Brexit was a disaster. So why don't people vote Lib Dem?

[worldstillturns]

Now that the people who voted Brexit are realising they were lied to, what is the point of them swinging back to Labour - a party which consistently evaded taking a coherent stance on Brexit for fear of losing certain voters? How are they any better than the Tories on this issue? The Lib Dems were and still are the only party with an anti-Brexit policy. AIBU to think Labour have shown themselves to be just as disingenuous and full of 'career politicians' as the Tories? At least the Lib Dems were honest and straightforward on this issue?

But most people who vote Lib Dem also want proportional representation. If we have PR then governments will be coalitions as they are in mainland Europe. This means that there has to be compromise. I do not understand why people are still so angry about student loans when the Lib Dems had no choice as they were in a coalition, which is what Lib Dem voters want.

I am against PR because the fringe parties get too much power (just look at what has happened in Scotland (the Greens and trans rights) and Germany (the Greens and nuclear power).

Because they are a small party and have been ideologically captured by Trans Activists and have accepted a large donation £100,000 from puberty blocker firm

Ferring Pharmaceuticals.

https://christianconcern.com/comment/puberty-blocker-firm-funded-liberal-democrats/

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/puberty-blocker-drug-firm-donated-cash-to-lib-dems-cf3x77nh3

This map shows the exponential growth of Gender clinics in the USA in the last
decade and I am worried that a Liberal Government would oversee the same fate for the UK.

https://www.gendermapper.org/

@Mum2jenny OR, don't vote at all. It's not compulsory. The more women (and men) who don't show up to vote, the better.

Was a paid up member for 15 years, then they couldn't commit to what a woman is, and I figured it's not the party for me, being a woman and all.