Brexit or Bregret? poll

[anonymous-user]

If for some reason, we got another Brexit vote next week, what would you all do and how does it compare to the original Brexit vote we had?

[anonymous-user]

What about “voted once, not voting again”?

[anonymous-user]

REALIST123 said:

What about “voted once, not voting again”?

Just for you,

[anonymous-user]

ElectricSoup said:

Alex said:

When I voted 10 minutes ago, Remain was winning. Glad to see normal order has been restored.

The Inevitable PH Cavalry Charge of the Nutters has arrived, you're safe. Cry England for Harry and Liz, or something.

I thought a poll would work better as most brexit threads only have the same 5 people fighting constantly. Here they/we/whoever can only vote once,

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Alucidnation said:

El stovey said:

ElectricSoup said:

Alex said:

When I voted 10 minutes ago, Remain was winning. Glad to see normal order has been restored.

The Inevitable PH Cavalry Charge of the Nutters has arrived, you're safe. Cry England for Harry and Liz, or something.

I thought a poll would work better as most brexit threads only have the same 5 people fighting constantly. Here they/we/whoever can only vote once,

But then, carry on the same old bullst argument.

Brilliant idea.

I’ve got no interest in arguing, I’m only posting to keep the thread up for people to vote.

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RacerMDR said:

I find it hugely interesting - that result.

There is no particular gain for a car enthusiast to vote Brexit is there?

I guess it's a small number of voters thus far - but hugely interesting

I find it interesting too, it’s often easy to make assumptions and place more importance on posts we agree with but anonymous polls on here are the best way to get a true feeling about how a range of people think.

The election ones are good also.

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mx5nut said:

djc206 said:

I’m sure if Corbyn wins the next election this place will positively erupt in the internet equivalent of a riot.

Nonsense, I'm sure all the people here who love to tell us how much they respect democracy will stop moaning about him and get behind him to make a success of his leadership

Right?

People were VERY unhappy here when Tony Blair was in charge, it got even worse when Gordon brown took over. Cameron and May (red Tory) are not liked but tolerable.

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mx5nut said:

gooner1 said:

mx5nut said:

But I was told the economy would collapse overnight, public services would grind to a halt and anyone with a few pounds to their name would be fleeing the country if the will of the people elected him.

Sounds very much like what Remainers were predicting would
occur, in the event a certain referendum didn't go their way.

When we end up with a Corbyn government because people ignore all the doom and gloom predictions about him and vote for him anyway, the Brexiteers will reap what they've sowed with the "project fear" nonsense.

Again, it's just a shame that they'll drag the rest of us along with them.

A Corbyn government will likely be driven by voters feeling disenfranchised and ignored by the government and wage stagnation looking for change.

Much like trump and Brexit . The people have spoken etc.

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Integroo said:

I'm shocked. I am a European lawyer and a staunch remainer and the general feel amongst my colleagues and contemporaries is that if we had a second referendum tomorrow, remain would walk it. Truly shocked at the number that would vote Brexit despite the shambles that it is and the cost to society and to individuals.

I’ve been truly shocked at the number that would vote Remain despite the shambles that the EU is and its cost to society and individuals. ( which is why the vote went the way it did, of course.)

But then some have a vested interest.

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dro said:

I was expecting it to be massively for remain considering how much we keep being told that the country has changed it's mind back to staying in.

Not true going by this poll so far, another tantrum inducing thread for the small flock of permanently logged in prolix parrots.

Agreed, there are obviously more leave voters frequenting these Brexit threads.

[anonymous-user]

After thorough and detailed analysis of both sides and coming to the conclusion that I didn't give a damn. I didn't bother and would be highly unlikely to vote again unless there was an incentive to do so.

[anonymous-user]

I am genuinely surprised that PH is a Brexit majority forum.

I would have put money on it being mostly Remain.

[anonymous-user]

Interesting, 4% votes remain would now vote Brexit and Brexit winning by 54% vs 32%. Take back control!

Edited by anonymous-user on Wednesday 10th January 18:23

[anonymous-user]

powerstroke said:

Lord Marylebone said:

I am genuinely surprised that PH is a Brexit majority forum.

I would have put money on it being mostly Remain.

Why ? most car enthusiasts are free thinking and run businesses , manage or hold responsible jobs why would we want to be ruled by an unelected foreign power and fit into a one size fits no one ( apart from the french and germans) European project when we have managed fine on our own for 100s of years
previously its the last 40 years thats been strange and at odds with our culture and stability ...

Going by your criteria and the results wouldn’t you expect more PHers to be remainers?

[anonymous-user]

It's interesting just how many people have voted, there are obviously a lot more people reading the forum than posting in the threads.

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jsf said:

It's interesting just how many people have voted, there are obviously a lot more people reading the forum than posting in the threads.

Yeah it’s great to get some views from the people who don’t normally argue in all the brexit threads. Going by the brexit threads I’d expect it to be more even but clearly there’s way more brexiters on here than remainers,

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sidicks said:

Ignorant tosh. Again.

I work in an industry which has been supported massively by immigrants from across the globe.

Are you trying to tell PH's that if it wasn't for people like your industry we wouldn't have this "problem"

Or that it's ok for you but not anyone else.

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sidicks said:

Ghibli said:

sidicks said:

Ignorant tosh. Again.

I work in an industry which has been supported massively by immigrants from across the globe.

Are you trying to tell PH's that if it wasn't for people like your industry we wouldn't have this "problem"

Or that it's ok for you but not anyone else.

Perhaps you could simply read what I’ve actually written, rather than some weird interpretation?

The claims by the OP are demonstrably bks, that is all.

Supported Massively by immigrants from across the globe.

A different bunch of people maybe.

[anonymous-user]

The ever so balanced Faisal Islam.

[anonymous-user]

We should go hard Brexit and keep all our dosh. Sod France, thanks to global warming we can make our own wine and cheddar is winning all cheese prizes. If we use our money to buy Rover we can make our own cars too.