Re: a second *binding* referendum and cancel the madness that is Brexit.
The thing about that border is that it has more crossing points than any other in the world, passes straight through several people's actual houses, and more individual "shipments" cross it daily than anyone has been able to count.
And even in the days when there was a hard border (and I remember them, getting the "triptych" for the car to show at the customs post) there were far more "unapproved" crossings than "approved" ones, and people were expected to only use the approved ones for goods (which they did, of course, always..). It worked, and would be even easier today with CCTV and ANPR cameras.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
