Comments by "Cinderball" (@cinderball1135) on "Theresa May resigns: new PM by end of July" video.

You can be assured of one thing, Theresa: you won't be the last Prime Minister to fall to the rampaging, all-devouring monster that is Brexit. Your successor will too, and probably their successor as well. Eventually, perhaps we'll get a Prime Minister who, noticing the suspiciously fresh pile of severed limbs by the door of Number 10, will decide to turn back. Perhaps by that point, they'll decide it's just easier to blame the Opposition than to try and follow through on a doomed policy. It's a wild prediction to make, but I think it's not unreasonable to imagine that this time 12 months from now, we'll have had no fewer than five different Prime Ministers all try, and fail, to make Brexit happen. By that stage, we might all be thanking our lucky stars for revoking Article 50 - and not just hardcore Remainers like myself. Should the Conservatives continue to pander to the far-right, they will forever find themselves outflanked, with the Brexit monster gnawing on their legs - because Nigel Farage and his Brexit party will always find some new, even more outlandish demand - and will then declare that anything less would be a "betrayal" of the "People" who have "spoken". Should the Conservatives try to forge a new compromise, their own (largely geriatric) supporters and activists will take them out and leave their ashes as burnt offerings to the Brexit monster - lest it come for them in the night.
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@Brenden The monster will devour them just the same. Nothing they offer to do will be good enough to please Brexit supporters and gain a majority in Parliament.
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@andrewclaxton6446 That referendum was a snapshot taken on one day, of an electorate whose opinions and wishes are a constantly moving target. In the days leading up to it, despite the constant barrage of misinformation coming from the various Leave campaigns, people were firmly on the side of Remain - and since the Referendum, the pendulum has swung decisively against Leave. Democracy is an ongoing process. It did not end on one sunny day in 2016. People are allowed to change their minds, to continue having discussions. But I get the feeling Leavers would far rather shut down the conversation, because they know that a clear and rational discussion of the facts would not go their way...
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@JackofDiamonds951 Just a heads-up, since he hasn't actually provided you with his manifesto yet - your main man Nigel Farage wants to privatise the NHS, institute a flat tax (that would make you pay the same proportion of your income as tax as would a bank executive), and he doesn't believe climate change is real. All in his own words, mark you. I can provide sources if you're interested.
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@Clifford really ... such a mature, grownup comment. Your daddy must be proud.
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