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Why Are The Treacherous Whining Here?
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http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -politi cs-3824 8630
Surely if you are going to ignore the democratic will of the majority then you'd better be thick skinned enough to take a little ire.
Surely if you are going to ignore the democratic will of the majority then you'd better be thick skinned enough to take a little ire.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.52% of the public (who voted), voted for Brexit - ergo, 48% did not. Allowing for constituency splits, this at any rate still means that there are people who did not vote to leave the EU who should be represented in Parliament. MPs who vote against it are, therefore, absolutely not blocking the will of the people, or any other flawed description of representing a minority you'd care to come up with.
Put another way, I have as much right to be heard in Parliament as you do. Of course, the end result should be a majority vote in favour of Brexit, but not a unanimous one. That is all.
Put another way, I have as much right to be heard in Parliament as you do. Of course, the end result should be a majority vote in favour of Brexit, but not a unanimous one. That is all.
Depends on the MP -- they can still listen to the views of people who do not vote for them, and may put those concerns across or take them into account in coming to his decision. Of course, one person voting once on any issue can only represent one side, and in the end it seems sensible to go in favour of the majority. That is not in dispute. But the minority isn't "treacherous" for standing up for its own beliefs.
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