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Sadiq Khan Leads The Anti-Democracy March.
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Judging by the looks of them, I wish they would leave the UK and go and live in the EU, if they like it so much.
Judging by the looks of them, I wish they would leave the UK and go and live in the EU, if they like it so much.
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The situation is straightforw ard: The UK electorate voted to leave the EU. However close the result was (and the majority was 1.269m votes on a turnout of 72%) is immaterial. It was a substantial number. The government who called the referendum (and who framed the question and spent vast sums of public money trying to persuade the electorate to vote to...
22:16 Sat 20th Oct 2018
Jim360
/// If there were popular demand for it... but there isn't, thankfully, because the UK isn't mainly racist and it's not mainly stupid
either. ///
Neither is there a popular demand for a second referendum, because the UK is mainly democratic.
Interesting to note however that the main reason for the demand of a referendum for leaving the EU, was the immigration problem.
/// If there were popular demand for it... but there isn't, thankfully, because the UK isn't mainly racist and it's not mainly stupid
either. ///
Neither is there a popular demand for a second referendum, because the UK is mainly democratic.
Interesting to note however that the main reason for the demand of a referendum for leaving the EU, was the immigration problem.
There's never been a protest in this country that's attracted literally all the people in support of it, so that "4%" turned up, as if that's small, is neither here nor there.
In as much as there's any way of telling if the UK wants a second referendum or not, it seems likely that the country is basically split down the middle again.
In as much as there's any way of telling if the UK wants a second referendum or not, it seems likely that the country is basically split down the middle again.
jim360
There's nothing bizarre about it -- it's a statement of fact, and it's a cornerstone of democracy. You only find it bizarre because, right now, it suits you to ignore this.
Ignore what?
As far as I am concerned my country is the same country it was 2 years ago.
If you want to see change that has happened within a very small time span come to Germany.
There's nothing bizarre about it -- it's a statement of fact, and it's a cornerstone of democracy. You only find it bizarre because, right now, it suits you to ignore this.
Ignore what?
As far as I am concerned my country is the same country it was 2 years ago.
If you want to see change that has happened within a very small time span come to Germany.
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