[Politics] Brexit

[JC Footy Genius]

Even more certain Leave was the right choice seeing the hysterical undemocratic whining from some on the remain side

 

[Dorset Seagull]

I voted leave because I took the time to research the facts and came to the conclusion it was the best course of action. I may be wrong but at least my conscience is clear that I gave it my best shot.

 

[The Camel]

My mother regrets voting leave.

She actually believed that the £350 million per week would be spent on the NHS. I did tell her at the time she was living in cloudcuckooland if she thought a hard right Tory governement would spend a penny of any money saved from leaving the EU on health care, but she chose to believe Boris, Gove and Farage over me.

They could have waited longer than 90 minutes after the result was known to puncture her illusions.

 

[hampshirebrightonboy]

nothing has happened yet.

Nothing significant, if your not bothered about DC. But just saying some people I know regret the way they voted.

 

[Mo Gosfield]

So you want to leave the Sun reading, uneducated elements of our society, on top of the OAPs who won't be here to fully enjoy the country we're so desperate to create, to the job of deciding what happens to a whole country?

Yeh... I see no flaws in your argument.

Perhaps you ought to examine the thousands of small and medium sized business owners, who are the life-blood of this country, who voted to leave. Just go and ask some of them why they voted as they did. These are the real wealth creators and have their finger on the pulse. They are educated, driven and positive. These are the people looking forward. These are the people that will keep this country on track. You won't hear doom and gloom from these people. Whilst all the hand-wringing and wailing and gnashing of teeth is going on, they are still employing millions of people and paying their taxes in the UK.
Politicians don't create wealth. They squander hard earned money. It amazes me that so many are prepared to put their faith in faceless bureaucrats, who are, first and foremost, paying themselves fortunes and looking after themselves. To trust the political elite in Brussels is misplaced and misguided faith.

 

[hitony]

Regret what?

Exactly!! have I missed something??

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

Exactly!! have I missed something??

Yes a big party....Brighton promoted after a 2nd play off vs Sheffield..some fans got carried away and drank too much in excitement and are now nursing mother hang overs.

 

[Mo Gosfield]

Just one more question to all the remainers on here who are talking as if the world is coming to an end. How many of you run your own businesses? As there is clearly no hope for us, I assume you are going to close down, sell-up or move the business to within the confines of the EU.

 

[daveinprague]

Dont think that there would be any screaming. for a policemen, never mind another referendum if the split was reversed.

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

Nothing significant, if your not bothered about DC. But just saying some people I know regret the way they voted.

leaders are temporary the nation and most importantly it's people (away from the clutches of an EU monster state) will be forever.

 

[dangull]

The break up of the UK and the EU saying they will not give the British a good trade deal like Norway, so to make sure the contagion does not spread to the other 27 countries.

 

[BN9 BHA]

Thought I'd call David Cameron's bluff.

 

[My Name Is Gully]

I know some who wished they had voted OUT instead of remain...........you heard it here first.

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

The break up of the UK and the EU saying they will not give the British a good trade deal like Norway, so to make sure the contagion does not spread to the other 27 countries.

Talk talk and more talk....I agree the UK will probably break up,that will be Scotlands doing,they have and are pushing it for years....

 

[GT49er]

Regrets? I've had a few ... ... ... but all too few to mention ... ... ...

... ... ... but this ain't one of 'em. Still celebrating Independence Day, thank you.

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

I assume this is hypothetical as when you take out Scotland the leavers have an even bigger mandate. Unless I'm reading it wrong. I'm happy for Scotland to do as Scotland wishes. It would just be sad if they left- which I'm sure they now will.

It is and yes the mandate would be far stronger...I agree I want the Scots to stay within the UK....clearly they don't.....part of me even thinks their vote is to undermine us..(that however is pure speculation on my part) but I think we should try to talk to Scotland more....it's tricky....

 

[My Name Is Gully]

fixture - post added nothing new

 

[Blackadder]

Even more certain Leave was the right choice seeing the hysterical undemocratic whining from some on the remain side

Bloody hell mate. It's not a football match. Sounds like you BEAT the remainers and now have bragging rights over them.

I went for Remain but could see other sides of the argument. I don't live in a town that has had been inundated with migrants. You may do.

Just out of interest what points of remaining, did you think "Oh they might have a point there?" ... or was it 100% leave. no good points?

 

[BN9 BHA]

This petition?

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

And all three require blind optimism !

And absolute faith well,B and C do, A can probably be the most likely (hopefully),.