[Denver]

Have you seen British beaches?

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Originally Posted by Brillopad

The vote was democratic - trying to overturn that vote because you don't like it is undemocratic.

I never said we should overturn the vote. I said we should have a vote on the deal

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Originally Posted by Adam.

Have you seen British beaches?

That is not a good enough excuse to scrap regulation about beaches all together.

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Originally Posted by Adam.

Have you seen British beaches?

And the regulation means the beaches are clean enough to be safe.

[Denver]

They have destroyed so many beautiful countries

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

The vote was democratic - trying to overturn that vote because you don't like it is undemocratic.

Where did he say he wanted to overturn it? He just stated it as a possibility.

Also, if there was a second referendum and the public voted against Brexit how would that be undemocratic? It's democracy in motion. Any vote that is decided by the public is democratic, not just the votes that went your way.

You really need to stop telling people they aren't democratic or that they don't respect democracy just because they don't share your views. You only pretend to respect democracy when it goes your way.

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Originally Posted by Adam.

They have destroyed so many beautiful countries

How

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Originally Posted by Dezzy

Where did he say he wanted to overturn it? He just stated it as a possibility.

Also, if there was a second referendum and the public voted against Brexit how would that be undemocratic? It's democracy in motion. Any vote that is decided by the public is democratic, not just the votes that went your way.

You really need to stop telling people they aren't democratic or that they don't respect democracy just because they don't share your views. You only pretend to respect democracy when it goes your way.

This.

If we voted to Remain on a 52-48 margin, he/she would be totally up in arms and they wouldn't shut up about it.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

The vote was democratic - trying to overturn that vote because you don't like it is undemocratic.

Not a person who voted leave would ever have asked for another vote if the result had been to stay by a small margin mind would they. Of course not

Leavers were already asking for another vote before the shock result came in. Farage included

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Underscore

How

By crppling the economy of them

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Where did he say he wanted to overturn it? He just stated it as a possibility.

Also, if there was a second referendum and the public voted against Brexit how would that be undemocratic? It's democracy in motion. Any vote that is decided by the public is democratic, not just the votes that went your way.

You really need to stop telling people they aren't democratic or that they don't respect democracy just because they don't share your views. You only pretend to respect democracy when it goes your way.

We were told back in 2016 there would be a referendum, not a second to ensure the remainers got the result they wanted. Maybe the leavers can demand a third democratic vote if they don't get the result they want.

It isn't democratic to overturn a public vote to get the vote you want. And that is what is happening here. It's you and some other remainers who only respect democracy when it goes their way. That has been demonstrated by the constant whinging from the remainers for the last year and constant demands to redo the vote.

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Originally Posted by Adam.

By crppling the economy of them

I hope you're not referring to Greece, because that was their own fault. Spending too much and never repaying back, dragging the Euro down with it.

That's Blaironomics for you!

[Denver]

the unreasonable financial restraints over them

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Originally Posted by Adam.

the unreasonable financial restraints over them

Such as

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Yeah I'm not saying the EU is perfect, it's too centred on a handful of countries. But the benefits for the UK outweigh the negatives which is why I voted Remain, and I would vote Remain again.

Also the single market is good for our family business so

[Denver]

The amount they have to pay back is totally unreasonable same with Spain and Cyprus no wonder the countries want out

[Denver]

They have stolen so much from the UK and still want billions more

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Originally Posted by Adam.

The amount they have to pay back is totally unreasonable same with Spain and Cyprus no wonder the countries want out

What countries want out?

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Underscore

What countries want out?

Spain, Greece, France, Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary and Germany will vote out soon as Hitler's daughter is gone

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Originally Posted by Adam.

They have stolen so much from the UK and still want billions more

As an EU federalist and wanting to see an EU group of states one day this really doesn't bother me, but it isn't nearly as bad as you make out.

Also the benefits of the EU outweigh the negatives in my view. But obviously as a hard Brexitter as I've found out you are this is very different.

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Originally Posted by Adam.

Spain, Greece, France, Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary and Germany will vote out soon as Hitler's daughter is gone

Originally Posted by Adam.

Hitler's daughter

Also sources please.

In France they voted 65% for a Europhile this year against a raging racist europhobe.

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Also not being funny but a majority of seats in the European Parliament are occupied by pro-EU parties so

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Underscore

Also sources please.

In France they voted 65% for a Europhile this year against a raging racist europhobe.

Just because they voted him in doesnt mean they want to stay in the EU

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Originally Posted by Adam.

Just because they voted him in doesnt mean they want to stay in the EU

Well if you were such a Eurosceptic you'd vote for Marine Le Pen wouldn't you?

Emmanuel Marcon is a neoliberal, he is literally the EU personified.

[Denver]

France want out because of the open door policy that has killed hundreds of their citizens and Belgium want the same because of the open doors policy