<Brexit>

[Domo]

I agree with Zeboim.

I mean if you buy (in Europe at laest) a TV for example, but notice later at home that it dosent fit to your furniture, you have the right to give it back or change it for a diffrent TV. So why shouldn`t people get a 2nd, 3rd or 4th vote?
(My english sucks, but I hope you understand my example)

[Thrombosis]

Originally Posted by Zeboim [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Also, thank you for the irrelevant fun fact. Here's another one that actually matters: More Scots voted for Remain than Brexit.

Actually the only fact that matters in this regard is 17.4 million Leave, 16.1 million remain.

[Thrombosis]

'Financially negligent' convict confirmed by European parliament to run European Central Bank.

[Patriam1066]

Originally Posted by Domo [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I agree with Zeboim.

I mean if you buy (in Europe at laest) a TV for example, but notice later at home that it dosent fit to your furniture, you have the right to give it back or change it for a diffrent TV. So why shouldn`t people get a 2nd, 3rd or 4th vote?
(My english sucks, but I hope you understand my example)

If you didn’t measure beforehand, you should probably have that TV dropped on your head for the good of the species. I know that isn’t really the intent of your analogy, but in that very narrow case I do believe capital punishment is in order. As for Brexit, yep, with the prospect of a no deal future, the UK should hold another referendum

[Horza]

Boris Johnson 'surprised' by level of Irish border checks.

Boris Johnson expressed surprise to his advisers during lunch with Jean-Claude Juncker as he was informed about the scale of checks still needed on the island of Ireland under his alternative plan for the Irish border.

During talks with Juncker and the EU’s chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, the prime minister was shown in detail how allowing Northern Ireland to stick to common EU rules on food and livestock, known as sanitary and phytosanitary measures, would still fail to avoid checks on the vast majority of goods that cross the Irish border.

[Teppler]

Whenever i hear about whats happening with Brexit I get very sad. I don't think I would able to take living there. This disrespect to a people's sovereign vote is disturbing. How can anyone around there have any trust in their democracy after what they've seen the last couple years?

[Teppler]

Originally Posted by Domo [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I agree with Zeboim.

I mean if you buy (in Europe at laest) a TV for example, but notice later at home that it dosent fit to your furniture, you have the right to give it back or change it for a diffrent TV. So why shouldn`t people get a 2nd, 3rd or 4th vote?
(My english sucks, but I hope you understand my example)

Because having a vote 'until those damned peasants get the vote right' eliminates the purpose of having a vote in the first place.

[tsuchang]

Socialists mess up almost everything they try to fix.

[Teppler]

This begs the question, why was this even allowed to be a vote in the first place? If the elites behind the UK have no intention of following through on what was voted, as they are clearly showing, what was even the purpose of having a vote? The illusion of democracy?

[Patriam1066]

Originally Posted by Teppler [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This begs the question, why was this even allowed to be a vote in the first place? If the elites behind the UK have no intention of following through on what was voted, as they are clearly showing, what was even the purpose of having a vote? The illusion of democracy?

Because David Cameron never imagined Britain had as many brain dead opioid addict rednecks as America. He was wrong