A 2nd referendum

[Guppy 4 England]

What a pointless idea. For a start the way we vote has no bearing on what government will do, there is already talk that if we action article 50 without a parliamentary vote solicitors will object to it and will the politicians vote the same way the people did. Doubtful.

 

Were still in the EU and still will be in two years. Regardless of what we actually want.

[kevin_struggles]

Probably a hypothetical question but if there was to be a 2nd referendum would you change the way you voted. I voted Brexit but feel conned and would certainly vote remain if there was a re run.

 

What would you vote in a 2nd referendum? Would you change your mind after what you know now?

 

Im interested to know why you think you were conned, considering that no negotiations have taken place yet so nobody knows what deals will be done and considering that we haven't actually left yet so nobody yet knows what it will be like when we leave what has or hasn't happened that you were expecting?

 

I would vote leave again because I knew what I was voting for the first time.

[Jacko51]

I would vote leave again because I knew what I was voting for the first time.

 

You should tell Boris because he seems to have no idea!!

[Bea Smith]

As we now have 3 parties with no effective leader, and I say that with no disrespect to JC who has been stabbed in the back by Labour MPs who will regret it when they are deselected by real Labour party members, then perhaps time for a new party

 

THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC EUROPE PARTY

 

Policies - Environment first, climate change given priority

Stay in EU but get it reformed quickly, some border controls whilst refugee/terror problems remain

 

UK and all other populations try to limit to reasonable population density - so immigration allowed but matched to needs and emigration

 

Seperation of EU from NATO and no further expansion to provoke Russia

EU projects to involve full co-operation on workers rights, health and safety, minimum wages etc.

 

Global companies to pay proper taxes. An end to TTIP and similar deals with US.

 

By the way, Farage was almost certainly told to go by 'the establishment' who might well have told him that 3rd time lucky for them would apply after his airplane and car 'accidents'.

[Jacko51]

 

By the way, Farage was almost certainly told to go by 'the establishment' who might well have told him that 3rd time lucky for them would apply after his airplane and car 'accidents'.

 

Are you serious?

[For Us All]

I'd vote Brexit again.

[Paul6754]

I would still vote remain, if I could have voted. I strongly suspect many leave voters would change and vote remain now it's clear the pack of lies used to miss sell the leave campaign and the realization that statements like "I've got my country back" align directly with the politics of a certain Donald Trump.

[Bea Smith]

I'd vote Brexit again.

 

What a surprise.

[TheJoker]

I would still vote remain, if I could have voted. I strongly suspect many leave voters would change and vote remain now it's clear the pack of lies used to miss sell the leave campaign and the realization that statements like "I've got my country back" align directly with the politics of a certain Donald Trump.

 

In a nutshell.

[grebovale]

For what it's worth I would still vote out,

I arnt bothered that Farage and Boris have gone my vote still stands.the EU as become a dictatorship,makes my blood boil when they say we cannot talk to country's individually about trade

[Jacko51]

I wonder if those who voted to give Cameron a kicking would actually vote again?

[cheeky]

I'd stick with my remain vote, no question.

[Regal Beagle]

I'm glad the majority did not fall for the lies of the remain camp.

 

Ironic that the people who claim that we were all lied too are the same ones who were taken in by the lies of the remain camp.

 

I'd vote exit again and I'm still absolutely delighted that the UK won.

[cheeky]

Lies like the £350m to the NHS?

[Jacko51]

Lies like the £350m to the NHS?

 

And the massive reduction in immigration?