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Good question.
I’d prefer (a) because at least we’d be out & can chuck the deal if they Macron’d the trade negotiations. |
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Meanwhile, in other “I know you don’t believe me but there really isn’t going to be another referendum, please stop making yourself look silly” news:
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Personally, I don't think a referendum is desirable or practical then again, that's what I said about Brexit.;) |
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So if the British people vote to overturn the previous vote of the British people, the British people are breaking the faith of the British people?
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She is going to say either way. At least until her deal is voted down.
But the suggestion is that the government is intentionally stoking up the idea of a referendum to scare the Brexit contingent into backing May's deal or losing Brexit entirely. Although it also encourages Remains to think it's within their grasp. I don't think she has a plan B and if her deal is voted down then who knows what happened. |
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I agree that it may appear like a leap of faith that May is saying one thing, but really intending to do another. That said, I don’t think her cabinet are going rogue of their own accord.
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A second referendum, AKA the losers vote, would be for the democracy abusers trying to thwart the first result. |
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The loser’s vote, which I will term the “well-informed vote” will be a more up to date reflection of democracy than the old one.
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I don’t see why we need to get on with it. In the present form it doesn’t represent what was promised before, Parliament can’t agree, and such an important decision requires taking the time and effort to ensure we make the right decision.
Rushing the A50 vote through has got us into this mess. |
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Parliament is full of Pro EU loons who are putting their own personal beliefs before the peoples, who gave them an instruction to leave the EU and yes I say instruction because that is what they did, they passed the sovereign choice to us to decide and we decided to leave the EU, (I will not be told otherwise by anybody!!!). |
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So there’s no way of quantifying how many of the 17.4 million were swayed by any of the campaigns. It’s also a betrayal of everyone in this country regardless of how they voted, or even if they voted, to crash out for ideological reasons and not leave in a controlled manner.
I’d prefer to take five years and get it right than three further months and get it massively wrong. That said, for those it was about immigration it’s only a date they see as a line in the sand. |
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