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https://petition.parliament.uk/petit...coBN4zI3zZqW5s
Over a million signatures in under 24 hours
Why don't they all move to France :hehe:
Only another 16.4m to go then :thumbup:
Well l voted to remain but they won’t be getting my signature democracy rules:wales:Quote:
Originally Posted by Robin Friday's Ghost
I don’t think they count if they got Venezuelan addresses :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Zenith
said the turkeys at Christmas timeQuote:
Originally Posted by Since64
:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
It's probably more than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robin Friday's Ghost
the 17.4m that voted to leave only represented 3/4 of the population - you really need 23.3m to actually achieve a vote to overturn the previous result...
I've heard Mrs May has asked to extend the deadline on this petition.
:cough: Nigerian & my long lost uncle & his bank managerQuote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Me too, I was on the losing side, that's what democracy is all about, absolutely shameful the way some people are trying to reinvent democracy.
Another vote would be more democracy,not less wouldn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by lincoln blue
What's absolutely shameful is the way Theresa May is running the country.Quote:
Originally Posted by lincoln blue
JRM agrees with youQuote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
https://infacts.org/rees-mogg-histor...u-referendums/
I agree with you 100%. I am the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by Since64
We voted in a referendum. It is binding on the politicians.
they have a duty to deliver.
On normal bills and things each MP can vote as he sees fit, but with a referendum he doesn't. Anyone in parliament attempting to stop it should be removed for obstructing the will of the people.
How would another vote be less democratic? Even if someone voted leave they didn’t vote for this mess, unless they were a disaster capitalist.Quote:
Originally Posted by lincoln blue
Every side of the vote must be pissed off, we are all going to clearly be poorer and ruled by the worst Tory government we’ve ever had perpetually.
No. a referendum is a single vote on a single issue and those signed up to it agree to abide by the outcome. Politicians trying to stop us leaving are in contempt of the voters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
It would be like the EU telling Ireland to vote again when the voted against something to do with the euro (I think). They said vote again and then a top EU bureaucrat said, "And they will have to keep voting until they get the right result."
Is that what you want?
It was an advisory referendum, if it was mandatory the ECJ would have ruled it invalid due to the interference in the leave campaign. I don't want a 2nd ref, I don't think it's helpful and will divide the country even more but if it's no deal or 2nd ref, I'm all for it. Let's just take Norway Plus and be done with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
The Referendum was not legally binding. More’s the pity because if it had been it would have been ruled as unsafe due to the illegal activities of the Leave campaign.Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
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Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
You beat me to this by seconds.
Especially being that enough of those who voted leave have died of old age and enough young people who it actually will affect for the rest of their lives have come of voting age to completely overturn the resultQuote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
:hehe: I did chuckle when I saw yours.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pearcey3
So they have another referendum and the remainers succeed; what’s stopping the leavers demanding another one to make it best out of three:sherlock:
If May calls a general election and Labour wins, the Tories should stay in government for another three years and then call another election.