you think that if we somehow end up staying in the EU that politicians who would vote 'out' of the EU in parliament would be in the majority?
I mean no doubt UKIP is going to pick up more voters regardless of what happens, but I can't see them getting near to a majority, perhaps a Conservative coalition
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USA said it will not trade with the uk outside of the EU until they come to a new trade agreement in which they are last in the queue.
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how is a second referendum undemocratic?
to vote the decision down in parliament would be undemocratic, but why would allowing the public, now that they are more educated on the matter, to change their minds be undemocratic?
general elections happen every 5 years (or previously, less if called for), people have a chance to change their minds whether they want us to continue down the path of having a certain party in power, leaving the EU has clearly been communicated as something we can't reverse once we actually go through with it
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