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Originally posted by Trash2Treasure ↑

Lets say I voted for brexit. I voted for who I wanted to govern me and I knew that I was in the majority but my wish was denied.

from this point, tell me why I should have any trust in any future democratic process?

Democracy is a great tool for peaceful decision making. Britain has now rejected it's peoples order to leave the EU.

i will not be surprised if riots occur in the UK. There will be many that believe they are in a majority but not in democracy.

History has many examples of mobs rising to confront dictators

The UK is currently governed by q body that its people rejected. The EU is a dictator over the UK.

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"from this point, tell me why I should have any trust in any future democratic process?"

well there was a referendum in 1975 to leave or stay and a solid majority decided to stay - so, should that be respected?
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