What do we want? People's vote. When do we want it? Now.
This is normal people just saying what we're doing now is not right. And we need to go
back to the people and do it again.
Excuse me, lost my beloved.
We have got even the ones who voted to leave,
this what we've got now, is not what they voted for either.
It's the far-right of those people who are getting what they want. A few people, with
the loudest voices.
Y-M-C-A
Stop Brexit.
What do we want? People's vote. When do we want it? Now.
I wonder if this can translate into a majority in a second referendum. We're surrounded by
people who think the way we do but there's a lot of people in Britain who aren't here,
there's a lot of people not signing that petition.
I'm snowed under. Do you think any of them are taking the consideration? The work I've
got to do after they've all gone home. No. Not one of them has come up and went 'thank
you for doing a good job mate'. I don't want no appreciation, a little handshake every
now and then. 'Cheers mate, I appreciate your hard work'. Don't get nothing off of them.
So why should I vote for them?
So would you back a second referendum then?
Yeah, just to see how it turns out.
If it don't turn out then, you know, chuck them back in the deep end.
Can I have two please? - Two, what colours? - I don't know, give me pink and orange.
How is business today mate? Not the best, a lot of old people not interested
in making a noise. Too civilised.
It wasn't, the blame that's been put on the EU is actually misplaced and should have been
put on our government and all the governments, the previous governments. They have all neglected
the north, they've neglected the NHS, they've neglected education. I understand their anger,
I am from the north and I would say put that blame where the blame is, which is our own
government, not the EU. Infact the EU have done more to protect our nation than our own
government.
There's new kinds of party and it's time people woke up and realised just what's going wrong
in our society. Because in ten, 15, 20 years on we'll all be saying 'why didn't we do something
about it?'. And we'll have to do the whole Blair, Brown thing all over again.
A description of how everyone feels about most things these days, I think.
So it's not just Brexit. Not just Brexit. Certainty is overrated.
I fall on the side of lets not go, but I think that the whole process and every side of it
has been spoiled by people being too sure and not listening to anyone else.
What's going on? Well that's a very good question mate, if I had the answer to that I wouldn't
have to come on this March would I? If I knew what was happening. Nobody knows what's happening,
that's why we're here. I don't support a people's vote, I think it
would be divisive. I would prefer, rather than have a referendum, that we have a people's
assembly. So that we can debate the issues, we can all have our voices heard and come
to a decision through deliberation. Rather than a one-day winner takes all referendum
because what we need to get out of this is some kind of consensus, and the people's assembly
would start the process of bringing people back together again.
I think one of the genuine problems is I don't know how you carry a referendum that isn't
one or the other. Yet it feels like that's what we need, it feels like we need the people
who want to come out as quickly as possible deserve an option, the people who say actually
May's done the best she can and they deserve a voice. And then those of us who felt our
future is properly in Europe we feel we deserve a voice as well. So how do you safely conduct
a three option ballot. I don't know how to do that. And what I'm impressed by is places
like Ireland, where they've had the referendum and they've made them processes that worked
out how to pose the question and then get an answer that people can accept.
We need the public to get together and have five strong speakers, public can stand behind
them and agree with what these speakers are doing, not what these MPs are doing.
If I wanted to get a Kinder Egg and people left Brexit it cost one pound and then it
might be ten pounds.
One million. One million people. One million no, it's two million.
No no no, it's from internet. No, no. Internet no, look, Marble Arch, to
Big Ben. It's too much. Look, everybody tired. Everybody tired, the legs.
We are not going home, we are not going home. We don't care how late it is.
I'm trying to find the next collective of people that have some music.
Police can only turn off so many sound systems.
We want a people's vote, we want a people's vote now.