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It is equally valid (or invalid) to suggest that the result of a binary choice, such as we had, does NOT support leave.
You say "only" 37.5% of people voted Leave.
It's equally true that "only" 34.5% voted Remain.
To interpret that in any other way than a vote to Leave gives a weighting to the status quo. Regardless of the rights and wrongs of the specific issue at hand - Brexit itself - in any binary poll, there is no justification whatsoever in weighting one half of the binary choice over another.
Or, to put it another way - maybe "we don't know" that Brexit is the will of the people. But if we don't, then equally, we don't know that Remain is the will of the people.
Why then would you choose one over the other? Bearing in mind that "do nothing" i.e. "Remain" is still a choice. |
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