UK Referendum Thread [Moderator Sanctioned]

[San Lumen]

Most of the signatories on the second referendum petition are not from the UK.

If that;s true then good. It can be tossed out for the meaningless rubbish it is. Do you have a source for that?

[Neu Leonstein]

I already said i don't believe in conspiracy theories and yes it comes off that way. The people dared to vote against me so now i;m going to act like a child and throw a hissy fit and pull all my money out cut jobs and crash the economy.

That is not how financial markets work. People don't go around voluntarily losing money to spite you.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

Again with the jewluminati banker theories. Is that all you think bankers think about: "Oh boy, how can I fuck this country today because they didn't do as I expected?"

I already said i don't believe in conspiracy theories and yes it comes off that way. The people dared to vote against me so now i;m going to act like a child and throw a hissy fit and pull all my money out cut jobs and crash the economy.

Which is, again, right up there with the jewish bankers and illuminati conspiracy theories.

If you don't want me telling you that you sound like a conspiracy theorist then perhaps you should stop making the assumption that investors are pulling out because "fuck those God damn brits, how dare they go against what I think is right?"

[Vassenor]

Most of the signatories on the second referendum petition are not from the UK.

If that;s true then good. It can be tossed out for the meaningless rubbish it is. Do you have a source for that?

Remember, democracy is only valid when it supports your side.

[Great Feng]

tag for debate

[CoraSpia]

Since the referendum results weren't legally binding, hasn't the remain campaign been a bit deceptive to the average voter when it claimed all the doom and gloom that would happen if we left the EU as a definite thing?

[San Lumen]

If that;s true then good. It can be tossed out for the meaningless rubbish it is. Do you have a source for that?

Remember, democracy is only valid when it supports your side.

I never said that.

[Ifreann]

Most of the signatories on the second referendum petition are not from the UK.

Does that matter?

[Greater Mackonia]

http://i.imgur.com/plFQksq.jpg

[CoraSpia]

Remember, democracy is only valid when it supports your side.

I never said that.

How is a big petition democracy? It's more like a noisy demonstration.

[Neu Leonstein]

I've provided a post code of a friend when I was signing him up to a petition when he couldn't get to a computer, so sure you can.

But you can look up the postcodes for the votes. Unless the signatories are doing an exceptionally good job distributing their fake entries, it sure does look like it's people from the UK who know how British postcodes work.

[Souseiseki]

Since the referendum results weren't legally binding, hasn't the remain campaign been a bit deceptive to the average voter when it claimed all the doom and gloom that would happen if we left the EU as a definite thing?

no because it's already happening literally right now.

even if we stay in the EU all the special privileges we had are gone. they have us over the barrel.

[Greater Mackonia]

Most of the signatories on the second referendum petition are not from the UK.

Does that matter?

Absolutely, only UK citizens should get a say in the UK remaining a member of the European Union.

[San Lumen]

I already said i don't believe in conspiracy theories and yes it comes off that way. The people dared to vote against me so now i;m going to act like a child and throw a hissy fit and pull all my money out cut jobs and crash the economy.

Which is, again, right up there with the jewish bankers and illuminati conspiracy theories.

If you don't want me telling you that you sound like a conspiracy theorist then perhaps you should stop making the assumption that investors are pulling out because "fuck those God damn brits, how dare they go against what I think is right?"

How about they accept the results instead of pulling money out and cutting jobs and all around panicking and throwing a temper tantrum because the people decided enough with out of touch elites in Brussels.

[The Qeiiam Star Cluster]

Most of the signatories on the second referendum petition are not from the UK.

Does that matter?

How many signatories are required to have it discussed in Parliament? 100,000? Last time I checked, it had almost 2 million signatories, so even if only 10% of them were from the UK, they'll reach that number.

[San Lumen]

Most of the signatories on the second referendum petition are not from the UK.

Does that matter?

yeah it does. It means its not representative.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

I never said that.

How is a big petition democracy? It's more like a noisy demonstration.

Oh so now referendums are democracy but petitions are just "those uppity rubble rousers"?

[Fartsniffage]

Which is, again, right up there with the jewish bankers and illuminati conspiracy theories.

If you don't want me telling you that you sound like a conspiracy theorist then perhaps you should stop making the assumption that investors are pulling out because "fuck those God damn brits, how dare they go against what I think is right?"

How about they accept the results instead of pulling money out and cutting jobs and all around panicking and throwing a temper tantrum because the people decided enough with out of touch elites in Brussels.

Them pulling money out is them accepting the results.

[Vassenor]

Does that matter?

yeah it does. It means its not representative.

You mean like this referendum?

[San Lumen]

How about they accept the results instead of pulling money out and cutting jobs and all around panicking and throwing a temper tantrum because the people decided enough with out of touch elites in Brussels.

Them pulling money out is them accepting the results.

No its not. Its them being selfish and only thinking of themselves.

[San Lumen]

yeah it does. It means its not representative.

You mean like this referendum?

It is representative. 72 percent of the electorate voted with a majority of 52 percent to leave the EU if that's not representative then please tell me what is.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

Which is, again, right up there with the jewish bankers and illuminati conspiracy theories.

If you don't want me telling you that you sound like a conspiracy theorist then perhaps you should stop making the assumption that investors are pulling out because "fuck those God damn brits, how dare they go against what I think is right?"

How about they accept the results instead of pulling money out and cutting jobs and all around panicking and throwing a temper tantrum because the people decided enough with out of touch elites in Brussels.

Because they're not poor people who can't lose millions of [insert currency] overnight if they don't?

[Neu Leonstein]

Absolutely, only UK citizens should get a say in the UK remaining a member of the European Union.

Why not UK residents, rather than just citizens. After all, the non-citizen residents have the most at stake.

[Vassenor]

Them pulling money out is them accepting the results.

No its not. Its them being selfish and only thinking of themselves.

Newsflash: That's what corporations and investors do.

[Souseiseki]

Them pulling money out is them accepting the results.

No its not. Its them being selfish and only thinking of themselves.

it is literally their job to do that