The Peoples Vote March (Bollocks to Brexit)

[Rolluplostinspace]

Pessimism knows no bounds.

How about this? Let's wait and see what happens, before jumping to various probably mostly unfounded conclusions.

One thing is for sure. We haven't done that well with being in the EU, so now time to take a different tack.

The rules are all our goods going into the EU will be sanctioned .... cost more because we won't be part of the union.
All goods coming in from the EU will cost more because of sanctions.
The captains of Brexit are saying our standard of living will drop maybe for fifty years.
The captains of Brexit are moving all their money to Europe because it's better there.
It's the captains of Brexit that are being pessimistic.
We will have no say anywhere in the world regarding trade and economics unlike now where we have been in thde top three countries making the rules and writing the laws.
India China America will not be changing their laws for us or allowing us to change them.

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This country has rapidly become the laughing stock of Europe.

Is this the EU's fault?


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[banana chewits]

I was just wondering...

So those that voted for Brexit aren't really worried about the collapse of the pound and the risings of prices in the supermarkets etc?

You are thick enough to think that in the event of a no deal that things will magically improve?

You think that Ireland should suffer for your nasty racist whims as well?

Ireland has done very well out of the EU, unlike the UK.

Referendums should be final, so no second one or more. Otherwise what's the point, because the politicians will just keep holding them until they get the result they want.

And it's unlikely the pound will collapse, and even if it does it will recover in time just like share prices usually do.

But reading between the lines, politicians are just prolonging the process and watering it down, so in the end it will be a waste of time.

And in the meantime it's cost the taxpayer a shed load of money for not honoring a democratic vote by the electorate.

wales & cornwall have done very well out of the eu.

[Guest]

I was just wondering...

So those that voted for Brexit aren't really worried about the collapse of the pound and the risings of prices in the supermarkets etc?

You are thick enough to think that in the event of a no deal that things will magically improve?

You think that Ireland should suffer for your nasty racist whims as well?

Ireland has done very well out of the EU, unlike the UK.

Referendums should be final, so no second one or more. Otherwise what's the point, because the politicians will just keep holding them until they get the result they want.

And it's unlikely the pound will collapse, and even if it does it will recover in time just like share prices usually do.

But reading between the lines, politicians are just prolonging the process and watering it down, so in the end it will be a waste of time.

And in the meantime it's cost the taxpayer a shed load of money for not honoring a democratic vote by the electorate.

wales & cornwall have done very well out of the eu.

...do go on..

They are net contributors of course but do go on...

[Markey mark]

People march last Saturday,so what it doesn’t take away the fact that more people voted to leave than remain

[LordRaven]

People march last Saturday,so what it doesn’t take away the fact that more people voted to leave than remain

And a lot have now changed their minds

[jra]

Pessimism knows no bounds.

How about this? Let's wait and see what happens, before jumping to various probably mostly unfounded conclusions.

One thing is for sure. We haven't done that well with being in the EU, so now time to take a different tack.

The rules are all our goods going into the EU will be sanctioned .... cost more because we won't be part of the union.
All goods coming in from the EU will cost more because of sanctions.
The captains of Brexit are saying our standard of living will drop maybe for fifty years.
The captains of Brexit are moving all their money to Europe because it's better there.
It's the captains of Brexit that are being pessimistic.
We will have no say anywhere in the world regarding trade and economics unlike now where we have been in thde top three countries making the rules and writing the laws.
India China America will not be changing their laws for us or allowing us to change them.

Doom monger or what. We'll be OK out of the EU at least in the long run and I mean in the next few years, not fifty.

You really do underestimate the status of the UK around the world.

We will still be permanent members of the UN security council, still be members of NATO, our closest allie will still the United States, we' will still have the second most powerful military in the world in terms of training and technology (fifth if you're just taking expenditure into account) and we will still have nuclear capability. We can still set up new trade agreements with other EU countries, like back in the EEC days.

[jra]

People march last Saturday,so what it doesn’t take away the fact that more people voted to leave than remain

And a lot have now changed their minds

Too late. Maybe they should have made the correct decision in the first place and a referendum should be legally binding.

[Stooo]

Pessimism knows no bounds.

How about this? Let's wait and see what happens, before jumping to various probably mostly unfounded conclusions.

One thing is for sure. We haven't done that well with being in the EU, so now time to take a different tack.

The rules are all our goods going into the EU will be sanctioned .... cost more because we won't be part of the union.
All goods coming in from the EU will cost more because of sanctions.
The captains of Brexit are saying our standard of living will drop maybe for fifty years.
The captains of Brexit are moving all their money to Europe because it's better there.
It's the captains of Brexit that are being pessimistic.
We will have no say anywhere in the world regarding trade and economics unlike now where we have been in thde top three countries making the rules and writing the laws.
India China America will not be changing their laws for us or allowing us to change them.

Doom monger or what. We'll be OK out of the EU at least in the long run and I mean in the next few years, not fifty.

You really do underestimate the status of the UK around the world.

We will still be permanent members of the UN security council, still be members of NATO, our closest allie will still the United States, we' will still have the second most powerful military in the world in terms of training and technology (fifth if you're just taking expenditure into account) and we will still have nuclear capability. We can still set up new trade agreements with other EU countries, like back in the EEC days.

What is our status?

Around 40% of our trans-euro industries are buggering off next month. The good news is that the other 60% are hanging around to hoover up cash from a destroyed economy. We are at 95% of a deal from a government that doesn't lie, the only problem is the Irish border; yeah right...

[LordRaven]

People march last Saturday,so what it doesn’t take away the fact that more people voted to leave than remain

And a lot have now changed their minds

Too late. Maybe they should have made the correct decision in the first place and a referendum should be legally binding.

Many are rueing their having voted Leave, they feel they were misled and lied to.

[Stooo]

People march last Saturday,so what it doesn’t take away the fact that more people voted to leave than remain

And a lot have now changed their minds

Too late. Maybe they should have made the correct decision in the first place and a referendum should be legally binding.

If it's not legally binding then it's an opinion poll backed up by false promises. Yeah but the fish...

[Guest]

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Do you think it's democratic that 17 million people who voted leave, have that vote disregarded then rollup?

[Guest]

People march last Saturday,so what it doesn’t take away the fact that more people voted to leave than remain

And a lot have now changed their minds

A few of you keep saying that a lot have changed their minds! How do you know this, who told you, the left wing press?
The people I've spoken to who voted leave still want to leave. Not one of them have said they've changed their minds.
A couple of you on here daily repeating that mantra doesn't make it fact.

[Guest]

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Do you think it's democratic that 17 million people who voted leave, have that vote disregarded then rollup?

If it is not right for the country now and in the future and people’s decisions which way to vote were based on lies then yes it should be disregarded