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[Politics] Brexit

If there was a second Brexit referendum how would you vote?

  • Total voters
    1,081






spence

spence

British and Proud
Oct 15, 2014
9,814
Crawley
Smiling, excited,proud
 


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cjd

Well-known member
Jun 22, 2006
6,102
La Rochelle
Triggaaar said:
The same as every general election I'd have thought.
Again, the same as most general elections. Parties always lie and tell us how much better it will be if we vote for them, and voters have to make their best guess, when we don't have all the facts. I don't see how this is any different.
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Yes, I,m well aware that in General Elections, politicians tell you what they want to do and sometimes/often fail to carry out those policies. The answer is to tackle your MP in his constituency or vote him OUT 5 years later.

This "In/Out" vote was final if we voted Out. We needed the truth, not a web of lies and deceit.

We cannot now 'change our minds'.....huge difference.
 




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Brovion

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Jul 6, 2003
19,356
BrickTamland said:
Old people suck
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Why are you saying that? Because most old people were for Brexit? We were young once and we voted FOR the EEC (as it was then) when older heads said it was just a capitalist club. We've learnt a lot in the last forty-odd years, so my three words are:

You are welcome! :)
 




pb21

pb21

Well-known member
Apr 23, 2010
6,280
Biscuit said:
Incorrect. You said Remainers are calling the result umdemocratic. Could you please back that up with evidence please?
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Well to be fair only 37% of the electorate voted for it.

The other almost two-thirds of people didn't.

Still that's how it goes.
 




The Maharajah of Sydney

The Maharajah of Sydney

Well-known member
Jul 7, 2003
1,366
Sydney .
Hamilton said:
Interesting conversation with the brand director here at work. He's looking at it from a 'brand Britain' point of view, and whilst true that many on the right in Europe may well have enjoyed the Brexit vote, the centre and left, both in Europe and outside of Europe will be viewing Britain very negatively. We'll need to see how the Dow reacts at 2.30pm, and what the implications for change come October/November if Article 50 is invoked. Should that tip other economies into recession, the Britain will not be viewed positively by other nations. The media outside of the UK has carried stories of leaders advising Britain to remain in the Uk because the potential damage caused by leading could have ramifications for more than just Britain. At a time when we'll want to trade with the rest of the world, we'll also have to manage a damaged brand. I'm still assessing this position, but it was an interesting thought. It's just one of the challenges we'll have to find a way of surmounting as we move forward.[/Q

No need to wait until then.
Down 3% at the moment (Futures)
S & P down 3.5%
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SIMMO SAYS

SIMMO SAYS

Well-known member
Jul 31, 2012
11,715
Incommunicado
Having survived through the three day weeks in the seventies/IRA bombings/petrol shortages/Maggie Thatcher/Falklands War/Iraq War/Afgan War and any other amount of wars/London Bombings/ MP's ripping us off/Euro MP's ripping us off I think I may survive the vote to leave:)
 


























Hillian1

Hillian1

( . ) ( . )
Jul 15, 2010
15,364
Struggling for breath at the top of the stairs
BUTTERBALL said:
It's like saying we will carry on playing a football match when the whistle has blown because the losing team don't like the result. It won't happen, democracy has prevailed.
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As much as I agree, Farrage was saying exactly the same before yesterday.
 


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