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(@ukisland)
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Disagree on some of these points. Yes people can change their mind but you normally have to wait so many years until the next chance. We'll that is how our so called democracy used to work. 



   
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(@jeanne-mayell)
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I get a feeling surging from the collective to give people another chance to choose without an avalanche of deception influencing their decision. 

 I know you disagree UKisland as you have done a thorough job at articulating your position. 

I also see that Brexit is complex as so many are learning. 

But I would be remiss if I didn’t express the  sentiment that wells up from that  collective whenever I think of Brexit, which is that the majority of people don’t want it and feel they hadn’t understood what it meant when they voted for it.



   
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Posted by: Jeanne Mayell

I get a feeling surging from the collective to give people another chance to choose without an avalanche of deception influencing their decision. 

 I know you disagree UKisland as you have done a thorough job at articulating your position. 

I also see that Brexit is complex as so many are learning. 

But I would be remiss if I didn’t express the  sentiment that wells up from that  collective whenever I think of Brexit, which is that the majority of people don’t want it and feel they hadn’t understood what it meant when they voted for it.

Do you think the no-confidence vote in the current Conservative Government will succeed or fail?



   
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(@ukisland)
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It will fail



   
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(@ukisland)
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Okay I propose second ref, but only two options take EU deal or no deal. 

Having a remain option is  not simply not going to work with leavers.

For 17.5 million people to just be discarded to  one side is ridiculous.

Sorry to rant but a lot leavers feel they are having the wool pulled over their eyes. 

 



   
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Is that with simple math or is it a vision, or is it just a prediction?



   
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(@ukisland)
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Prediction, one thing I do agree with is we need Tories out. But doing so now would just cause more chaos.

I vowed never to vote again after all this and I am sticking to that. For me a spoilt vote will be done going forward. 



   
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Posted by: UKisland

Prediction, one thing I do agree with is we need Tories out. But doing so now would just cause more chaos.

I vowed never to vote again after all this and I am sticking to that. For me a spoilt vote will be done going forward. 

Apparently the DUP are looking at supporting Labour in the next vote if May doesn't give them what they want.



   
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 Dina
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More people voted for Hilary Clinton, yet Trump unfortunately is a president. Democracy isn't fair always. Old people voting for the future of the young  is plain wrong, because of such serious implications voting age should have been reduced to 16 not 18 as by the time Britain leaves the EU they would have been able to vote, their future has been affected not just for 4 or 5 years but possibly decades. British people living in Europe were denied vote, yet they and their families are directly affected. It amazes me how right wing manage to blame the world for not seeing their point of view when it's  simply wrong. 



   
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(@ukisland)
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  • Democracy is an illusion I firmly believe that now. 


   
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