Fuck off and die.

>>691435569
Fuck! that was only 80,000 yesterday

>>691435569
So over one million don't agree with democracy... good to know.

What would happen if this petition causes a second referendum?

>>691436064
it wont

Else it's not democracy idiots.

>>691436064
There would be a second referendum

>>691435569

Lol 1187120 butt hurt kids who worked out a way of changing the rules so they can win.

Sorry millennials it doesn't work like that

>>691435815

kinda ironic they want to use the democratic method to destroy democracy

but its much simpler than that...they dont like loosing

>>691435569

No, fuck off, BREXIT BITCH

>>691435569
Fuck off seriously. If remain had won by .1 % that would be that and it would never even be brought up again. You didn't get your fucking way and now you're all butt hurt over it. So do everyone a favor and stfu

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The salt from the result of this election has given me much joy to see.

>Only British citizens or UK residents have the right to sign
lol

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Game on!

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/123324

>>691436346
I think the issue is misinformation though, people who voted out are slowly realising they aren't going to get what they thought they were.

>>691435569
I agree that a 52/48 outcome is meaningless and should mean a revote.
But then again, that should have been decided BEFORE the vote. You can't just change the terms afterwards if you don't like the results.

Had there been 52 % against leaving the EU, all these people would not have asked for a revote.

>>691435569
get over it

>>691435569
It's funny how everyone touts living in democracy and democratic values yet when the vote doesn't go their way they can't see to live with it and want a re-do.

All the fucking MPs want to stick with the EU so if this ends up being debated then there will be a second referendum and it will end up with a remain result. Even if leave was to win a second time (I would laugh and laugh and laugh) they would just pull the same cheap trick. This shit is so fucking rigged it's unreal.

Unless it gets 17,410,743 votes, all confirmed to be by legal, registered voters of the UK I really don't see the point.

>>691436755
If it was rigged they wouldn't have won.
>logic

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A counter-vote is in and pending checks:

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/136159/sponsors/VqrhgxUgOZHAoLUHLLBK

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Title: EU Referendum Rules NOT triggering a 2nd EU Referendum

Body: We the undersigned call upon HM Government to NOT retrospectively implement any rule that would trigger a second referendum to leave the EU.
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Get your signatures in so it has some traction once verified in a day or two. Don't let the cucks win.

>>691436346

We had a referendum in 1975 to remain in. remain won.

Since then we have had 41 years of near constant calls for us to exit from the losers from that result.

What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander, you cant have, nor expect to have it both ways

>>691435569
Your queer petition can only trigger a debate.

>>691436151
Not Democracy? Do you know what Democracy means? There are hundreds of Democratic systems and there have been many more in the past. The first Democracy was in Athens and was extremely different to it modern counterpart.

When referendums are split so finely (such as this one) there are several built in loopholes to cause a re-vote if needed in many systems. Leaving the EU is what the majority of voters wanted. That's fine. Calling a second referendum after realising the downsides of such a decision (which could not be properly foreseen beforehand) IS democratic. The people still decide. What's the problem?

>>691435569

But I want the UK to leave the Eu, because the EU is cancer.

>>691436536
Meaningless? How is a majority win meaningless?

>>691436970
The EU has only been around since 1993. What the fuck are you smoking?

>>691436064
It wouldn't matter, if these idiots knew anything about the EU (the very thing they want to stay in) they'd know Junker said out is out, we can't get back in. Nothing we can do from within our parliament can change that.

>>691437012

>1 000 000 vote majority
>finely

U wot m8?

We're not talking 10 000 votes difference here

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>>691437021

>>>>>>>>>>>>691436923

You guys are idiot, I love the immigrants, they do all the shit jobs and the best part is we get all the qt3.14 eastern European girls. Without them we'd have to suffer with ugly English girls.

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>>691436980
>Your queer petition can only trigger a debate.

If all these old cunts in the UK hate the EU so much why don't they just fuck off to America and spend the two years they have to live over there without shitting it up for everyone else?

They can't even wipe their own arses without the NHS, fuck do they know about control?

>>691436536
No, they wouldn't - but the Brexiters wouldn't have laid down and accepted that result and would have started a petition, just like the remainers, and would probably have set light to a few mosques and pubs too, for good measure.

>>691437306
did this man refuse to poo in loo?

