CLEAN : Brexit protesters picnic as parliament rejects second vote

The video discusses the non-binding nature of a referendum and the importance of minority rights in democracy. It emphasizes the need for a parliamentary vote and public involvement to express dissatisfaction with the current situation. The speaker highlights the importance of continuing to argue for change and the potential for a second referendum.

Why is the government not required to follow the referendum results?

• It was a public opinion poll.

• It was a government mandate.

• It was a unanimous decision.

• It was not legally binding.

What is a key feature of the Anglo-Saxon model of democracy?

• Majority rule without exceptions.

• Referendums are always binding.

• Minority rights are protected.

• Decisions are made by a single leader.

What right do minorities have according to the speaker?

• To remain silent.

• To argue for becoming the majority.

• To hold a separate referendum.

• To veto majority decisions.

What action does the speaker hope for regarding the referendum?

• A government mandate.

• A second referendum.

• A parliamentary vote.

• A public protest.

Why is it important for people to show they care, according to the speaker?

• To ensure a second referendum.

• To demonstrate dissatisfaction.

• To support the majority decision.

• To influence international opinion.