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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
Here we go again the leavers didn't know what they were voting for! P-lease, don't you ever give up? When I voted in the referendum, I used all my cognitive skills to work out that leaving the EU actually meant leaving.
I presume you did realise that a vote to stay in the EU meant staying?
Let us stop this nonsense and accept that most people did understand what they were voting for. The fact is, we voted to leave in the biggest voter turnout ever. This debate would be more productive if we put these old insults to bed and started figuring out how to make the best of Brexit. It's going to happen, like it or not, because that is the democratic will of the people.
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No, let's not, just because you and SOME other people made a cognitive decision does not mean at all that MOST people made the decision by the same process. The same applies to those in the remain group.
A percentage of the electorate are as thick as a whale omelette. regardless of their voting history. So, lets not play everyone made an informed decision because they most certainly didn't.
The discussion on this board is not representative of society as a whole as almost all of the posters regardless of their position operate at higher intelligence (both in IQ and also emotional intelligence) than the nation as a whole.
And since you can see into the future,I'll this take this weeks lottery numbers thanks. The current position is for Brexit to happen, that doesn't mean that it can't or won't change.