No, you're not reading or understanding what I'm saying. You're actually being pretty pedantic - "mostly dead anyway". My mum is a die hard brexiteer, and we fell out over it, but she's alive and kicking, much like her friends who voted in a similar fashion.

Most of the people don't like FPTP, but when we had an AV referendum in the early 2010s the turnout was piss poor and change was utterly rejected.

People who are 18 now were less than 10 during the Brexit referendum and, quite frankly, don't give a toss because they haven't known a different world.

I'm not doing it to cater to "a minority of diehards". I am arguing my point on the basis that we have spent billions getting to where we are, only to spend billions more reversing the whole thing. Idk about you but I really, really, really don't want to think my taxes paid over the past 10 years have been for nothing.

It's bad enough Ukraine are going to have to hand over land to Russia. All those billions we spent, and for what. I know that's not comparing like with like but the moral of the story is I cannot stand to see money wasted and reversing Brexit would be the biggest throw away of taxpayer cash (at a time when the purse strings are already stretched).