>>691437012

Kill yourself. You can't just have a new vote because you don't like the result. That is NOT democratic.

Accept that you lost or fuck off and die.

>>691435569

No.

>>691436064

There won't be. First off, British MPs would probably not be in favour, and second it is too late. Juncker has said "out is out", Cameron has already resigned and Boris will probably become PM and invoke article 50.

>>691437012

you know i totally agree with you especially considering much of the childish reactions from the german ministers putin obama and trump all publicly stating support and the £1 trillion plan leading to a unified military with the eu if anything i think that MORE people will vote to leave if there is another referendum all the people who voted to leave have only been proven right

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>>691435569

>>691437077
A win by 2 %. Just a little less than half of the voters was against. And 20 % did not even vote (though you'll never get 100 % to vote).
That really is not a clear result. If there was another vote, the outcome could easily be different.

But again, it should have been the rule beforehand that you need a clearer result (like 60 %.


>>691437404
It's hilarious to think that (at least some of) the people who oppose this petition and are saying that the result should be final and accepted as is would say the opposite if they had lost.

>>691437690

and like you said >after realising the downsides of such a decision (which could not be properly foreseen beforehand) IS democratic

yeah you're right and the people who voted to remain out of fear no longer have anything to worry about because the consequences were not nearly as bad as it was implied they would be

>>691435569
>less than 60% based a turnout less than 75%

Wat.

>>691435569
Fuck you faggot asshole

>>691437815

you realize of course that everyone who did not vote were counted to remain

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XKJ2mcdVmQ

Fuck I hope that my country (Finland) has a FIXIT

>>691437932
Ppl who didnt vote can suck it

>>691437770

Wrong, there's a discussion over at /pol/ about it

>>>/pol/78663790
>>>/pol/78664380

I did some JSON parsing and ~1 million of the signatures are British.

>>691438023

like i said by default they voted to remain which i think is pretty dishonest if there is a second referendum they should make it so if you dont vote you default to leave

>>691437815
What's actually hilarious is that had we voted to remain, then the shoe would be on the other foot and you twats would all be saying "We won the vote fair and square, better look next time racists".

Stop being a fucking idiot.

Hey guys I'm Europian, I have 150 pounds cash that was like a gift from my auntie.
Am I fucked? I guess I should go and get it changed to euro or USD, right?

>>691437932

False

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>>691435569
STAY SALTY FAGGOTS
WE'RE OUT FUCKING DEAL WITH IT
YOUR TEARS ARE FUCKING DELICIOUS

>>691435569
No, fuck off and learn how democracy works.

>>691438249
>I guess I should go and get it changed to euro or USD, right?

Or gold and silver if yo can. Then it has value no matter who wins WW-III.

>>691438269

good counter-argument you sure showed me...

>>691437404
>would probably have set light to a few mosques and pubs too, for good measure.

What the fuck do you think 52% of your country is?

You are legitimately retarded if you believe all of them are racists. There IS a legitimate economic and political argument for leaving and people saw that. DEAL. WITH. IT.

>>691436536

4% lead, or a 1 million majority, is NOT meaningless.

>>691438242

>w-well I think it would've been the reverse if this happened

Absolutely fucking irrelevant. YOU are the idiot here.

>>691437815

And what the shit is this complaint about turnout? This is THE BEST turnout in over 20 years.

There is NO problem with the democratic legitimacy of this vote.

>>691436221

This.

It's the younger generation who have zero idea how real life works that voted to remain and can't accept that they lost.

I drink their salty tears.

>>691438023
I remember that one vote in france some months back.
Some right-wing party was close to winning, but since the outcome was really close there was a re-vote.
Suddenly a lot of the non-voters were voting and that party clearly lost.

>>691438242
Nah, I'd say the same. And I don't say they should vote again.

>>691437932

Pics or it didn't happen.

>>691438249

It's too late, but just hold on to it and the value will return. The value has already stabilized and will climb as things progress/solidify.

>>691435569
Am i the only one here who sees this is a squeezepage for email capturing etc? Expect the spam to flow through your mailboxes as diarrhea from a buffalo

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>>691436475

This is a good petition for those that voted leave based on promises that were made up by the leave campaigners.

Also good for those who didn't vote because they couldn't make their mind up. I mean, the campaigns for both sides were convincing enough that a lot of people couldn't choose what to vote for.

