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Yet in the Brexit case, there was a ton of money on the Remain side, too. So...
by basseq 10y ago
Yet in the Brexit case, there was a ton of money on the Remain side, too. So...
- whamlastxmas 10y agoHow does that invalidate anything I said? All it really points out is that both sides had lots of money invested, and one of the sides didn't get the anticipated outcome. This happens every election in the US due to the two party system.
- tomp 10y agoSo you're saying that both Remain and Leave winning would support your theory? This means your theory has no value... Look, it's really simple. People are only "easily" swayed because they have limited choice (and, even these two choices are usually the same, unless they're Trump, Bernie or Corbyn). UK and US are structured so that two parties dominate; many other countries have a multi-party system, so people can have their voices heard even by voting a non-winning party.