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Old 29-05-2019, 12:38   #2953
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Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Mick View Post
Well I don't and don't talk to me about raising the standards of democracy because that is you being a total hypocrite, when you and or your remainer buddies go on and on about nullifying the referendum result of 2016.

There is no benefits to this court case at all - it just turns this country in to something resembling North Korea, you really want to take this country down this path?

It just utter crazy, prosecuting a politician for lying during a political campaign.
So, couple of differences

1) Boris's words MAY have influenced the way in which a subset of voters voted during the referendum

2) I don't see how this compares to some people who may wish to rerun something and it hasn't been rerun.

Holding those in a position of power and/or responsibility accountable for actions should be seen as a good thing. it sets the expectation of the standards that are required.

NOT holding them accountable is more akin to the North Korea which you keep referring too.
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