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Originally Posted by Fuzz
That's a simplistic stance. The referendum happened before the voters knew what an exit looked like. Now they know the facts they should have a say. I don't see how asking again with more facts is ignoring the will if the people. It is mearly confirming it.
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Similar to how children don't really understand what "that's hot" means until they burn themselves, the Brexit supporters won't understand what their stupid decision means until they see the conclusion of this. If the vote is reversed, there will still be that sentiment of "it would have been great to be free of the EU, but now we'll never know".
All of this aside, seeing how this plays out will be good fodder for whenever you have those threats of separation from Canada from Alberta.