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Old 06-02-2017, 06:14 PM #26
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You people really are scraping the bottom of the barrel on this one

People did protest... people did petition... it was discussed in Parliament.
People did vote for Brexit/Trump - people have no regrets - people will respect a public vote!!!

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People did vote for Brexit/Trump - people have no regrets - people will respect a public vote!!!
Imma just leave this here...

http://uk.businessinsider.com/brexit...ictory-2016-10
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The majority have no regrets. Some simply don't have the courage of their convictions.

The economy is doing considerably better than predicted by the scare-mongers, so any regrets are misplaced. And who cares about a minority that would vote for someone because they thought they would lose - that's assuming they weren't just winding people up.

And if anyone actually has any regrets - tough, if you vote in a public vote without conviction you live with any perceived consequences.

You Won't get your second referendum if you truly believe in democracy.

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So politics before safety.
No, the question was essentially "why are people bothered about signing a Trump petition but not up in arms about an obscure Muslim leader?"

The answer is profile and visibility. There's not really any further debate required.
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