May’s argument against a People’s Vote destroyed in 40 seconds on BBC News
Prominent anti-Brexit campaigner Dr Mike Galsworthy. - Credit: Archant
Theresa May's argument against a People's Vote was succinctly destroyed on BBC News in just 40 seconds.
The counterargument was made by prominent anti-Brexit campaigner Dr Mike Galsworthy.
He was interviewed by the BBC's Chi Chi Izundu during the People's Vote march in London about the potential for having a final say on Brexit.
Izundu said: 'Prime minister Theresa May has said there will is no possibility of a People's Vote...'
In just 40 seconds Galsworthy, a campaigner from the Scientists4EU and NHS against Brexit movement, perfectly refuted why the prime minister was wrong.
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'And 'there will be no snap election'. Yeah, so what? Why should she determine what we do now?
'If it's a democracy then it should be the people that have the say over this. We should remain control over what's going on - whether you voted Remain or you voted Leave.
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'When a contract comes back, you do have a right to read the small print, and say actually 'no, no, no, this isn't what we signed up for'.
'It is a fundamental right, when you go shopping, or get engaged to get married... if the person you just got engaged to turns out to be a psycho you are not beholden to get married to them.
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'It's just about reasonableness. If there is going to be a plan for leaving, let's see it, let's sign off on it, or let's ditch it.'
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