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Originally Posted by Pierre
Yet another person trotting the same boring unoriginal argument.
There was plenty of information prior to the referendum, if you didn’t understand what you voted for then that’s your own problem.
What we know now is no different to what we knew before.
Tell me, what’s changed?
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Yes there was plenty of information, information that was half true or totally false along with the other information that was true. People had a vote based on that, it's not undemocratic to want a second referendum based on what we now know.
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Originally Posted by Mr K
If this country doesn't get away from 'winners' and 'losers' and realise at the end of the day then we're all on the same side, then we're doomed. Having a divided country will be even more disastrous when we're standing alone in the World.
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My point totally which plenty of people don't seem to agree on. This is not a game, there is no winning or losing side, we are all in this together and we all want the best for the country we live in. We might disagree on the best way for that to happen but I just don't get those that are choosing to call those that want a second referendum to be eroding away democratic rights.