15-10-2019, 11:53 PM
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Re: A final say
Originally Posted by Bread
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Notice how its done in London not in any leave constituency ? Theres a reason for that.
16-10-2019, 05:37 AM
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Re: A final say
Originally Posted by globeflower
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Yes - London has a large population, good transport links, and is close to the centre of Government and main media outlets - when compared to Skegness, for example.
.... and voted remain
No similar protests in any other major city though...
16-10-2019, 07:01 AM
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Re: A final say
The Gov't should do to those Shouty people with whistles and flags what they did to the Miners in the 80's .......send in the murdering scumbags in the South Yorkshire PD and the SPG.......... or whatever the modern equivalent is .Why should only the working class suffer police/state brutality.
Time the protesters found out the true meaning of protest,.
16-10-2019, 09:07 AM
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Re: A final say
Originally Posted by Muddy
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The referendum was too close .Millions wanted to remain .
This doesn't for a second change the result nor the agreed democratic system. No different to a General Election.
In a GE the winners can win by just a single seat.
Trying to find excuses to discount, ignore or otherwise overturn a democratic vote is simply tyranny.
If you respect and want democracy in this country then you must accept the will of the voting majority. It's that simple.
The minute you join the ranks of protesting Remainers you leave the path of democracy and start supporting dictatorship and mob rule.
Which is ironic in many ways because the "close referendum" you talk about was only possible because you actually had a vote in the first place. Destroy/remove democracy and you don't even get that vote at all!
Such would be the future for all if we stay in the EU. If only the ranting masses would actually cease their teenage tantrums for a second and actually read the Lisbon Treaty then they would see that it stiupulates very clearly that we will lose our ability to vote for our UK political parties.
Westminster will become redundant and we'll be forced to look at very high level European political parties.
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