Quote (ampoo @ 10 May 2019 08:54)
and?
you could make such a survey anywhere and get a similar result
the average guy isnt as informed in detail and with this argument you can doubt pretty much any election
i can also say that people are uninformed and mislead to still vote for typical merkel
and while i am at it, with the constant pro EU propaganda in the media that mostly ignores the downsides and most importantly the violation of laws, one can also make the argument, that the average pro EU voter is also greatly uninformed
"the EU is great because there are open borders and stuff"
you are right that there were false promises, but the same is true for the other side with simplistic talking points
i wont distinguish between one bad piece of information and another one
what do you mean, 'and'?
i just
proved your whole theory about 'brits making an informed and reasonable decision concerning the EU's flaws with their leave vote, rather than being uninformed, mislead, and delusional about what they are on their own'
wrong. that was my whole point.
i also
refuted your little 'everyone who doesn't agree with you is uninformed'
pivot, providing facts and sources to illustrate how it's objectively true in this case - you trying to move the goal post now and speculating about how informed someone else might be is completely irrelevant. again, since you're apparently just not smart enough to get that, even though i told you literally dozens of times now: my goal is not to question the legitimacy of the election, stop making that ridiculous assumption - i'm perfectly happy with the result and would love to see a swift brexit - all i'm saying is that brits were ridiculously uninformed and mislead when they decided their future - that's literally it.
don't really know what else you expected...