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Originally Posted by Fuzz
What they should have done with the first one is similar to what we did with our Olympic one, where council wouldn't have been tied to ensuring the Olympics come(no expense spared, must happen even if it means bribing everyone), just that we continue with the bid process if it makes sense. It shouldn't have been a Brexit or not, but a "do you want to begin the process of investigating leaving the EU?" Voting yes would mean there would be a another referendum after the facts are available.
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It was a non binding vote, what you lot don't understand (and why would you, this is a peculiarly British delusion) that this was never a vote about leaving the EU, the Tory's wanted to end the anti EU rump in their party, what they didn't factor in is that their policies over the last ten years have decimated the UK for ordinary voter and most of the leave voters were just pissed off at the world in general and the Tories in particular.
The UK prides itself on being a world power but life for the ordinary voter is grim and poor compared to things here, the country is dirty badly run, roads are dreadful, the police barely functioning the health service falling apart.