Generally speaking the majority are not always right however they should still be followed

why

What if the majority voted for something that violates your rights on this homeland?

Then I'm fucking leaving

Lmao

you're not gonna fight?

Depends on the situation tbh

Overwhelming odds, then probably not

Our rights are already violated in this country

i got my longbow ready lads

Revolution time the

Tbh

they've been erodes over a long period of time so anyone who realises this and tries to take action

everyone will think they are crazy extremist type and that things are fine

How would it be anyway democratic to start a revolution in order to stop the people from getting what they voted for?

Revolution is the only way you get rid of authoritarian governments

So all revolutions are undemocratic?

Bruh

Politicians should be scared of the people, so they do their job

People can change their minds

kinda like the opposite of what parliament is doing now

Same argument for another brexit referendum @bobthebuilder69

Well done

Revolutions are not always democratic

And that’s why we are having a general election @HunterxTitan

I've had people say the referendum was only advisory. whats a good counter argument?

I don’t care about democracy I care about human rights

But it would be undemocratic for the people to vote in a certain policy only for you to come in with your revolution to tell the people that they are not allowed to vote for that policy @bobthebuilder69

If we vote in a fascist party, that violates human rights, so there should be laws in place to stop Nazi germany or ussr for example to happen again

No there shouldn't be

Democracy always ends in tyrannies

Theoretically if the people voted for a fascist party in the UK their will should be respected

Italy, Germany, ussr?

Where they democratic nations

Talking about fascist Italy btw

It's arguable that Mussolini or Stalin were elected

But Hitler was Democratically elected to some extend

Then stopped democracy

He was elected chancellor fairly

Then he stopped democracy?

So how is that democractic