1.4M new voters would be newly eligible to vote. Why should they be disenfranchised for a long time when they have to face the consequences for much of their l

1.4M new voters would be newly eligible to vote. Why should they be disenfranchised for a long time when they have to face the consequences for much of their lifetime, unlikely the very old? Not to mention that there is no Brexit in heaven or hell, so the votes of the deceased shouldn't haunt people from their graves. >And you can argue that the facts on the ground have changed, but the powers offering the referendum are the ones changing the facts You mean like the 350 million pounds a year for NHS lie? Or the complete failure of the Brexiteers to offer a decent solution to the Irish border mess? How are those remainer's fault again? What about the fact that the courts have found that the Brexit campaign violated campaign laws, and the reason a new referendum won't be forced is that the vote was non-binding? Sounds like Brexiteers are actually afraid of democracy.