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How do we fix the Brexit mess? A poll!
Poll coming girlies
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No deal and END it!
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Let the Scots have their independence
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#PeoplesVote
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Cancel it
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You Dirty Sneak, Greg a way of adding your SNP wish to leave England This is more about Scotland |
Send the Scots packing (bye fats) and another election
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No its been going on for 40years if you cancel it We would get a War inside England. |
No deal, sod 'em. We're out of "United States of Europe" and we save BILLIONS that she agreed to give away unnecessarily so win/win.
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It’s looking like it’ll be no deal.
It’s currently in law that we leave on March 29th so if a deal isn’t reached then that’s it. Unless another law was passed to annul that one. Wait to see if the EU crack at the eleventh hour.If not.No dealio. |
2nd ref
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May resigns, a leaver takes over, someone like Boris or David Davis, and they go to the EU and fight for our country.
I don't know if that will fix anything, but it's the best option we have. |
I supppoted Remain through the referendum, have supported EU throughout, supported May's deal as a compromise and now am fully set up for a peoples vote.
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A second referendum is the only real democratic choice, if we vote leave again, we go regardless of if there's a deal in place and if remain wins, then that's that on that for a while.
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Maybe on the planet PlayStation it is. |
^Still unsure how "2019 democracy" is less important than "2016 democracy" in 2019.
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Asking the people what they want at this point will never work, we will just have another round of lies and misinformation, with people making decisions without fully knowing the consequences.
Brexit should be delayed until parliament and the EU can both reach agreement on a brexit deal. Then, once the deal is known, the consequences known and set in stone, the people should be asked if they choose to go with that or remain. If it takes 10 years or more to achieve ... then that's how long it takes. |
I've reluctantly voted 2nd vote in the poll.
I see Mrs May as one of the main problems. She has failed to, and I believe she hasn't the qualities to, heal divisions and bring all together on this. In addition to what I think there. I also have to add I agree with all of bitontheslides post earlier in this thread. |
Out of the options I would vote no deal.
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a 2nd ref would be a disaster and would lead to another win for leave and then what?
It would also undermine any vote in the future an will nevr happen I voted Scotland to leave this English made toxic mess If there ever was a 2nd vote how do you think that would play in Scotland and how would England have reacte3d if we had called for one after our one? exactly have a word with yourselves :rolleyes: |
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2nd ref, well you say another big vote to leave, i'm not sure about that at all, i think more votes to remain i guess |
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we are still part of the EU |
2nd vote and kick Scotland out!
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do another vote! so i can actually vote this time pls!
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I’d be up for kicking Scotland out after we leave.
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Has anyone noticed that it's only people who voted remain who want another referendum?
We need to just leave. All the scaremongering about how we'll... how did Greg put it, in his usual anti-English way... oh yeah, leave us to rot (as if it's just England leaving...). All the foreign exporters will be panicking, wondering who is going to buy their sh1t now? Who will be the first to do a deal with us? Germany, because 1 in every 7 German cars manufactured is sold in the UK? Maybe France? Renault, Pergeot, Champagne, all that cheese the EU can form into a cheese mountain... And I just have to say, we've been treated appallingly by the EU, desperate not to give any other country hope of leaving. |
Come to an agreement that a majority of MPs will support. It only needs to be above 50% - no need for a consensus or anything approaching.
Election won't change anything unless both main parties change their Brexit position, unless the (unlikely) outcome happened of one party getting a big majority then they could probably force through any deal. 2nd Ref would likely be another knife-edge vote (unless leave voters are disillusioned and don't bother to vote) so divisive. The MPs supporting it have convinced themselves it will be a remain result this time, and everything will be okay, but there is a high chance it won't work out like that. No to Scottish independence. That would be adding more chaos to chaos. |
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I think they should hold a series of votes on possible different outcomes - Norway model, Canada+ or whatever, EEA membership, No Deal - and see what has most support. Hold the votes twice if need be including an amended May deal until parliament realises they need to back something and there's a majority |
It might actually be a good thing that May went through with this vote even knowing she would be defeated,because it makes the possibility of no deal a very real scenario.
The margin of defeat tells the EU that the last deal was a definite non starter. The EU don’t want us to leave but they really don’t want no deal. This may bring them back to the table. |
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