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Mini Referendum, plan A or plan B?..New vote on the exact exit plan?

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booboobeedoo · 27/06/2016 17:21

Plan A

1 - Do not trigger Article 50
2 - Negotiate exit package (I know, requires some flexibility from Europe)
3 - Have a new vote on exact exit plan.

Plan B

1 - Do not trigger Article 50
2 - Have a General Election. Each party has to put concrete proposals forward for what the next steps will be.

Which plan would best unite the country?

#weneedaplan

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roverman75 · 27/06/2016 17:26

Neither parliament this afternoon are honouring referendum results

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ApocalypseSlough · 27/06/2016 17:29

Hardly rover
It was very lukewarm.
booboo either would do imo, I favour Plan B because I don't believe referendums are a good way of dealing with complicated issues.

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roverman75 · 27/06/2016 17:32

It may only be lukewarm ,probably because they thought we would be staying ,but it's happening

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booboobeedoo · 27/06/2016 17:36

Hmm, but at least Plan A would be a bit more concrete (possibly less complex) e.g. we would control our borders, but it will cost X much in terms of trade.

Plan B is still uncertain in terms of promises being made, which then cannot be carried through.

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peachpudding · 27/06/2016 17:38

Neither, its undemocratic and would cause chaos.

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tiggytape · 27/06/2016 17:52

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