Germany wants the UK to remain in the EU

[bernardgreen]

So do half the people in the UK.

Then why did the referendum say the opposite.

 

[JohnD]

It didn't.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

[Swivel-eyed xenophobe nonsense]

Never had you down as one of those.

 

[Bosswhite]

Then why did the referendum say the opposite.

The Referendum was two years ago, circumstances have changed , people have changed their opinions

 

[bernardgreen]

Never had you down as one of those.

[Swivel-eyed xenophobe nonsense]

BAS Stop changing the text in a quote, it is not an ethical way to conduct a discusion.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Then why did the referendum say the opposite.

• 28% couldn't
• 20% didn't
• 25% remain
• 27% leave

 

[bernardgreen]

The Referendum was two years ago, circumstances have changed , people have changed their opinions

Some changes of opinion are without doubt due to the "doom and disaster brigade" of remainers and the frequent false news they promote. Several people I know who voted "remain" have now changed their opinion and consider exit the better option.

 

[bernardgreen]

• 25% remain

• 27% leave

Which is larger, 25 or 27. ?

Those who abstained obviously did not think it important whatever their opinion about the UK being in the EU

 

[JohnD]

false news

remind me, how many million pounds a week extra will be going to the NHS if UK resigns from EU?

 

[Bosswhite]

Some changes of opinion are without doubt due to the "doom and disaster brigade" of remainers and the frequent false news they promote. Several people I know who voted "remain" have now changed their opinion and consider exit the better option.

Over the last two years no one can tell me why leaving is a good option . maybe you could explain ?

 

[ban-all-sheds]

[Swivel-eyed xenophobe nonsense]

BAS Stop changing the text in a quote, it is not an ethical way to conduct a discusion.

https://www.bing.com/search?q=square+brackets+in+quotation

MOD: Please do not falsify quotes, or attempt to supply "justifications" for doing so.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Those who abstained obviously did not think it important whatever their opinion about the UK being in the EU

Those who abstained obviously didn't want to change.

 

[Bosswhite]

Over the last two years no one can tell me why leaving is a good option . maybe you could explain ?

So No is the answer then ?

 

[bernardgreen]

Being tied into a union of countries is OK if that union is stable, but there is no garantee that the EU will remain stable.

Those who abstained obviously didn't want to change.

You spoke to them and saw this obvious desire not to change.

Maybe those you didn't or couldn't speak to were people who wanted exit but did not vote because they felt it was already a lost cause to vote for exit

 

[JohnD]

Being tied into a union of countries is OK if that union is stable, but there is no garantee that the EU will remain stable.

you'll be campaigning to leave the UK, then.