Thread: Brexit discussion
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Old 17-01-2018, 23:12   #1593
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by Mick View Post
52% beats 48%. Over a million majority. (Not small) There was one rule, the majority vote decided we're leaving.

A lot of Brexiteers voted for Labour in the Election last year, they had a Manifesto in which they were clearly a Brexit supporting party and yet, here they are, completely ignoring their Manifesto and voting against the Bill.
Labour didn't vote against it because of a binary yes or no to Brexit question. They voted against the bill it because they felt it failed to protect people's human rights.
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