Comments by "No One" (@joermundgand) on "Owen Jones meets Mary Lou McDonald | 'Ireland will not be collateral damage for a Tory Brexit'" video.

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  43. thetroyzernator. "I'm not dismissing the results of the plebiscite. I'm not disputing that the entirety of the UK voted for Brexit. I'm saying that it matters that some parts didn't. And that it should colour in the type of deal being negotiated." No it should not, the rules were agreed on beforehand, the result is known, you and others like you didn't like the result and are inventing excuses circumvent democracy, that is undemocratic and makes you an enemy of democracy. "Can you show me on the ballot paper where it gave the general public the option to leave or stay in the single market? Or the customs union? As I've explained already, Brexit is so complicated and people voted for so many different reasons. You had right wing free traders and left wing protectionists both voting for Brexit. Do you honestly think they cast their ballot with the same post Brexit vision? Of course not." Leave or remain, yes or no, everybody was aware of what that meant, another attempt to delegimitize the plebiscite, undemocratic and authoritarian. "Britain will leave the EU as it should. Unless there's a second referendum, which I think people are entitled to after seeing the deal available." No, article 50 has been triggered, the decision has been made and the executive and the legislature must implement it. To not do so would be undemocratic and authortarian. "I think a United Ireland joining the Commonwealth is a no brainer along with a broad constitutional settlement. Ireland having a monarch is simply a non starter though." I think that's up to the people of Northern Ireland to decide, three options on the ballot, free and fair, those who wish to remain a part of the EU but who doesn't desire to be a part of the Republic can vote for an independent Northern Ireland.
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