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We have voted to leave so please....let's just get out! |
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This is now enough of the pathetic number comparing. We’ve had pages of it. The discussion needs to move on now. |
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If all the wronged embittered remainers were so passionate about the people’s vote, you may of expected a higher number to sign this petition, especially all the young people that we’re told would swing a referendum today if had one. But only 6% of those that voted leave have been bothered? If take into account those have supposedly changed their mind and those that are now eligible to vote, it’s pretty piss poor and certainly nothing to be flag waving about. It’s also not an argument to can apply to the counter petition, because leave already won, so there is no real driver for them to campaign against a second vote. |
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You can't present one polls figures, then ignore another one saying the opposite because you don't like it. If you don't rate polls then don't mention them at all. |
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This is how silly and stupid this topic is getting and btw, I gave an instruction for the topic to move on from the discussion about figures. |
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This whole topic, Brexit I mean, is now just a circular argument. Both side’s opinions are entrenched, there are no new revelations that are going to be presented that will change either sides views. It’s all pretty pointless, until a final deal is agreed with the EU, or not. There isn’t much to talk about. |
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Whatever was said during the referendum campaign, the vast majority of leavers knew exactly what they were voting for, and why. When there was another opportunity to vote, at the last General Election, it was pretty clear then that most people just wanted to get on with it. If the reverse was the case, Vince Cable's Lib Dems would have gained a far bigger share of the vote. |
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