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Full question: Some have described the government’s approach to Brexit as a ‘stitch-up’. Reflecting on this, do you agree or disagree with the following statements? If MPs in Parliament attempt to stop Brexit I will never vote again

All questions relevant to this website that were asked on the same poll:

• Do you agree or disagree that ‘It is humiliating for the UK to have to ask the EU for permission to delay Brexit’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘Parliament seems determined not to implement the will of the electorate on Brexit’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘Remain-supporting MPs and other Establishment figures trying to stop Brexit have damaged the UK’s negotiating position’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘If Brexit is thwarted by Remain-supporting MPs and other Establishment figures, it will be for the good of the country’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘If Brexit is thwarted by Remain-supporting MPs and other Establishment figures, it will harm the UK’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘Instead of delaying Brexit, Britain should just leave to trade on WTO rules on 29th March’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘Theresa May has handled the negotiations well’?
• Do you agree or disagree that ‘Theresa May’s deal does not deliver the type of Brexit that those who voted leave in 2016 wanted’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, the UK should just leave the EU on the agreed exit date of March 29th’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, MPs should not delay Brexit’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, the UK should just remain in the EU’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, she should not go back to the EU and ask for a delay’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, she should resign and try to trigger a General Election’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, she should resign and a new leader who would take the UK out with No Deal should replace her’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, a new party who are tougher on Brexit should take over the negotiations with the EU’?
• Do you support or oppose the following scenario: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is voted down again, there should not be another EU referendum as the British people made their decision in 2016 and that should be respected’?
• Would you describe Theresa May’s current Brexit deal as honouring or betraying what those who voted leave in 2016 wanted?
• Would you describe MPs voting against Britain leaving the EU with no deal as honouring or betraying what those who voted leave in 2016 wanted?
• Would you describe the UK leaving the EU with no deal to trade on WTO rules as honouring or betraying what those who voted leave in 2016 wanted?
• Would you describe extending article 50 and delaying the date when Britain leaves the EU as honouring or betraying what those who voted leave in 2016 wanted?
• Would you describe holding a second EU referendum as honouring or betraying what those who voted leave in 2016 wanted?
• Would you describe revoking Article 50 and stopping Brexit altogether as honouring or betraying what those who voted leave in 2016 wanted?
• Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘If MPs in Parliament attempt to stop Brexit I will never vote again’?
• Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘Organisations like the BBC seem in favour of remaining in the EU and have not provided an impartial view of Brexit’?
• Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘Petitions calling for us to remain in the EU are irrelevant compared to the official result of the referendum in 2016’?
• Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘If Theresa May’s deal is approved, I will feel that a line has been crossed and I will never vote again’?
• Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘If Brexit is delayed, I will feel that a line has been crossed and I will never vote again’?
• Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: ‘If MPs vote to revoke Article 50 and go against the referendum result in 2016, it could damage the democratic process beyond repair’?