DN Opinion. Brexitörernas playhouse, ruining families and nations

The tragicomic reality show about Brexit is now in its umpteenth section. No solution in sight, but it asks important questions about how easy it is to mislead the public opinions and how dangerous it can be with the referendums. Former prime minister David Cameron called for the vote not that the people wanted it but to the one his party – completely insane!

this is where a majority of voters in a läskunnigt country said yes to come in behind a new door behind which there was only total darkness. No one knew if there was solid ground or a bottomless precipice.

And none of the cant brexitörerna, with unkempt Boris Johnson in the lead, put two straws in a cross to find out the facts. Some punning one liners and plays on old prejudices and was enough fooled. When, then yes to the exit was clear and disappeared, Boris Johnson, and his best Nigel Farage quickly out of the spotlight.

Now it was about to take responsibility and answer the hard questions. Ugh what boring, safer to sit on the men's club and grab a couple of gin and tonic with friends.

and his ilk stands for the worst in the Uk, full of charming idiosyncrasies. They are spoiled överklasspojkar at the best schools and therefore see the world as their playground. Their decisions and actions, however, can, and is, ruining families and nations.

But who cares? Here with a gin and tonic!