12-11-2018, 08:53 PM
(12-11-2018, 08:33 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: The real information was out there. Just because one side was spreading lies doesn't mean that the people didn't have access to the real information. They made their choice.
But people make bad choices all the time. And later correct some, because some can be corrected. I wouldn't know why this is not one of them, or shouldn't be.
I do see the point made. But then again - how is it undemocratic to do a referendum, no matter the circumstance. And now there IS more information, after all. The deal as it stands. No one could have had a total understanding about a yet non-existing Brexit deal back then.
- What about a referendum about having a second Brexit referendum. Would that be acceptable?
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