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Old 24-12-2018, 11:54   #5609
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Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
This is the other trick: to imply that a further democratic vote is undemocratic. Which is impossible. It’s by definition an exercise in democracy.

David Cameron’s Government ceased to exist when he resigned. The Conservative Party further rolled the dice and lost out. They shouldn’t make promises they can’t keep, I agree, but it’s foolish to bind ourselves to that document unnecessarily on that basis.
Another Remain contrivance. It's the public who voted to leave the EU. That binding vote has to be delivered by May's continuity government.

Btw, no vote is undemocratic; it's the use of democracy to usurp democracy that's undemocratic.

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