Is it getting soft?

I live in France and got the vote.
The process was democratic, but the votes were influenced by things that turned out to be lies.
I voted remain without truly knowing which would turn out best ten years down the line.
My reasons for voting remain were>
That we are stronger together, the EU voice will always be louder than the UK.
It's better for trade.
We were integrated on favourable terms, which we won't get again.
There were others, but those are the main ones.

"Uk migrants were not allowed to vote in the referendum (if living abroad 15+ years).
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Neither were EU migrants to the UK which was against EU law."

I get a letter every couple off years asking me to change my Nationality, I think the pass I now have'll do whatever I want to do, but until I change it I cant vote!..

The EU vote yes but not the German!..

comment by Clockwork Red: Jadon and the Argonauts (U4892)
posted 19 minutes ago
I tell you what would be undemocratic: obstructing the hallowedof the Year competition, the foundation of the ja606 Constitution.
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One of the funnier things were the Ex-Pats living in Spain who voted leave.

"They'll never get rid of us, we spend too much money" said Eunice, 67, living off her pension in a caravan near Loret De Mar.

At that time I was still in my first year of living outside of the UK, so I was eligible to vote, just wasn't able to because of the amount of time it took to receive the ballot

comment by LufcGermany (U6066)
posted 5 minutes ago
"Uk migrants were not allowed to vote in the referendum (if living abroad 15+ years).
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Neither were EU migrants to the UK which was against EU law."

I get a letter every couple off years asking me to change my Nationality, I think the pass I now have'll do whatever I want to do, but until I change it I cant vote!..

The EU vote yes but not the German!..
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EU members were entitled to vote in local elections and European elections. They weren't given this right with the EU vote. Commonwealth nationals were allowed a vote. Around three million people were denied a vote.

comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 3 hours, 50 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 8 seconds ago
What did Boris post that was removed by the OP?
Must have been bad considering he leaves Mr.Culer's inanities.
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Bit of a dig at He Whose Name Mustn’t Be Spoken.

Apologies
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SatNav. How magnanimous. Guy calls you a lunatic, you don't remove the post.

comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Boris 'Inky’ Gibson (U5901)
posted 3 hours, 50 minutes ago
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 8 seconds ago
What did Boris post that was removed by the OP?
Must have been bad considering he leaves Mr.Culer's inanities.
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Bit of a dig at He Whose Name Mustn’t Be Spoken.

Apologies
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SatNav.How magnanimous. Guy calls you a lunatic, you don't remove the post.
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I can take it 😂

Brexit was always a stupid idea and it will be reversed. It is just a matter of time.

"The EU vote yes but not the German!..
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EU members were entitled to vote in local elections and European elections. They weren't given this right with the EU vote. Commonwealth nationals were allowed a vote. Around three million people were denied a vote."

OnlyOneR, that is correct, I wasn't thinking when I wrote EU vote!.