But now, after seeing the reaction of the GBP, the PM resigning and the leave campaigners lying about their own marketing propaganda, I think it's fair for people to now make an informed decision.

lol, "democracy"

Fuck off totalitarians

I voted remain, and I lost. But I accept the result.

What's the fucking point of re-doing it and whinging about it? Say if we vote again and the vote is still leave, is there going to be another petition?

Fuck sake, Britain. Fuck off.

>>691437991
>FIXIT
Catchy tbqh.

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>>691438313
>people voting to undo what a previous vote has done
>not democracy

Fuck off and learn how democracy works.

>>691436475
>https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/123324
all over this

>>691437628
>There won't be. First off, British MPs would probably not be in favour, and second it is too late. Juncker has said "out is out", Cameron has already resigned and Boris will probably become PM and invoke article 50.

Cameron will resign after he invokes article 50 at around October where the conservatives will re-elect a new prime minister. We haven't left the EU yet, and cameron hasn't resigned yet.

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>repeat the referendum until we win
>democratic

Kill yourself, fascist scum. Seriously.

What is wrong with these people?

>>691437628
It's not too late. Article 50 hasn't been invoked yet.....It may not even happen

>>691438767

Cameron said himself that he will not be the one to invoke article 50.

>>691435569
Eurocuck here. Go fuck yourself we don't want you back

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>>691438603

Mhm, and what about the condescending, arrogant manipulation of remain caimpaingers? What about their propaganda and smokescreens? What about the fact that the whole of Scotland's vote contribution will be essentially null and void now that they're wanting to do their own thing?

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>>691435569
>Everyone get in here and vote!!!

you have no power here

>>691435569
Get over it. You lost now fuck off

>>691438824

It WILL happen. What the fuck are you talking about? When Cameron resigns and the new PM (likely Boris) is in, article 50 will be invoked.

The EU doesn't even want the UK to stay anymore after the leave vote. They have said they want article 50 invoked as soon as possible.

>>691437077
Because +/-2% isn't a majority. It's a suggestion

>>691437101
Read something, moron

>>691438806
>implying a referendum should have been a public choice in the first place

It shouldn't have. The general public is retarded.

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>>691438249
welp serves me right for not being interested in politics and knowing about this all Brexit garbage only the day before
Ah well, maybe I'll exchange it when the value comes back, right guys? Right?
It's coming back, right?

yurs juss jelus we left da horible place m8 you buthurt much? xDDDx :) :) :) :) :) xDDDD #brexit

>>691438753
making this a poster and putting it up everywhere

>>691439035

4%. 1 million majority.

How about you deal with it?

>>691438380
Thats what our Jewish overlords did yes? Be a good goyim and buy more gold!

Lol at people thinking there is any constitutional requirement to force a second vote if a load of people sign an online petition

>>691438424
>>691439126
1 million out of 63 million. (Actually I believe it's 2 million; but doesn't matter.)
4 % lead sure. But had 2 % changed their mind it would be equal.

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https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/138310/sponsors/PyDAqmE8QPPMfTNX4vn

Sign that shit boys. Trumps got our back.

>>691439035
Did you just literally say 52% isnt majority? Are you braindead?

>>691439044
>Wahh, wahh, people cant handle responsibility, they must be coddled by a superior class of nobility who are not in any way reigned in by the lower classes

Kill yourself, fashist.

>>691435569

Voted and shared with friends and family.

Thanks

>>691439163

KEK

>>691438508

>not knowing how referendum voting works

considering the overwhelming content relating to whatever i search to find the picture again it'll be difficult to find but ill happily find it for you

i suggest you do some of your own research though because you really dont seem to understand the uk democratic system

>>691439163
>A 2nd vote would be undemocratic
How? If the majority is for leaving, surely a 2nd vote would only strengthen your position?

>>691436970
>>691439035

Also, are you fucking retarded? In the 70's, the UK voted to enter an ECONOMIC COMMUNITY, NOT A POLITICAL UNION. And that vote was also "Enter/Remain independent", not "Remain/Leave".

A referendum was NEVER held on the entry of a political union.

Are you completely clueless about even the most recent history?

>>691439044
Unfortunately, that's how a democracy works, son.
Maybe you should move to a country where the 1% makes decisions for themselve-I mean the good of the whole country, right?

>>691439301
Don't ask questions just sign the thing.

