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Just no or yes. Boris will just be delivering on the biggest democratic mandate this country has ever given a PM. |
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52-48?
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And 48-52 would have resulted in us remaining in the EU just as emphatically. It was a referendum with a binary question, no quorum and no supermajority required. As we have been over many, many times. Incidentally, the reason the team is allowing Brexit discussion here is because for the most part it is presently relevant to Boris Johnson’s “new broom” approach to government and Brexit. We aren’t about to allow the thread to collapse into endless pointless repetition of all the old, old arguments about the legitimacy of the referendum, the mandate afforded by the result or whether “nobody voted for X”. So let’s try and keep things on track, please. :) |
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On the subject of the said Johnson Government, I am disappointed but not surprised to see what people are prepared to accept and, more, enthuse over in order to get Brexit over the line. The UK used to be a place where most people were moderate and considerate of their fellow citizens. No more, Cameron's tragic decision has turned this country into an inward looking and bitterly divided society. We are only just seeing the "rewards" of this tragedy. We have a PM who has appointed a Rasputin-esque figure as his chief advisor who is relishing his power at No.10. Dismissing people for Thought Crimes no less. Johnson's arrogance in his ironic suspension of parliamentary democracy and the latest gem: Gove refusing to guarantee that the government will abide by any law that may be passed by Parliament. You have the naive saying that after we Leave, the country will come together. No chance, this is just the beginning of Brexit. The only consolation is that this whole grubby fiasco will condemn the Tories to political oblivion. As the older voters shuffle off, they will be replaced by a generation who the Tories have spectacularly betrayed. They will not forget or forgive ... |
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Can we just drop the "we won, you lost" crap? This stuff is just designed to wind people up. We are where we are .. |
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I'd interpret biggest mandate as an interpretation of the extent of victory, otherwise it's essentially a measure of population growth. |
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It seems as though if all the moderation and consideration is going your way you’ll be happy, but not willing to put your consideration towards those that actually won the decision. Your hypocrisy is breathtaking, as is your sense of entitlement. |
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Claim The 2016 EU referendum was the largest democratic exercise in the UK’s history. Conclusion Not quite. More people voted in the 1992 general election. It also had a higher turnout rate, as did other elections in the 20th century. Enough ... let's discuss Mr Johnson and Government. |
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