What can we do to stop Brexit?

We live in a democratic state. The (slight) majority made their decision. Right or wrong, we are Leaving

If you want to stop us Leaving, you are going against democracy itself

We can't allow the old people and pub plebs to ruin everything for the young generation. Is there anything we can do to stop brexit?

No. Stop denying democracy. The vote was leave. Blame the 43% of 18-24 year old's that didn't vote and are now whining about it.

Nope, nothing. You'll just have to suck it up, grow up and accept it. Majority rules and Leave won.
Also, the "old people" didn't ruin the future of the young generation. The young generation did it to themselves as about 45% of 18-24 year olds didn't even vote for their own future and are now putting the blame on the elderly who mainly voted Leave.
Remainers are being petty and throwing their toys out the pram because they didn't win.. This is a democracy. Respect the fact that 1.2 million more people wanted to leave rather than remain.

Then we are setting a precedent; each referendum will consist of two rounds; the first a protest vote, the second the actual vote

Its rather silly

If an election takes place and the party that gets elected made a promise that they wouldn't invoke article 50 and would instead opt for the UK to stay in the EU if they got elected, would that party being elected by a majority override the referendum?

Then we are setting a precedent; each referendum will consist of two rounds; the first a protest vote, the second the actual vote

Its rather silly

If an election takes place and the party that gets elected made a promise that they wouldn't invoke article 50 and would instead opt for the UK to stay in the EU if they got elected, would that party being elected by a majority override the referendum?

Firstly, old people did experience the UK out of the EU but most of them who voted out are uncomfortable with immigration and multiculturalism/diversity.

Secondly though most people did vote leave, most of those people regret their decisions.

In theory yes, but in reality you would end up with a far-right UKIP government.

Whats undemocratic about calling a second referendum? I just see it as a massive irony because its clear that more people would turn up to vote and people would have changed their minds hence we get a better idea of the real public opinion

Lets face it, people like Cameron are just scared of right wing brexit lunatics jumping at his throat saying "You democracy hater how dare you!" and so he just says there shouldnt be a second referendum

Its pretty hypocritical because Farage said he would call a second one if remain one.

Oh wait, brexiters are scared people will see sense and vote remain...

You had your chance, you lost. If there were another referendum and you somehow won by 52%, what then? You expect people to accept it when you win and not when you've lost? Bull, there will be riots in the streets for a third referendum and so on and on. Accept the result. Its a GOOD RESULT. You have NO ARGUMENT for staying under the EU bureaucracy.

Lol im not even going to bother with the "its a good result" bit. "EU bureaucracy" guess we should leave the UK too then eh?

Under the basis of a low turnout and the fact that so many were unaware, alongside the deceitful leave campaign, i think theyre all valid reasons for another referendum. No, there wont be another third referendum since it would become the populist view (already is)

Ironically you've shot yourself in the foot, you havent even considered the possibility that leave could win which makes me believe that even you can see that the country is with the remain side making you the undemocratic one