“…that is without the non voters, who are more 'Remain' than 'Leave' but thought that remain was such a forgone conclusion it was not worth voting.”
Why do you say that, Eddie? You have no idea why people failed to vote and even less of an idea which way they would have voted had they done so.
“It's not anti-democratic to protest, or to march, or to complain about a decision you think is wrong.”
No it’s not. But it’s anti-social and it interferes with people going about their business. There are plenty of ways to protest today (Twitface and all that rubbish) without marching down the streets.
“I always wonder how many of ABs Brexit brigade are actually old enough to have been of voting age and remember when we were still out of the EU back in 1972.”
I was.
“Also how many of you voted in the 'Join the Common Market' referendum in 1975 and how did you vote?”
It wasn’t a “join the common market” referendum, Eddie. We were already in (The EEC) and we were being asked if we wanted to remain. To my eternal shame I voted to remain. But I was young and gullible and could not bring myself to believe that a (very useful and desirable) trading bloc would morph into the car crash that is the EU today.