Comments by "Hungarian Paragon" (@HungarianParagon) on "Thousands of pro-EU campaigners march through central London" video.

  1. This is what a democracy looks like. And had the result been 52-48 for remain, these protesters would be brexiteers, holding signs such as "it was rigged" and the anti-EU movement would march on and seek a second referendum. Nothing anti-democratic in that.
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  2. travel 360 degree The people voted on a non-binding referendum, and the UK is a representative democracy, not a direct democracy. So the people have all the rights in the world to protest the government acting upon the referendum.
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  3. travel 360 degree So you think that the act of protesting is "anti-democratic" because the 'majority' is against them? But most protests don't enjoy the support of the majority. You do understand that? What a weird society where only "the majority" on any subject has the right to voice their concern. Is it Putin's Russia you are lifting up as the model for democracy?
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  4. travel 360 degree So the minute the votes are in a subject is forever 'done and over' and the losers have lost and should stay quiet? Not exactly my vision of a healthy democratic discourse.
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  5. travel 360 degree The talks have already started for a future in the EU. Why waste time when the membership can yet be salvaged?
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  6. travel 360 degree Why hyperbolize? It is not to vouch for 'dictatorship' that the protesters are asking for the result of a non-binding referendum to be disregarded. These people wants a future within the EU and that can be secured already by not leaving to begin with.
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  7. travel 360 degree The majority of Poles are against abortion so any pro-abortion protest is "anti-democratic and childish"?
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