Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker4: Time for a people's vote!
Speaker6: We had one
Speaker4: Speaker6, we were ill informed. Now we know what the deal is we can make a true decision.
Speaker5: Speaker4 ya , but look what happened last time 🙁
Speaker1: I think we’ve already been shown that the public should not be trusted with any important decisions.
Speaker6: Speaker4, you may have been ill informed and voted to remain. I was not ill informed.
Speaker3: We had one get over it
Speaker7: Politicians cant be trusted to do what the people ask don’t you mean??
Speaker2: Speaker1, one of the stupidest comments Ive ever read
Speaker4: Speaker1, exactly
Speaker4: If people still vote to leave, the course of action doesn't change. But if people vote to stay, it changes everything.
Speaker6: Speaker1 ... ah the EU approach to democracy. Do what you are told. And yet we are leaving
Speaker1: Speaker4 you can admit to being ill informed. I knew exactly what I voted for.
Speaker4: Surely we should have a choice, knowing the facts.
Speaker5: We shouldn't need a people's vote. Parliament should vote down the deal and vote to cancel article 50 and remain in the EU. Parliament is sovereign (despite the leavers trying to tell you otherwise as an EU member).
Speaker2: Over 17 million did have you been under a rock
Speaker3: Speaker1, but they didn’t know what they were deciding on! Apparently the government didn’t either
Speaker6:  Gone too far unfortunately and way too much damage has been done. 
Speaker6: We need may gone and labour in power to sort this country out with no deal brexit because that crock she's sorted is horrific
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 thinks there should be another Brexit vote as the people were ill informed the first time.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are going to church on Sunday. Speaker1 has to put on a coat and tie.