A million people marched in London today against Brexit

[edhopper]

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-47678763
The arial video is worth watching.

Another country that has had it's Democracy perverted.

[at140]

1. 17.4 million Britons voted for leaving....

If there was no voter suppression during the Brexit vote,
then the result was a valid democratic outcome.
London voted to stay by a large majority, so a million people march in London is understandable.

https://www.bbc.com/news/politics/eu_referendum/results

51.9% voted to leave = 17,410,742 VOTES
48.1% voted to remain.

[edhopper]

2. True

but we now know Russia interfered in that vote as well.

And polls show the majority now want to stay.

They were sold a set of lies and have come to realize that.

[at140]

3. Russia (incl old USSR) have been playing mischief since

as far back as I can remember in democratic countries.
Note they mainly interfere in democratic countries.
Russians do not interfere in China or Saudi Arabia.

In elections politicians are known to make promises which they do not always keep.
Those are lies as well. That is the nature of the beast.

That rally in London was truly impressive regardless.

[edhopper]

4. And what do you think

that now more Britons want to stay in the EU.

[at140]

5. By all means Britons should vote again on Brexit

at any time permitted by their constitution. I am not familiar with election laws in Briton.
I am sure there are some rules and regulations on holding referendums in Briton.
Elections should NOT be repeated simply because people changed their minds.
That would make a mockery of democratic elections.

[Mariana]

6. If there's another referendum on Brexit

it wouldn't be a repeat of the last one. The question would be quite different, much more specific to the actual plan the PM has come up with.

[UTUSN]

7. K&R