From the people who argued that a leaflet with a government seal was binding on parliament. 🤣
https://twitter.com/lucyallan/status/1457484747127541763
"We'll just get rid of that inconvenient separation of power."
The "will of the people" in a representative democracy is, of course, bound in parliament.
And it was parliament's wish to have a advisory referendum, because that's what parliament voted for.
So it's time anti-democratic corrupt autocrats that want to shut down debate respect all exercises of democracy, not just one day in 2016.
If Eurosceptics want to talk about anti-democratic behaviour, we can go through what they did when pro-European won.
Assaulting the PM with ink on his way to sign the treatry of accession being just one in a line of violent or aggressive campaign incidents.
Assaulting the PM with ink on his way to sign the treatry of accession being just one in a line of violent or aggressive campaign incidents.
I stand corrected, the ink was not anything to do with the market. Which is weird.
https://twitter.com/DarbyAndrew/status/1457712107785498624
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