I assume the same applies to the tory euro sceptics that forced the referendum who could never accept the result of the first referendum in 75.

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46 million registered voters - pretty high turnout, certainly higher than you get in general elections these days - so absolutely and without question.

It would have been democracy if only 1 person voted out of the entire population.

It is your democratic right not to vote as much as it is to vote.

You seem to have a problem understanding rules.

I had to wait until I was 18 and never complained once.

There was an 48 hours extra to register and your age group still only had a 35% turnout.

COYP

Eh? You cracked a joke on the Jo Cox thread very early on that turned out to be very misjudged. Others thought so too.

The link showed that the out of money note was indeed a joke so my response to (I think it was Hrolf) the comment was pointing something out.

... the note that was left by Liam Byrne saying that "there's no money" was intended as a joke, not as a serious statement of fact. The joke being a reiteration of the 1965 note left by the Tory Chancellor Reginald Maudling for his successor Jim Callaghan that said "good luck old cock, sorry to leave it in a mess".