>>691438763

>minority should overrule decision of majority
>democracy

KILL. YOURSELF. FASCIST.

>>691439314
>Maybe you should move to a country where the 1% makes decisions for themselve-I mean the good of the whole country, right?

They are used to being under the control of the EU.

>>691439044
Yourself included gay boi. You're one of those "they don't agree with me, they're wrong" types. Back to tumblr and your safe space.

>>691439163
Signed. I voted remain and I fully understand the consequences of leaving but this kind of behaviour is disgusting to me. The majority spoke. I didn't agree with it, but we should be united as a country despite the differences and try and move past whatever problems together rather than throw hissy fits when things don't go our way and try and cause more of a divide.

>>691439314
About 50 % of all people have an IQ less than 100. Do you really want those to influence important decisions?

>>691439419
I'm not from the UK, sorry.

>>691439023
The EU cannot force the UK to invoke article 50. Which ever government comes into power will take as long as they can. Boris will not be in power, the tories will get someone who isn't so obviously from the oxbridge education system to try and appeal to the people against them

>>691439148

Getting tetchy aren't you?

The referendum is advisory, not legally binding. The government and MPs can do what they like and if they see there is a clear will amongst the people have a re run then that may well be what they do.

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A counter-vote is already in and pending checks:

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/136159/sponsors/VqrhgxUgOZHAoLUHLLBK

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Title: EU Referendum Rules NOT triggering a 2nd EU Referendum

Body: We the undersigned call upon HM Government to NOT retrospectively implement any rule that would trigger a second referendum to leave the EU.
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Get your signatures in so it has some traction once verified in a day or two. Don't let the cucks win.

>>691439491

Literally the only Remain person I've seen with a shred of decency.

Good for you.

>>691436064
it won't. EU said they won't support the results from other referendum.

>>691439158

Not 1 million out of 63 million. A third of the population is not eligible to vote because they're under 18. 46.5 million were eligible to vote. Out of those, 33.5 million voted, and out of those one million more voted to leave. It is a CLEAR majority.

You are actually so retarded that even the most basic statistical insight is completely beyond you. Wow.

>>691439466
>over 50% votes in favor
>minority
>not democracy

Fascist detected.

>>691435569
Fuck off cucks. We dont want you back.
British pound down 10%, enjoy the ride.

>>691435569
>decide for one thing
>turns out to have bad consequences
>rewind
>decide again
yea, that's how life works you delusional cunt.

>>691439606
OK, 1 million out of 33.5 million. Still meaningless.

>>691439505
Yes that is what I want. I'd prefer the freedom to vote myself than to be cucked by some asshole who definitely doesn't want the best for me.

>>691439649

Some of us want to stay. London and Scotland. Let us remain, and let the rest of the middle England racists get on with fucking their own shit up.

>>691439491
<3

>>691435815
its only democracy when we get the result we want hue hue

>>691439695

60-70% of those votes are invalid. See >>691437690

>>691439645

48% were in favour, retard.

>>691438763

>Just vote again until the result agrees with me! That's democratic!

No. Kill yourself.

>>691439645

Less than 50% voted for remain => minority. And only a few percent signed that petition => minority.

Where exactly is the majority?
Retard detected.

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>>691435569
Considering that most britons don't know what the relevant things mean, it's a second chance for those who voted by instinct. It'll also expose wide those who don't really support democracy; everybody should be comfy supporting this cause - because it's democratic.

>>691439725
Too bad, because the one who can fearmonger/impress idiots the most is the one who will be in power and make the decisions.

>>691439649

Cucks? Are you fucking high son?

We voted to leave a political union forced on us my faceless cretins in Brussels.

Enjoy your closer political integration and erosion of national sovereignty faggot.

>>691439695

No, it isn't, unless you're willing to reject the rule of the majority and thus all democratic principles.

Are you?

>>691439589
We need to stick together no matter what we voted for, or else we'll be weak no matter what we voted or choose to vote.

>>691437277
How do you know they're cute when all you can see is their eyes?

The worst part is probably that the vote passed due to old people, they decide about the long term future of the nation they wont even live to see because '' Back in my day everything was better'' Bunch of delusional fucks managed to fuck it all up for the new generation who wanted to stay in the EU since that severely improves their possibilities in the future.

