Did ya? Are you glad you did??

[Mottie]

And don’t forget Italy. The EU have that thorn in their side. https://moneyweek.com/497889/italy-stands-up-to-the-eu/
Let’s face it, the EU is doomed and I’d be surprised if it all hasn’t collapsed within the next decade so what will the remainers be saying then? We'll be trading well with the rest of the world and they’ll all be cutting each other’s throats.

 

[Ihavenojob]

I do. They had a responsibility, which they ignored.

Feckin 'ell, you spout this & have the temerity to call me stupid?

 

[Ian H]

I voted out, should have voted remain.

I can’t see value in the £267million a week. Why not just have free trade and movement without the huge fee? (I’ve said more in the Norway thread).

But I would now vote Remain because of Boris and the other Leave Conservatives showing themselfs as a clueless set of ****wits. ‘Brexit will be easy’, go on then you dicks, sort it out. They had no plan from the start.

Britain are the 8th biggest manufacturer and 5th? biggest economy in the world. I think they could have negotiated access to the single market in exchange for the free movement of people without the £267million weekly fee if all the politicians had worked together rather than fought together.

 

[Mottie]

I do. They had a responsibility, which they ignored.

What a ****. I wonder how he has been voting in general elections since he was eligible or perhaps he had no responsibility then?

 

[transam]

What a ****. I wonder how he has been voting in general elections since he was eligible or perhaps he had no responsibility then?

Ban all shed is a nasty piece of work always has been

The nearer we get to March 2019 the nastier he will
Get

 

[durhamplumber]

I voted Brexit.No regrets.The UK will be better off.out.Naive to think the Eu would do any other than make an example out of us so no one follows.Common sense.Might take a change of PM but brexit will happen.

 

[durhamplumber]

I do. They had a responsibility, which they ignored.

The only responsibility was to vote.Which i took.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Wow.

Incredible how upset some people get when you remind them that voting carries responsibilities.

It's almost as if they secretly realise they ****ed up.

 

[durhamplumber]

It all may be taken out of the Public's hands anyway?

Spain is grumbling.

Various countries are eyeing up fishing right ?

Now the "PRESENT" biggie? will the proposals get past Parliament? [see the DUP Et-All] for more details?

I think the PM will go..Possible general election.More chaos.But lash on and Leave EU...

 

[durhamplumber]

Wow.

Incredible how upset some people get when you remind them that voting carries responsibilities.

It's almost as if they secretly realise they ****ed up.

Democracy.vote for what you wish.Secret ballot dude...owe no explanations to anyone.What are these "responsibilities"you go on about.

 

[durhamplumber]

think Britain is stronger financially remaining but like said above, I'd rather we left cleanly that what Teresa May has come up with so far. Necessity is the mother of all inventions, am sure things will be ok, eventually.

Indeed..Wish everyone would grow a pair

 

[ban-all-sheds]

What are these "responsibilities"you go on about.

Being properly informed and voting on the basis of knowledge and facts, not random stuff you've made up, or allowed others to make up and tip into your febrile mind.

 

[Yafo]

I voted to remain.

Nobody could demonstrate any advantage of leaving, and they still can't. In fact the goal posts are moving that much everybody is accepting now that we will be worse off by leaving, nobody is even pretending there will be any advantages.

My childrens future is important to me

 

[motorbiking]

Voted out, might vote remain if ref2 came up, only because I'm fed up with it. Out will take a long time, the deal on the table could have been better. This deal won't be the final deal, we will be making changes for the next 20 years.

I'm not sure I could vote in, on the basis that we tried to leave and it was made too painful.
- I voted out, because there are no longer starter jobs for young people in the UK and I have 2 kids.. I look at the breaks I got and they aren't there any more.
- I also think the EU in terms of where it was heading was not for me or any country not in the Euro.
- Lastly, the idea of a trade club where a few pay all the membership fees and the membership fees get p***ed up the wall doesn't sound right in a global 21st century world.

 

[durhamplumber]

Being properly informed and voting on the basis of knowledge and facts, not random stuff you've made up, or allowed others to make up and tip into your febrile mind.

Economics and poiltics is not an exact science,everyone has different ideas,needs,desires,etc.Mr Sheds,you are not the leading authority on the planet on EU!!Febrile?....does not even make sense