How About Another EU Referendum?
Poll: How About Another EU Referendum?
Total Members Polled: 462
Discussion
Full disclosure: I voted to leave the EU.
However it's pretty clear to me that I was sold a pup by the lying Boris and Reece Mogg etc, but even if it can be done successfully we don't have any talent in Govt to pull it off, therefore if there was another referendum I'd vote to remain.
I wonder how many other other Leavers have changed their mind?
What say you?
However it's pretty clear to me that I was sold a pup by the lying Boris and Reece Mogg etc, but even if it can be done successfully we don't have any talent in Govt to pull it off, therefore if there was another referendum I'd vote to remain.
I wonder how many other other Leavers have changed their mind?
What say you?
I voted remain but no, there shouldn't be another referendum. Our reputation in mainland Europe isn't great and I don't think trying to re-join would be well received or do either side any favours. Our country is already divided since the first one so another referendum would just add more division and take up more time and effort from the government. That time and effort would be better served elsewhere with all of the issues the UK has right now.
toon10 said:
I voted remain but no, there shouldn't be another referendum. Our reputation in mainland Europe isn't great and I don't think trying to re-join would be well received or do either side any favours. Our country is already divided since the first one so another referendum would just add more division and take up more time and effort from the government. That time and effort would be better served elsewhere with all of the issues the UK has right now.
I agree with this.I voted Remain and I believe that Leaving will have (and is having) a negative effect in several different ways but we made our own bed and now we need to lie in it.
Countdown said:
toon10 said:
I voted remain but no, there shouldn't be another referendum. Our reputation in mainland Europe isn't great and I don't think trying to re-join would be well received or do either side any favours. Our country is already divided since the first one so another referendum would just add more division and take up more time and effort from the government. That time and effort would be better served elsewhere with all of the issues the UK has right now.
I agree with this.I voted Remain and I believe that Leaving will have (and is having) a negative effect in several different ways but we made our own bed and now we need to lie in it.
It's not binary.
Johnson and his cabal mentioned, hyped in fact, the Norwegian and Icelandic options, the point being that we could leave FOM without any financial problems. The only downside being we would lose any say in what direction the EU would go.
We do not necessarily have to limit ourselves to either of those routes, but we do need to renegotiate, or rather negotiate, a proper plan to include trading with one of the world's biggest trading blocks.
Brexit is done and that's it. There's no apparent way the EU would let us back in, not without penalties so heavy that it would cost us more. We should forget about that. But agreed change, cooperation and working with the EU is quite possible and would give advantages.
Countdown said:
I agree with this.
I voted Remain and I believe that Leaving will have (and is having) a negative effect in several different ways but we made our own bed and now we need to lie in it.
But you can always change your mind. Brexit is stbed from UK POV. As an EU citizen i haven't even noticed it. There is no hard feelings if you want to join back. Of course UK politics need to be more capable of doing co-operation with EU27. You cant have farage or bojo kind of monkeys in charge.I voted Remain and I believe that Leaving will have (and is having) a negative effect in several different ways but we made our own bed and now we need to lie in it.
Derek Smith said:
Brexit is done and that's it. There's no apparent way the EU would let us back in, not without penalties so heavy that it would cost us more. We should forget about that. But agreed change, cooperation and working with the EU is quite possible and would give advantages.
Biggy Stardust said:
Derek Smith said:
Brexit is done and that's it. There's no apparent way the EU would let us back in, not without penalties so heavy that it would cost us more. We should forget about that. But agreed change, cooperation and working with the EU is quite possible and would give advantages.
There's no need for them to be gentle, kind and considerate. We are competitors now. We stuck two fingers up at them, decided not to negotiate, and now you want them to do what? Not abide by the agreement?
Al Gorithum said:
Full disclosure: I voted to leave the EU.
However it's pretty clear to me that I was sold a pup by the lying Boris and Reece Mogg etc, but even if it can be done successfully we don't have any talent in Govt to pull it off, therefore if there was another referendum I'd vote to remain.
I wonder how many other other Leavers have changed their mind?
What say you?
Ditto.However it's pretty clear to me that I was sold a pup by the lying Boris and Reece Mogg etc, but even if it can be done successfully we don't have any talent in Govt to pull it off, therefore if there was another referendum I'd vote to remain.
I wonder how many other other Leavers have changed their mind?
What say you?
Derek Smith said:
Biggy Stardust said:
Derek Smith said:
Brexit is done and that's it. There's no apparent way the EU would let us back in, not without penalties so heavy that it would cost us more. We should forget about that. But agreed change, cooperation and working with the EU is quite possible and would give advantages.
There's no need for them to be gentle, kind and considerate. We are competitors now. We stuck two fingers up at them, decided not to negotiate, and now you want them to do what? Not abide by the agreement?
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