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>>691439649

We literally just uncucked ourselves you cucks

>>691439891

For every moron that voted to leave without knowing the consequences, I can point you towards a person who voted to Remain despite having no idea what the EU is about.

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>>691435569
>MFW People love democracy only when it's on their side.

>>691439822
>>691439824
>less than 50% voted in favor in a hypothetical vote that is the subject of discussion but never happened

Retards. Retards everywhere.

>>691439764

>there are people who ACTUALLY believe that EVERYONE who voted leave are racist

I have no words. How could you possibly be this stupid?

>>691437277
Fuck off achmed, better start packing your bags m8

>>691435569
>be conservative
>your candidate loses
>liberals tell you to fuck off, faschism will never win
>weeks later, turns out "mistakes" were made the counting
"Why'd you need a new election? What, can't handle losing?"

>liberals lose
>make petition for new referendum

This is why I left the left.

Fuck off and die, you hebrew fiend.
-An American
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHNfvJc99YY

>>691439891

>repeat until we get what we want

No, it's not democratic. In fact, in almost all democratic countries, repeating referendums is illegal, as it violates democracy. The people have spoken. They rejected your proposition.

Also, what is that pic supposed to mean? Of course remainers are gonna search what will brexit do.

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I’m confident that the U.K. is committed to an orderly transition out of the E.U.

>>691435569
fuckoff, sovereignty has already won.

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>>691436536
>I agree that a 52/48 outcome is meaningless and should mean a revote. But then again, that should have been decided BEFORE the vote

Even if you didn't like the result, this would have been only fair. Opinion polls have swung more than that in a week.

Unfortunately for OP, 4chan is full of poltards, as easily triggered as the nobhead SJWs.

no eu has became tryhards and need to stop forcing laws in other lands that do not want to be inforced.

>>691435569
Having a tantrum because your vote didn't win.
What's the point of living in a democracy if we keep having referendums to make sure your opinion wins. You live in a fucking democracy, respect the majority of people's opinion.

>>691437116
We haven't left yet or invoked article 50, legally, the PM could choose to ignore the referendum and stay in, it wasn't a legally binding referendum, more of a glorified opinion pole, obviously this won't happen, but theoretically it could.

>>691440026
>muh old people
Who's really to blame are the huge numbers of young people who didn't vote.

>>691440055
Those questions are fucking retarded, people have no fucking clue what the EU is apperantly.

HAS ANY ONE GOT A SCRIPT TO FLOOD THIS?

>>691439822
>the thing that's happened in democracies since the invention of democracy is undemocratic

No. Kill yourself.

>>691439903

You mean the Remain campaign? WW3 doesn't seem to be happening yet.

>>691439163
SIGNED

>>691440059

Thought you were talking about the one that concluded yesterday.

>>691440188

What the fuck? How is it democratic to call new referendums until people vote "the right way"?

>>691439766
:)

>>691440126

>disregarding the decision of majority
So you would get 48/52 this time. What now? Revote again? And again? Until its 30/70? Or just until it's the result you want?

Why are there so many anti-democrats here?

>>691439903
Yeah, too bad Cameron resigned though.

>>691435569
Only 350000 of those signatures are from great Britain.

>>691438908
stay mad that your trade market is crashing

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>>691440050
...Which is why people should revote. They should ponder and consider all the options, instead of voting by their instict alone.

It is well known and documented that democracy's major flaw is people's inability to think - which is why most democracies are representative democracies. A sudden second voting could be a solution to this problem.

>>691435569
Wonder what would happen if there was another referendum less than a year before the first one? Oh wait, THE RESULT WOULD BE THE SAME.

They are a bunch of childish, immature children who haven't gotten their way so are having a hiss fit about it. GROW THE FUCK UP.

>>691440188
You are literally retarded, this isnt normal.

>>691440103
>this

You cant just have re-votes over and over again just because some people are unsatisfied by the results.
There was a vote, the people voted and there was a result by the people, for the people.

>>691440172
Thanks Captain Obvious!

>>691435569
>all buttmad losers make a petition
lmao

>>691440145

You mean, like, grammar and spelling?

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I am sure anyone in the EU can still vote too.

>>691438424
>There IS a legitimate economic and political argument for leaving
This is absolutely true

>and people saw that
This is absolutely not, a majority of people voting leave based it entirely on immigration

>>691437404
Sad little student left liberal twat. You know fuck all about the real world or how it fucking works.
>Everyone who voted out is either and old imperialist or a brain dead racist.
What the fuck have you done in your like other than have your entitled little prick paid for through uni getting a degree you'll never use or contribute to society with, come back with the biggest problem in your life to over come isn't not having sky + in your dorm room.

