> I argue that it's still unethical and fails the basic principle of democracy, though. this is the very much the norm for democracies off the top of my head:

> I argue that it's still unethical and fails the basic principle of democracy, though. this is the very much the norm for democracies off the top of my head: Ireland won't let EU citizens vote in referendums (or for president), France won't let EU citizens vote for president (and so-on) > We were talking about the vote being denied to UK citizens abroad too - UK citizens affected by Brexit who had no say. the franchise is still quite generous (you can vote for 15 years without being resident) (anecdotally... everyone I know that voted from abroad voted Leave)