1) We love the underdog.
Brexit has seen the Establishment, the Elite and the mainstream media use every trick in the book to subvert the Democratic vote of over 17m ordinary people.

2) We do not like being taken for fools.
We can see that Parliament has no intention of ever leaving the EU. Elected on manifesto lies, politicians have no intention of ever carrying out, lied to at every turn by corrupt, self serving politicians and the people are tired of it.

3) We don`t like being told we cannot do something.
Two years wasted on May`s BRINO deal, which could have been spent mitigating and preparing for no deal. Two years of businesses not knowing what they need to do to carry on trading. We can make a success of Brexit, but not with the Elite scaremongering, mainstream media bias and politicians still trying to make a Leave result turn into a Remain result.

4) We love sarcasm.
The Irony of the far right standing up for a Democratic vote with everyone else trying to subvert it is not lost on us. Especially those on the left like Labour who didn`t even want the public to have a say on EU membership. The idea of rejecting no deal just chains us to the negotiating table in the EU, that the EU is not negotiating at. Passing the keys to the chains to the EU whilst shouting at them "Give us a good deal or we will not leave". The EU does not want us to leave either and have no incentive to give the UK a good deal, we must be seen to be punished and by not giving the UK a good deal means the UK stays in the EU. Leaving the UK Parliament to keep delaying Brexit ad infinitum until they decide to revoke Article 50 and give the people a 2nd vote in the hope that the polls are right this time around because last time they showed a Remain lead and Leave won.

5) We believe in Democracy.
So when we blatantly see that we do not, we get annoyed and when we see our ability to make those in charge accountable by peaceful means diminish, what other methods are left to us?
When corporations have more say in government policies than the electorate who pay politicians their wages and expenses trumped by stuffed brown envelopes and seats on board tables. Politicians who have vested interests that conflict with the job they have been given the privilege of doing. Handing out public money to the private sector for personal gain by which misappropriation of public money whilst in office is still illegal.