I took a break away from this thread after some of the comments became..................well.........................ridiculous.
I had one poster (DT) telling me that he would always HATE EVERYONE who voted for Brexit and another (Quite Possibly Raving) who lived up to his name by quite ludicrously suggesting that it was "reprehensible" for me to make any comment on the Irish border problem if I couldn't personally offer a solution!! So an ordinary poster on a QPR forum should be able to solve the Irish border problem or not make any comment whatsoever?!!
Once the comments had reached these crazy levels of ****wittery I decided to leave it for a bit.
However, having had a bit of a time out and having looked at everything from every point of view, I've come to the conclusion that a so called "soft" Brexit would be best for our Country. 48% of people voted to remain and they must have some feeling of "owning" the outcome too imo.
Therefore, IMO, IF we can get the EU to agree to us being able to pull out from a possible back stop (if it's needed) when we want to, perhaps with a cleverly worded agreement so that they can have input too, then I think Parliament should get behind the current withdrawal agreement.
That is my red line though. Otherwise we'll have to leave with no deal imo which is very undesirable, but I can't accept the EU having that level of control when we voted to leave such control.