Saying I'm ridiculous doesn't actually counter any of the arguments that I have put forward. It is far more ridiculous that you keep trying to argue - without any real substance - that the Tories bear no responsibility for what happened at all. As if they were merely passive bystanders to the whole sorry saga.
And again, regarding the hard Brexit, you can't possibly claim to know what "the voters" wanted when they voted to leave, because nobody actually asked them.
And Theresa May did not try to build consensus across the house. In fact, she was repeatedly criticised at the time for failing to engage in proper cross party dialogue and she refused to consider proposals from the Labour Party which involved staying in the customs union.
I don't know what your interest in the Tory party is, but you seem bizarrely determined to absolve them of all responsibility for Brexit without actually having any credible arguments to back up your point of view. Your loyalty to the party is admirable, but surely there comes a point when the facts get in the way of what you might want to believe?
Of course, people who voted for Brexit must take their share of the blame. They were lied to repeatedly by the likes of Boris Johnson and his mates, but they were also warned of the dangers of Brexit and they chose to ignore those warnings.
The Leave campaign, which included politicians from across the political spectrum, must also take a share of the blame. They lied shamelessly to voters and deliberately whipped up racist sentiment in support of their cause.
And of course, Labour and the other Remain parties must take their fair share of the blame too. They didn't have any control over the nature of the referendum itself, but they failed to make a compelling case for the benefits of staying in the EU and they failed to argue successfully for a softer Brexit after the vote had happened. And they are continuing to fail the electorate right now by rolling over and accepting the verdict of the referendum as if there is nothing that anyone can do about it now, despite the fact that they know how much damage it is doing.
So I don't absolve any of the key players in this whole mess from their share of responsibility, but ultimately, it was the Tories who made it happen, the Tories who dictated how it would happen and the Tories who chose to implement it in the way that they did. I will always blame them for that, and so will millions of others around the country. If it hadn't been for infighting within the Tory party in the first place, we would never have ended up here!