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Originally Posted by Hugh
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Stop trying to invoke division with questions on who called who what and who started it. It is irrelevant to the topic of discussion.
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Originally Posted by Stuart
Still the same typical response, just phrased differently. As for the Paris uprising, are you sure? There was a major Pro-brexit protest yesterday in Central London. Apparently 3,000 pro-brexiters turned up. 15,000 anti-brexiters turned up. OK, so the weather was nicer in the summer, when 700,000 people turned up to the anti-brexit march, but surely the future of the country is a little more important than the weather?
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700,000 or 30,000 is that all that could be mustered up - come back when you can beat 17.4 Million and stop bloody saying typical, my views are MY own, if you do not like that - tough luck.
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So? We had a referendum in 1973 asking if we wanted to join the EU. Doesn't meant people didn't change their minds. Besides, since when has asking for a referendum for something been anti democratic? I just want people to have the choice, and be able to vote based on accurate information. Giving people a choice is surely the very essence of democracy? Denying them that choice because it may go against what you want is anti-democratic.
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No the losers vote is just that, you want to overturn the democratic result because you, the "spoilt brat" inside you and a large number of Remainers, did not like the result so you want another.
We had a choice and people voted to leave the EU.
And the naivety if you think accurate information will be passed around in more divisive campaigns it will just be a re-run of the lies from both sides.
We had a referendum - the UK voted to leave the EU and leave we must.