>>691435815
Sort of. In my country there always has to be at least like 5% difference between the two options for it to count. Apparently that's not true in the UK

>>691435569
You dun goofd, the EU already said it. There is no way back, you can restart after the leave which alone might take up to five years. Old contracts will be gone and if they consider taking you in again, your times of cherry picking are over.

>>691436064
The UK would waste another few million on another referendum

>>691440059
Lemme remind you your original statement:
>more than 50% voted in favor in a hypothetical vote that is the subject of discussion but never happened

Retards. Retards everywhere.

>>691439111
Trips imply excellent idea

>>691440067

>Implying that's what I said

>>691440434
is grammar and spelling needed if so i can take it slower for you

>>691436504
That's like my mum, she went on and on about immigrants tekkin our jerbs (she hasn't even tried to get work in like 25 years), and when I explained we'd still have immigration and have to have free movement of EU citizens to trade with the EU she just said "you're not listening" and proceeded to cry

>>691440345

Democracy is giving people a platform to voice their opinions, regardless of how ill-informed they might be.

Unless you are prepared to only give a vote to a select few who pass a certain criteria enabling them to vote then this is the situation you will get.

It's almost Starship Troopers-esque. Having to complete a certain task to be able to take part in something else.

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There should be a referendum to decide if we have another referendum so we can referendum while we referendum

Remain: Pseudo/wannabe intellectuals too arrogant to examine their own argument beyond what's on Sky News and their favourite celebrities' twitter feeds

Racist bigots are a meme, don't fall for it.

>>691440459
kek, you should have chosen asylum center.

Can we please stop fighting? Mum? Dad? Please? Can't we just work together to try and fix what's going wrong?

>>691439301
Yeah, but it is a massive waste of time and money to redo the damn thing if the result is going to be the same.

>>691436346
This x 1 thousand.

>>691440609
you have my respect

>>691437404
>https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/123324


This is racist.

>>691435569
Your failure, your problem.

>>691440556

It's either that or that every single middle Englishman that voted leave is racist.

>>691438272
Nigel is love, Nigel is life.

>>691438858
>Cameron said himself that he will not be the one to invoke article 50.
So only after October will we see the UK leaving the EU

>another referendum is triggered
>remain 52%
>brexit 48%
That's fine though, no need for a revote!

>>691436859
You seem to have difficulty understanding basic concepts.

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>>691440848

Yes.

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>>691436221
>>691438425

>>691440848
Doesnt the Fuhre- I mean Juncker want UK out of EU as soon as possible? He was quite furious about it.

>>691439561
What happened to her? Is she still beautiful?

>>691435569
Randos from all over the world want the citizens of a sovereign nation to change the decision they just made.
Ya, a call for a revote would justify a violent revolution.

>>691437277
DAMNNNNNN Did you see the material covering Jasmines Ankle, id hit me that shit so harrrd

>>691436504
It's a prank that went too far. No one expected leavers to win, even leave voters themselves.

>>691439491
Nice dude. You don't agree with the majority but you understand and accept the majority has won and to unfairly change that is dumb behavior.

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>>691435569
https://youtu.be/2ErlQEF2ydQ

Oh hi

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>>691440609
>7/7

>>691437101
Let me guess, you're a fucking millennial aren't you.

>>691440322
Reading difficult? A threshold on a majority should have been agreed beforehand. We made our bed now and must lie in it.

>>691436504
Your sandnigeers are there to stay. Now the will spit out welfare babies and drown your systems with more.

>>691441111
>>691436504

I am quite happy about the result. I am optimistic for a far more prosperous UK in the future.

>>691438425

see this is exactly the thing its always presented as "waaah they dont have to deal with the results so they dont care" i would've thought it was more "the older generations have ~30 years more experience of this country than i do maby they're right"

>>691440991
Young people are actually cancer. This country is totally fucked in 20 years. Labour will be winning every fucking election due to these liberal fuck tards.

>>691440991
Almost as if people get wiser as they age. Strange.

>>691441167

He's right. The EU as a political union was created in 1993.

>>691441167
How old are you might I ask?