Or perhaps we should try to understand why their minds have changed and why they've become disillusioned with what they once voted for?
You're never going to get a referendum/election where both sides can agree that the other has been impartial though.
I mean online petitions are fairly pointless and this won't achieve anything but even if it were only 350k so far, a ~600k person swing on referendum night would have seen the result go the other way. It's not an insignicant number.
Wahey. A Brexiter not understanding the data properly again. It looks like the constituency totals aren't included in the UK total in the JSON. Or it isn't updated rapidly. If you add up all the country totals it is far less than 2m and UK based signatures make up around 85% of the signatures listed by country
Well if Iceland were on steroids then maybe you could...
Remember when that Arsenal-Sheffield United match got replayed because Arsenal scored an unsporting goal?
It isn't my tweet. Clearly many signing the petition are not form the UK but it doesn't matter anyway. The petition is pointless.
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What if people who voted leave decide that they were lied to?
It's just a petition to organise a 2nd referendum, right? Not an online referendum on its own.
They weren't lied to. That argument is wearing thin now.
Explain what the lie was then?
Okay... misled. Whatever doublespeak you want to use.
We both know what the lies were. I'm not having a tedious exchange over semantics.
Then we'll have a referendum to get back in at some point. I very much doubt they're all going to immediately regret their decision, and I don't see how you'd universally define it as being enough anyway.
Lies or not, do you think any of the information of the past day or so, like the 350m/NHS mistake, the financial reaction etc. could have caused anyone who voted leave to change their minds if the vote was held again tomorrow?
They weren't lies that's the point. The fuss everyone is now making about apparent lies is mainly to do with the 350 million a week and immigration. We do send the EU over 350m a week and yes we do already get a rebate back for over half of it. We already new this and when we leave the EU we will stop sending that 350m so that is not a lie. Secondly immigration, it was claimed we would be able to control immigration if we left the EU and the single market and if we do, we will be able to control it. That will be up to the current government, not the leave campaign.
Not enough people for remain to have won. These so called lies have been blown out of proportion by the media and the angry remainers who are looking for any excuse not to accept the result. We already new there would be an initial financial reaction, if people didn't know this then they shouldn't of been voting. Where is Osborne's emergency budget?
Yes? If the Government really wishes to do that they can.
But they've already said they're not.
What are you talking about. We won't be paying the EU, as we will have left.
What?
What about the money we'll be paying the EU? Where will that come from?
It isn't up to the leave campaign where the money goes. It isn't up to Farage. Government have the freedom to do what we want with it. People should really have understood this from the start.
So the EU are going to allow us a free trade deal? We'll pay as much, if not more per week, and it will include free movement of people, so the immigration control will be out the window.
Well what were they doing making promises they couldn't keep then?
And who is going to make the big decisions? Cameron and co will be gone, the big decisions will be made by leave campaigners such as Boris and Gove.
BringNaniBack is always on the wind up..
It was the illuminati and the nWo the other week, and the referendum outcome was decided months ago...Certainly looks that way.BringNaniBack is always on the wind up..
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/eu-referendum-uk-residents-vote-today.404633/page-102
Only 48% isn't half, is it?
Only one way to find out
Technically you're right, the 27.8% of non voters would make then number even less.
I'm a Freemason. I'm sure we will get this sorted out somehow.
Not sure I agree. If Britain votes to leave the EU, the leaders of the EU have an obligation to the rest of the EU to get a deal that benefits them, rather than accommodating the English. If pressuring the next PM to start negotiations asap is best for the EU, they can and should do it.
He should be banned from the CE section.BringNaniBack is always on the wind up..
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/eu-referendum-uk-residents-vote-today.404633/page-102
