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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
That would be a fair point if the leave politicians had said this back in 2016. As the video I supplied showed, many said otherwise. Leave meant different things to different people but as this has not been recorded, we'll never know. I suspect most but not all wanted a clean Brexit. How close that is to 17m I don't know.
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People must be a bit thick, if they didn't know what the word 'leave' means.
I know what it meant - that's why I ticked it and would do so again and again and AGAIN.
If they did not want to fully leave the EU - Then they should have picked Remain on the ballot.
When I select something that says leave - I know what it means - it means leaving something in it's entirety. "Depart from", "Exit from", to "leave" the group, exit from, no longer connected to group or in said group.
It really is quite ridiculous coming up with people did not know what they were voting for, yet again - it's the same folk like you, yet again trying to de-legitimise the result, talking of the vote being invalid - it isn't, you have previously said you accept the result but you keep going over the result every single time.
No amount of bringing up the numbers will change the democratic result, nor should it. There was quite a large turn out for the vote - those who didn't bother, then that's their loss and it cannot be said, that they didn't vote leave, but by the same token - they did not vote to remain either.
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
Precisely, Mick. The arguments I am hearing from the other side are getting increasingly tenuous, and frankly desperate.
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Absolutely - and overbearingly repetitive and very weak.