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 Originally Posted by OngBonga
He was PM when he said it, and it's amusing how you dismiss what the then PM was telling us about the referendum and what it meant, considering you're arguing "but we're not necessarily going to fulfill the outcome".
He directly contradicts you.
He was making a promise, not describing whether or not the referendum was legally binding. Two different things. And since he's no longer PM, he failed to fulfill that promise and therefore you should write him a strongly -worded letter.
I can promise to buy you a beer when we meet. If I break that promise, you can't take me to court and say I broke a contract.
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