3.5m+ GB resident demand for second EU referendum. - page 3.

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Quote from: criptix on June 25, 2016, 08:05:36 AM

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We either have 16.1 million or 17.4 million people who now think their voices are getting ignored.

You might better phrase it as that number now know for a fact their voices are getting ignored. But they suspected it all along.

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This is classic stuff and it's gonna be repeated over and over.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3658966/Cornwall-votes-decisively-Brexit-seeks-assurances-won-t-lose-60million-year-gets-EU-subsidies.html

County votes to leave eu and then asks if they'll be able to keep their eu subisdy. um, does it work like that?

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Quote from: Lethn on June 25, 2016, 07:54:22 AM

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Quote from: Lethn on June 25, 2016, 07:40:21 AM

Oh that is just utter shit, they're pissed off leave got a majority and now they're trying to change the rules to suit them and then when that happens and if the same result comes there will be another referendum, I would have no problem with Scotland voting to leave the UK but this is just fucking ridiculous.

This guys, this is why I hate the UK, because if the results had been different all of these people signing the petition would have told the leave side to fuck off and we're not doing it again, what a bunch of Autocracy supporting little monsters, the referendum had a turnout higher than the general election so to try and switch the rules up to 75% is just ridiculous and apparently on the BBC they were saying something like there were people who were voting that hadn't voted since the 90's or some such.

And so? It's rather common to see the loosing side trying to do anything it can to be a winner, what's so shocking about it? --'

I know, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked that some of them are trying to do this, I just think it's pretty disgraceful given how high the turnout is because they're basically ignoring 17 million people who do want to leave vs their number and considering voting for remain is essentially a vote for an organisation like the EU that really ticks me off they're trying to drag us down with the EU which is inevitably going to collapse anyway.

Hopefully now we've got rid of the remain establishment constantly breathing down everyone's necks and calling them racist these people will largely be ignored, you'll notice that it's a tiny percent of remain voters who have clearly signed this position in comparison to all the others, I know over a million is a lot, but compared to everyone who voted and accepted the decision it is thankfully tiny.

They might have had a point if the turnout was ridiculously small, but the fact is there were massive amounts of people voting this time round.

They do have a point considering that the people under 30 all want to remain while the people over 60 all want to leave. Shouldn't this have some weigth in the voting machine? That the people who took the decision are going to die before even having to assume it...

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Quote from: Fortify on June 25, 2016, 08:14:58 AM

I think a lot of people were expecting a remain vote, maybe some didn't vote because they thought it was pretty much guaranteed. Unfortunately the 48% who voted to remain will get dragged through the shit until the 52% realise that trading with the EU is the only reasonable option. The leave camp never really had a plan for when they won, so now they're scrambling around for one and it basically comes down to "We will tell Europe what we want and get it". Unfortunately the expectations do not match the reality. It's rather telling that all the older, more bigoted and essentially racist generations will not have to suffer the consequences of the vote - for much longer.

Imho exactly that wont happen. If the EU shows weakness we will see a lot of referenda in the future.

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I think a lot of people were expecting a remain vote, maybe some didn't vote because they thought it was pretty much guaranteed. Unfortunately the 48% who voted to remain will get dragged through the shit until the 52% realise that trading with the EU is the only reasonable option. The leave camp never really had a plan for when they won, so now they're scrambling around for one and it basically comes down to "We will tell Europe what we want and get it". Unfortunately the expectations do not match the reality. It's rather telling that all the older, more bigoted and essentially racist generations will not have to suffer the consequences of the vote - for much longer.

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Quote from: Lethn on June 25, 2016, 07:54:22 AM

Quote from: mOgliE on June 25, 2016, 07:47:26 AM

Quote from: Lethn on June 25, 2016, 07:40:21 AM

Oh that is just utter shit, they're pissed off leave got a majority and now they're trying to change the rules to suit them and then when that happens and if the same result comes there will be another referendum, I would have no problem with Scotland voting to leave the UK but this is just fucking ridiculous.

This guys, this is why I hate the UK, because if the results had been different all of these people signing the petition would have told the leave side to fuck off and we're not doing it again, what a bunch of Autocracy supporting little monsters, the referendum had a turnout higher than the general election so to try and switch the rules up to 75% is just ridiculous and apparently on the BBC they were saying something like there were people who were voting that hadn't voted since the 90's or some such.

And so? It's rather common to see the loosing side trying to do anything it can to be a winner, what's so shocking about it? --'

I know, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked that some of them are trying to do this, I just think it's pretty disgraceful given how high the turnout is because they're basically ignoring 17 million people who do want to leave vs their number and considering voting for remain is essentially a vote for an organisation like the EU that really ticks me off they're trying to drag us down with the EU which is inevitably going to collapse anyway.

Hopefully now we've got rid of the remain establishment constantly breathing down everyone's necks and calling them racist these people will largely be ignored, you'll notice that it's a tiny percent of remain voters who have clearly signed this position in comparison to all the others, I know over a million is a lot, but compared to everyone who voted and accepted the decision it is thankfully tiny.

They might have had a point if the turnout was ridiculously small, but the fact is there were massive amounts of people voting this time round.

That is the problem with a simple majority. ( a super majority would only lessen the problem - but that is democracy)

We either have 16.1 million or 17.4 million people who now think their voices are getting ignored.

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Quote from: mOgliE on June 25, 2016, 07:47:26 AM

Quote from: Lethn on June 25, 2016, 07:40:21 AM

Oh that is just utter shit, they're pissed off leave got a majority and now they're trying to change the rules to suit them and then when that happens and if the same result comes there will be another referendum, I would have no problem with Scotland voting to leave the UK but this is just fucking ridiculous.

