I gravely doubt the loudest of voices will be happy at all, no matter what date is chosen! 
The date/day is just a symbol that is currently being targeted, the loudest voices who are often also the most radical, don't want it moved they want it eradicated.
Do segments of the community really think the wider public is going to accept being subjected to and governed by the whims of a very small number of radicals?
So I have to conclude the lack of action to reel in the loud radicals is a sign real progress isn't the ultimate goal!
If those pushing for change are accepting the voice of the radicals in the short term, as some sort of utilitarian appliance to achieve a goal, then they may be sorely disappointed at the outcome of any referendum. Those tactics might well work in a region where voting is not compulsory, but here I doubt they have a chance! But then again, what should we expect when we keep hearing and seeing that protests discuss sovereignty and constitutional rights, issues copied straight off extremist US websites.
The date/day is just a symbol that is currently being targeted, the loudest voices who are often also the most radical, don't want it moved they want it eradicated.
Do segments of the community really think the wider public is going to accept being subjected to and governed by the whims of a very small number of radicals?
So I have to conclude the lack of action to reel in the loud radicals is a sign real progress isn't the ultimate goal!
If those pushing for change are accepting the voice of the radicals in the short term, as some sort of utilitarian appliance to achieve a goal, then they may be sorely disappointed at the outcome of any referendum. Those tactics might well work in a region where voting is not compulsory, but here I doubt they have a chance! But then again, what should we expect when we keep hearing and seeing that protests discuss sovereignty and constitutional rights, issues copied straight off extremist US websites.
"Ruck, ruck, ruck, ruck ....... Ruck, ruck, ruck, ruck"