforces it.
Doesn't effect me so I don't really care, slight implications for my son as he is entitled to a British passport but with Brexit that means he would not be able to stay and travel in the EU. How ever he is entitled to a passport of another country that is a member of EU through me, just have to find that birth certificate
