[Humour] Would you vote leave or remain..

[The Clamp]

If the Brexit referendum were held again tomorrow?

Not trying to start a second debate, simply a poll to see if anyone has changed their mind since the one held seven years ago.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Like the way you've tagged it as humour !

 

[Nobby Cybergoat]

If the Brexit referendum were held again tomorrow?

Not trying to start a second debate, simply a poll to see if anyone has changed their mind since the one held seven years ago.

Best of luck with that

 

[elwheelio]

We've only just got into Europe and already some people want to leave.

 

[PeterT]

Before you know it, 52% will be saying that UEFA is corrupt and that we should leave

 

[sparkie]

If the Brexit referendum were held again tomorrow?

Not trying to start a second debate, simply a poll to see if anyone has changed their mind since the one held seven years ago.

For anyone under 25 today it's not about changing their mind.

 

[Icy Gull]

No mind changing here, I was gutted when ”leave” won

 

[Nibbler]

We've been out for three years so far - not long enough to judge Brexit a success or failure. It's a long term project so stick it out and your children / grand children will thank you for it later.

 

[The Clamp]

We've been out for three years so far - not long enough to judge Brexit a success or failure. It's a long term project so stick it out and your children / grand children will thank you for it later.

 

[Blue3]

Blimey there are still people who would vote leaving even though they have lived through the turmoil of Brexit

 

[Arthur]

I would change my mind and vote leave just to piss off all the wankers in this country that clearly can't accept democracy.

 

[The Clamp]

I would change my mind and vote leave just to piss off all the wankers in this country that clearly can't accept democracy.

Brexit is nothing to do with democracy.

 

[Greg Bobkin]

I would change my mind and vote leave just to piss off all the wankers in this country that clearly can't accept democracy.

I think most people accept democracy. They also accept that when, years down the line, something turns out to be a bad idea – or is doing more harm than good – there's no problem getting the public's reaction. That LITERALLY is, democracy, no?

Also, I'm not sure you changing your single vote is really going to 'piss off all the wankers in this country that clearly can't accept democracy'.

 

[Arthur]

Brexit is nothing to do with democracy.

The referendum result then. I'd change my vote to leave to piss off the twats like that berk who stands outside parliament every day. The twats that protested after the vote. The "Not my PM" twats that protested after the last election. Basically anyone who is childish enough to not accept they lost.

 

[A1X]

I would change my mind and vote leave just to piss off all the wankers in this country that clearly can't accept democracy.

"Can't accept democracy" by *checks notes* polling the public on what they think should happen

 

[Silverhatch]

When seeing the politicians who campaigned for Leave - instinctively want to Remain. Even Thatcher knew the economic benefits of membership. It's also better to be on the inside shaping policy.

 

[Arthur]

I think most people accept democracy. They also accept that when, years down the line, something turns out to be a bad idea – or is doing more harm than good – there's no problem getting the public's reaction. That LITERALLY is, democracy, no?

Absolutely. Vote Starmer in and get him to rejoin then. I'd accept the result.

Also, I'm not sure you changing your single vote is really going to 'piss off all the wankers in this country that clearly can't accept democracy'.

Well what is the point of anyone voting then? My vote counts as much as the next mans.

 

[Arthur]

"Can't accept democracy" by *checks notes* polling the public on what they think should happen

We've already done that and the public have spoken.

 

[A1X]

We've already done that and the public have spoken.

And if they want to be in the future they can be asked if they want to change their minds. Democracy doesn't stop just because you get one result you like, democracies allow their citizens if they want to change their minds.

 

[Milano]

I said at the time and I’ll say it again - the Brexit vote should have been open to 16 to 65 year olds, or older if still working. Anyone older/retired had lived the bulk of their lives and Brexit wasn’t going to truly affect them either way.

The whole campaign was based on turning the UK back into 50s/60s Britain. Utter horseshit yet the baby boomers lapped it up from that evil mouth for hire. I don’t blame them, in 15 years time if some campaign made me think of the 80s/90s I’d probably be interested in it as no one wants to get old and everyone thinks their young decades were ace, not because they were better than others but because they were young.