Re: Gina Miller Poking her Nose in again !!
Originally Posted by
Julie1962
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Being disappointed in an election result started early for me I was too young for first referendum and I've live as a labour supporter in a concervative area all my life. So I'm used to losing, I was amazed and thrilled to win this time, I'm disappointed remainers can't let me have that win, have to try and prove they should have won and stamp their feet at every turn.
It was 40 years between referendums to be fair it should be 40 before we have another on this subject.
There's a big problem if even with a whisper of a majority people can't accept it and move on I'm tempted to copy that stance and go mad next general election. Watch this space
If it makes you feel any better, you're welcome consider my vote in the first referendum as yours. I voted not to join because I was young and stupid, luckily I grew out of it, but I'm deeply ashamed of it now.
After a general election, if the vote goes against you, you get a chance to put that right at the next election and to continue to campaign against them. And if the government screws up completely or is obviously leading the country to ruin, as the Brexiteers are, there's an opportunity for a vote of no confidence. Why should Brexit be any different?
Why on earth would anyone let you "have that win" when what you've won is poverty, austerity and reduced prospects for us, our country and our children?