A referendum where the populace gets to vote on the matter is being called "democratically unacceptable"? Things aren't "democratically unacceptable" just because you lost. The people were asked and the people spoke; that's pure democracy in action.
EVERY district in Scotland voted to remain. As much as I do not want to see the UK break up, I cannot deny that Scotland has a right to go for independence again on that basis.
Quote:Maps agreed with the outcome of that vote! ::LOL::
of course I do! do you know what you agree with..the European Union ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused::
you talking about uneducated..are you educated enough to understand what actually is involved here..and why the vote to leave gives us all a great chance to make sure that the European Union is broken to bits ::confused::
you Googley are your own worse enemy ...and ours too > > > > >
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If they are citizens of the UK ....educated or not they have the right to vote .
Its democracy in motion.
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