This guys, this is why I hate the UK, because if the results had been different all of these people signing the petition would have told the leave side to fuck off and we're not doing it again, what a bunch of Autocracy supporting little monsters, the referendum had a turnout higher than the general election so to try and switch the rules up to 75% is just ridiculous and apparently on the BBC they were saying something like there were people who were voting that hadn't voted since the 90's or some such.

And so? It's rather common to see the loosing side trying to do anything it can to be a winner, what's so shocking about it? --'

I know, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked that some of them are trying to do this, I just think it's pretty disgraceful given how high the turnout is because they're basically ignoring 17 million people who do want to leave vs their number and considering voting for remain is essentially a vote for an organisation like the EU that really ticks me off they're trying to drag us down with the EU which is inevitably going to collapse anyway.

Hopefully now we've got rid of the remain establishment constantly breathing down everyone's necks and calling them racist these people will largely be ignored, you'll notice that it's a tiny percent of remain voters who have clearly signed this position in comparison to all the others, I know over a million is a lot, but compared to everyone who voted and accepted the decision it is thankfully tiny.

They might have had a point if the turnout was ridiculously small, but the fact is there were massive amounts of people voting this time round.

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So that's less than the leave majority. that kinda tells you all you need to know. if they didn't like the result they got they should've told everyone they knew to get out there and vote. i'll bet they didn't do their part.

but i think if there was a second vote, not that there'll be one as the eu isn't gonna pay attention, it'll be remain. it was a protest vote and i get the impression the reality's looking a bit scary now.

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Quote from: Lethn on June 25, 2016, 07:40:21 AM

Oh that is just utter shit, they're pissed off leave got a majority and now they're trying to change the rules to suit them and then when that happens and if the same result comes there will be another referendum, I would have no problem with Scotland voting to leave the UK but this is just fucking ridiculous.

This guys, this is why I hate the UK, because if the results had been different all of these people signing the petition would have told the leave side to fuck off and we're not doing it again, what a bunch of Autocracy supporting little monsters, the referendum had a turnout higher than the general election so to try and switch the rules up to 75% is just ridiculous and apparently on the BBC they were saying something like there were people who were voting that hadn't voted since the 90's or some such.

And so? It's rather common to see the loosing side trying to do anything it can to be a winner, what's so shocking about it? --'

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Oh that is just utter shit, they're pissed off leave got a majority and now they're trying to change the rules to suit them and then when that happens and if the same result comes there will be another referendum, I would have no problem with Scotland voting to leave the UK but this is just fucking ridiculous.

This guys, this is why I hate the UK, because if the results had been different all of these people signing the petition would have told the leave side to fuck off and we're not doing it again, what a bunch of Autocracy supporting little monsters, the referendum had a turnout higher than the general election so to try and switch the rules up to 75% is just ridiculous and apparently on the BBC they were saying something like there were people who were voting that hadn't voted since the 90's or some such.

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Quote from: Jet Cash on June 25, 2016, 04:57:15 AM

There is no falling apart here, but there is rejoicing.

Scotland is looking for an excuse to break from the UK. I don't think they can maintain their current standards if they left. But if they want another vote, then they should be given one following the Brexit growth decision for the UK.

An excuse? Not quiet. They're just asking for not sinking with the rest of UK and I can't blame them...

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There is no falling apart here, but there is rejoicing.

Scotland is looking for an excuse to break from the UK. I don't think they can maintain their current standards if they left. But if they want another vote, then they should be given one following the Brexit growth decision for the UK.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on June 25, 2016, 01:56:12 AM

Quote from: lottery248 on June 25, 2016, 01:52:41 AM

what just happened? why a lot of people demand for second referendum, ie. regret of what they did wrongly. at least, if people who have had voted for withdrawal and then gone crying of going back the EU, let them be, it should be a good thing.

None of those who had voted for the Brexit are demanding a second referendum. It is the Bremain loonies (especially in London and Cardiff), who are demanding a second referendum. IMO, it is not going to change anything. Even if there is a second vote, the results will be the same (that is, unless Angela Merkel is kicked out of Germany).

ok, really? Merkel is the core of the EU?

i am not sure, but the people in the UK is falling themselves apart in region since the withdrawal.

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Quote from: lottery248 on June 25, 2016, 01:52:41 AM

what just happened? why a lot of people demand for second referendum, ie. regret of what they did wrongly. at least, if people who have had voted for withdrawal and then gone crying of going back the EU, let them be, it should be a good thing.

None of those who had voted for the Brexit are demanding a second referendum. It is the Bremain loonies (especially in London and Cardiff), who are demanding a second referendum. IMO, it is not going to change anything. Even if there is a second vote, the results will be the same (that is, unless Angela Merkel is kicked out of Germany).

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source based to the title: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/131215

i have just seen something in the news, some of the people goes depressed with this result. people seen on TV AFAIK are claiming that they are going to vote for independence.

such as Scotland, where wants independence and back to the base of EU.
or North Ireland, may wish to back to the Ireland - the member of EU.

what just happened? why a lot of people demand for second referendum, ie. regret of what they did wrongly. at least, if people who have had voted for withdrawal and then gone crying of going back the EU, let them be, it should be a good thing.

one more thing, the volatility of the stock market, bitcoin is not affected of, will be as high throughout the 20 years. Huh

anyway, what should i mention for this? any idea?

disclaimer - i am not an UK resident, and i am standing for : 'GB to back to the EU'.

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