Nick Clegg: Second referendum needed as Brexit voters are dying off

[Big Blue Plymouth]

Of course there will be another referendum. The establishment didn't get the result it wanted.

Democracy is dead.

For the record, I voted out but recognise that you can't ignore the 47% that voted remain - why not just go for the Norway model & put an end to all this divisive bullcr@p that looks set to drag on for years....

[Mordac]

Could we not have a 2nd Scottish independence referendum instead?

...and then a third, fourth, fifth...

[Mordac]

When are you dying off?

Not soon, hopefully, but I'm too old for National Service, so if it all kicks off again I shall be recreating scenes from Dad's Army and moaning about the hipsters not putting their backs into it...

That wasn't what you were asking though, was it...

[northernladyuk]

He didn’t, the story was made up by the Daily Mail, then believed by many of its worshippers.

https://www.channel4.com/news/factch...h-student-debt

Great, so bobspud will now accept that the Daily Mail lied out of its arse, and Mr Corbyn is an honest man.

[Mordac]

I'm afraid you're wrong.
There's been a sharp spike in the elderly death rate since 2012 as the NHS declines:

Biggest annual rise in deaths for almost fifty years prompts warnings of crisis in elderly care - Telegraph
Sharp rise in UK mortality rate may be due to austerity measures

Ironic, isn't it? The elderly voted disproportionately for Brexit which will put pressure on public finances which will make the NHS worse which will kill more of them.
Darwin award time?

You're using supposition as "statements of fact", as usual.
Isn't it just faintly possible that folk are now living so much longer that they eventually have to keel over from something?

[original PM]

You're using supposition as "statements of fact", as usual.
Isn't it just faintly possible that folk are now living so much longer that they eventually have to keel over from something?

Very true

In fact often the cause of death of an 'elderly' person is never really identified.

There is only an investigation if there appears to be something suspicious about the death.

[sasguru]

You're using supposition as "statements of fact", as usual.
Isn't it just faintly possible that folk are now living so much longer that they eventually have to keel over from something?

Very true

In fact often the cause of death of an 'elderly' person is never really identified.

There is only an investigation if there appears to be something suspicious about the death.

Is there no limit to the immense depths of your stupidity?
These are not suppositions, but cold hard facts and data.
What part of the death rates rising in all age groups, but especially the elderly are you struggling with?

[northernladyuk]

What part of the death rates rising in all age groups, but especially the elderly are you struggling with?

You know the answer to that question. Stop being mean.

[sasguru]

You know the answer to that question. Stop being mean.

Something happened to the education system in the UK, it's churning out complete retards.
But even worse is that it's churning out retards with delusions of adequacy.
I guess that came from the "everyone's a winner" philosophy:
"There, there little Mordac and Original PM, you're not thick, you have learning difficulties, but always remember you're as good as anyone else, here have a degree".

[BR14]

But even worse is that it's churning out retards with delusions of adequacy.

of which you are the epitome.