Yeah that's so unfair, an older generation deciding the future of the younger generation..... Oh wait that's exactly what happens every single day in every government around the world. In fact, this referendum was one of the very rare exeptions where young people of 18 years or older could directly vote for a political decission. And even then a lot of youth are still complaining.

Youngsters shouldn't be allowed to vote anyway, no life experience. A lot of them have never had a job, being paid to go to University from parents. They have no clue about migration issues on jobs etc, 300,000 a year will make their futures more difficult. But as i have said, no life experience makes them the most ignorant out of everyone.

That picture isn't how age groups voted though. It's yougov estimates from sampling 2000ish people. They also had a 10 point lead for remain.

It seems to be more geographical than after group based. However as 28% did not vote, only 35% or so actually chose to remain in the EU. That's a pretty overwhelming thumbs down to it really.

Only 37% voted to leave if you take the 28% abstain into account. Since it was expected to come out remain it's more likely that the majority of those 28% would not have been in favor to leave.

Woodenpints answered my question, and yeah seems it was more heavily age group based than that poll made out. 75% of 18-25.
Oh well, maye it will teach the youngsters to bother to show up to vote next time.

But this is the thing. It was a binary vote. First over the half way mark took all.

Not voting is voting for the winner. So 66% were happy to come out of the EU or didn't care either way.

It's always funny when these arguments come out. I meant labour voters have been Banging on for a year now that the Tories only got 37% of the vote so should not have a majority, but had no issues when labour had a much larger working majority on just 36% of the vote.

It's this only bothered when it goes against them stance that makes it all so whiney.

You're completely misunderstanding what I'm saying. I'm telling you those questions would be there regardless of the referendum.

You're also assuming it's only those people who voted 'leave' who are making these queries...

Except they're the ones who have to deal with the changes the most so essentially they have more right to a say than anyone else, explain why they shouldn't have a say in their freedom of movement and overseas job opportunities in future being closed off for a start? Ignorance is not from no experience it's from refusal to see things from many angles.

77,000 fraudulent signatures have been removed, which have been known to have been added by hackers, and they're saying they will remove any others that are fraudulent. The number stands at 3.3 million at the moment.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/eu-referendum-brexit-petition-second-fraud-investigation-latest-results-signatures-a7104416.html

"no experience it's from refusal to see things from many angles"

And the many angles would come from experience. You have your opinion and i will have mine, leave it at that.

No they come from being open minded and educating yourself, experience is an illusionary term as times change and now days a lot faster then before, many people have experience but are ignorant of different angles as a number of cases their experience is from one angle. Having an opinion also doesn't mean it can't be challenged and I tell people if they don't like their opinion being challenged don't air it.