Just to be clear, there is a theory and a practice of democracy. Theoretically electing every politician and judge and local official is more "democratic", but in practice, as most people aren't really bothered about the minor positions, what you end up with is a dictatorship of the concerned, of those who can be bothered. Similarly, theoretically the parliament can discuss or block EU legislation, but effectively the unelected commissioners are the ones who are calling the shots. They are the ones introducing legislation. They are the ones who set the agenda. They have WAY too much power.
The so-called elitists are members of parliament. They are all elected. All they are doing is selecting a leader, who obviously has to be PM because by definition they are the ones with the support of the House. Cameron did not have to resign. There's no law saying he had to. He just recognised that having put so much of his political capital into the remain campaign it would be impossible for him to continue as PM. You sneer at the new PM being a remainer too. What you forget is that the majority of the Conservative party were for remain, so she is merely a reflection of their stance, which is only democratic. If the majority of the party is pro-remain it stands to reason their leader would be too, not so? So what are you complaining about?
She went from “Brexit is Brexit” to Brexit is something or other.
If anyone should be sneering and complaining about May it is you. Instead of twisting logic to empower her.
That's funny too. I assure you.