As you could do exactly the same on a bus from Truro to Falmouth I don’t see the point you are trying to make.

You are making rather big assumptions about the capacity of people you don’t know anything about. People who with the right guidance, support and encouragement would be just as capable of any others.

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Catch the bus or better yet walk the route, and you'll find out. Do it after dark and it'll be even clearer.

We joined a free trade club. We left a political block that has its own currency, it’s own anthem, it’s own flag, it’s own courts, it’s own parliament and an expansionist mindset that diluted the power of the trading founders and forced unnecessary and unwanted situations onto an ever bewildering population. It took 4 decades for the British public to be given a say on the EU membership; perhaps if we had been given a say on the important changes during that time we may still be in the EU and might be a different and more palatable beast. But the political classes knew what was best for us…

hats off to palace, they were always gonna be louder, and hate to say it but they were impressive ALL bouncing and singing.

There are many places, including here, that I wouldn't want to walk after dark.

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We joined an EU which continued to expand and develop. We agreed with these at every stage. Not via the discredited route of holding referendums but via the representatives we elect.

We opted out of the currency, and continue to use our flag, anthem and parliament.

Directly involving the public in making these decisions completely negates the whole basis of parliamentary democracy. This was shown so very clearly with the Brexit disaster. It opens up vital and hugely complicated issues to short-term politicking and foreign influences. I want our future to be decided by those we vote for, looking hard at all the complexities.

We get our say every 5 years. That's the way it's intended to work. Not to throw such decisions to the winds of chance, or the desire of the Tory Party to silence UKIP or indeed to either the Daily Mail, Rupert Murdoch or Vladimir Putin.

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Tell that to the food delivery staff and taxi drivers

Edited by Badger11 (02 Nov 2023 5.03pm)

One more point