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Re: funny how democracey works for some and not others
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Originally Posted by Guinness
Where is your evidence that a yes/no would be naive?
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There isn't any.
He, himself, voted in the 1975 referendum.
Which was very clearly worded, with a simple yes/no voting option.
The actual wording being...
"Do you think the UK should stay in the European Community (Common Market)?"
Being clear, and straightfoward is only naive, when you're frightened of what's really the only right thing to do.
Which is to let the people of Britain decide what they want themselves.
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