There is something seriously wrong with a government who first denies a meaningful vote to parliament hoping for some miracle to break a deadlock and then tries to argue that putting the question before us back to the people is undemocratic.
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How can you damage democracy with more democracy. If you are asked to put your money into an investment fund you get a cooling off period to make sure
1. You understand the implications and risks
2. To make sure you have not been misinformed or mis-sold or pressured into buying
1. You understand the implications and risks
2. To make sure you have not been misinformed or mis-sold or pressured into buying
We were asked by Leave to invest in their imagined brexit ideas. We are now being asked to invest in the government’s actual brexit details. So now we have more information to examine our understanding of the implications of the vote and it’s not good.
It turns out all brexit will make us poorer and smaller in the eyes of the world whilst remain protects our power as a nation in the heart of Europe. So we need to think about that before we sign our rights away.
Test number 2 has already failed. The sales pitch was flawed and full of holes, the salespeople have been fined for cheating. The result is flawed. Another reason to think again.
When it comes down to it the reason parliament cannot agree on a route out of this is because most of them look at the reality of brexit and do NOT see that it’s the right decision but they are unwilling or unable to take the decision to do the right thing on themselves
There is only one path left for parliament to break the deadlock given the options before us. A clean transparent public vote comparing May’s proposal to keeping EU Membership, no lies no dodgy salespeople just common sense #PeoplesVote #remainoption #FBPE
