Re: "Jagex did not say exactly how Brexit will up its costs"
The decision has been taken
On an advisory vote, so badly drawn up as to threaten to split the UK up, and has been interpreted not to mean "Leave the European Union" (EU referendum ballot paper) but to "taking the opportunity of this great moment of national change to step back and ask ourselves what kind of country we want to be" (Mayhem, Lancaster House speech).
"Oh, you want to leave? Well, we're not going to, forget I asked".
Well it was called to stop the Tory party splitting and to keep their voters from defecting to UKIP. A referendum advises policy, government puts a bill before the house based on that policy, but Parliament always has the last word and has to balance the referendum with stuff like the national interest. They're not supposed to be nodding dogs.
What does that mean, and how were such people omitted? Everyone on the electoral register was entitled to vote.
Commonwealth residents were allowed to vote even if they can't. EU residents weren't allowed even though they can vote (local elections). A whole load of expats were excluded from the vote.
No, the issue was a simple yes/no, stay or leave.
If the question's as simple and as literal as on the ballot paper then we leave the EU but stay in the EEA, single market, and customs union.
"Ah, but that doesn't mean that..."