dsr wrote:The "good thing" is that the referendum result will finally be implemented, and it will benefit the people of this country because it will show that democracy is still alive and the government is there to serve the people, not vice versa.
Obviously I wanted us to leave the EU all along and IMO it will be good when we do. But there's an even bigger principle about democracy here. And even if I thought it was a stupid decision to leave the EU, I would still think it more important that the people be allowed to make stupid decisions and that no-one has the right to overturn the people's decision - because then, that's not democracy any more.
Nope. You don't believe in democracy at all. You argue against democracy when faced with the possibility that we have changed our mind. You whine like an abused dog any time someone points out that if a second referendum looks likely to show that we've changed our minds about leaving the EU, and if that is what we vote you want our government to ignore that result.
You're full of ****, and so is everyone else who goes on about "we must implement the result" against the will of the people in the event of a second vote. You know how lucky you got three years ago. You know that the win was stolen by corruption, criminality and lies, and you know that when the debate is based purely on the facts that you've got absolutely **** all to fight with. This is why you're scared shitless over a second vote, and it's why you come out with this nonsensical idea that we must implement a result that we no longer want to implement. You're the enemy of democracy, not a supporter of it.