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Surely you have to implement the result of the first vote before you ask again.A bit like in a General Election
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Name three....
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
I’d love to tell you but we’d be inundated with internet weirdo’s, all of whom would know my name and address, so sorry.....
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Everyone that I've posted in here :
Beer, revisited
Three lovely beers today. Apparently, according to the clip, this a limited addition, never had one of those before. :) It was bloody delicious, not your typical IPA. Never tried their beers before, try it if you can. https://www.redwillowbrewery.com/our-beers/f102-nelson-amarillo-ekuanot-ipa...
scratchnsurf
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Again, I don't see how the two are comparable. The process for forming a Government following a general election is well defined over many years. The process of implementing a referendum result isn't so defined. That's the point I was making - a GE and the referendum can't really be compared, yet people keep doing so.
peteblue
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We still want to leave, as per the vote....
Welcome to the brexiteers banging their heads on a wall thread ....... The remainers earn a living on here....... lol
Brexit means Brexit but they think it means remain which possibly may happen.......3 years of negotiations indicative votes a crap deal on the table no one likes..... yet Remainers want it put to the people?..........
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I think everyone is banging their heads against the wall Joey.
Yes @peteblue but you know fine well nobody voted for a No Deal, it wasn't even discussed during the referendum. My suggestion is go back to the electorate and ask 'you voted to leave, what now?'
Surely the democratic process should be the same for both.selective democracy is not democracy
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Why should it be the same? Are you suggesting there should have been constituencies for the referendum? It wasn't the same from the outset - as others have pointed out it was an advisory vote. As I have said repeatedly, my view is they can't really be compared.
No. Referendums can be advisory or mandatory, with mandatory referendums Government have to implement the referendum decision. An advisory referendum, like the Brexit referendum, which serves as a guide to help government decide on the path chosen.
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So the question on the ballot paper should be May's deal or no deal
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If you say so...So the question on the ballot paper should be May's deal or no deal
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