[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

If the benefit of being in the single market exceeds £7.4 billion (spoiler: it does) then this figure is utterly irrelevant. Any benefit of leaving is based on the flimsy assumption that we will be able to secure lucrative trade deals that will equal the single market in terms of economic benefit (spoiler: we won't).

stop making things up

if you are saying 7.4 billion quid is irrelevant you need to reread what ever website you just looked up

[reece(:]

It's a scream how a people's vote gets such backlash yet the snap election was brushed over

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by reece(:

It's a scream how a people's vote gets such backlash yet the snap election was brushed over

well that election is part of our democratic process and was done accordingly

re running a referendum because some people did not like to be wrong is not comparable and the fact that it would wield a similar result is the worst kind of masochism

[Twosugars]

the ref was only advisory and the result far too close to decide something that important
Farage himself said before the ref that a close defeat would not close the matter and he was right

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

the ref was only advisory and the result far too close to decide something that important
Farage himself said before the ref that a close defeat would not close the matter and he was right

I am sorry but that does not make sense

votes are not abandoned because they are close, its first past the post

The turnout was huge and the result was conclusive. I take it you did not make this point at the last 4 elections in the UK?

[bots]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I am sorry but that does not make sense

votes are not abandoned because they are close, its first past the post

The turnout was huge and the result was conclusive. I take it you did not make this point at the last 4 elections in the UK?

it does make sense in the context that a ref is advisory where an election is legally binding. Farage was prepared to continue the fight and push for a new ref if he lost .... he said exactly that, so why is it such a shock that the side that lost in the ref want it run again?

There is nothing to say that there is a limit on number of refs, no-one stated that the ref wouldnt happen again (only the SNP made that pledge for the indy ref)

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it does make sense in the context that a ref is advisory where an election is legally binding. Farage was prepared to continue the fight and push for a new ref if he lost .... he said exactly that, so why is it such a shock that the side that lost in the ref want it run again?

There is nothing to say that there is a limit on number of refs, no-one stated that the ref wouldnt happen again (only the SNP made that pledge for the indy ref)

Sorry what "side" are you referring to - who are they as the the politicians for the two main parties voted to support Brexit

[Withano]

Originally Posted by arista

There has been loads of New Polls taken
no one wants a 2nd vote


They just want to get past the date of 29th March 2019 11PM


This is NOTHING like you had in your nation
this is more serious

Wrong. Nice try, fake news.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

stop making things up



if you are saying 7.4 billion quid is irrelevant you need to reread what ever website you just looked up

A "saving" of 7.4 billion is irrelevant if the changes made to secure that "saving" in themselves cost more than 7.4 billion.

You're a businessman of sorts LT, I have to assume that you know the difference between a gross and net saving? I hope so anyway or the taxman is going to be very annoyed at your next audit .

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

A "saving" of 7.4 billion is irrelevant if the changes made to secure that "saving" in themselves cost more than 7.4 billion.

You're a businessman of sorts LT, I have to assume that you know the difference between a gross and net saving? I hope so anyway or the taxman is going to be very annoyed at your next audit .

LT to publish his tax return?

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

well that election is part of our democratic process and was done accordingly

re running a referendum because some people did not like to be wrong is not comparable and the fact that it would wield a similar result is the worst kind of masochism

Well not really, people voted to leave, but they didn’t vote for a hard or soft Brexit or no deal either, if those options were included in the first place there’s have been a different outcome all together, leavers don’t want a people’s vote now because the leave vote would be split and they know they’d lose

[Livia]

Has anyone on here ever met anyone who voted to leave the EU, and now wants another referendum?

No, neither have I.

[Braden]

Well, I haven't met Isabel Oakeshott but she said as such on Question Time. Ironically, Nigel Farage even warmed to a second referendum at one point.

Not saying I necessarily agree with a second referendum, but there is certainly demand from some Leave voters to have another say because what they voted for the first time isn't what they expected to happen. Not to mention those like Oakeshott and Farage who want the second referendum because they're confident Leave will win again.

[Mystic Mock]

We should go with a soft Brexit imo.

I'm honestly amazed at how 48.6% I think it was have been ignored by the Tory party and are deliberately aiming for a hard Brexit.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Livia

Has anyone on here ever met anyone who voted to leave the EU, and now wants another referendum?

No, neither have I.

People don't like to admit that they made a mistake or voted in ignorance but that doesn't mean they wouldn't vote differently in a second referendum when no one can see which box they're ticking.

If you're right then there's no "risk" to leave voters in having a second vote, as the result will stay the same. Its surely that simple. The anger and incredulity about the idea of a second vote suggests, to me, that those who still want Brexit to go ahead think there IS a risk of the vote going differently.

[arista]

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[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

all the environment protections, workers rights
some "businessmen" here would prefer a return of 19th century capitalism
sad thing is that some working classes have been bamboozled to go along with it, turkeys voting for Christmas

Bingo... I made the same points here during the referendum let's see what happens now shall we?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Bingo... I made the same points here during the referendum let's see what happens now shall we?

they are not points

they are unsubstantiated subjective conjecture

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

The British Chambers of Commerce has estimated that the annual cost to the UK of EU regulation is £7.4 billion squid.

Its a bit like the scots arguing against London rule

We have out own numpties who can stitch us up politically so why do we need other twats from other countries?

I do know the EU has overturned some of our tariffs for criminals and given some lesser sentences which imo was wrong, so that is one reason people might want out. They have no right dictating how much time our criminals serve.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Trump thinks that Boris and Nigel will join forces

[bots]

i don't think anyone would be overly fussed if the EU had remained a common market, the body that we actually joined. The problem is that the EU morphed in to a political organisation insisting on ever tighter integration of member countries. Return it to a common market and ask the people again

[arista]

[Tom4784]

The only thing the Brexit Party is fighting for is to keep Nigel Farage 'relevant'. His big attempt at becoming a US political pundit failed, living in Trump's arsehole failed and now he's back here rinsing gullible people for their coins.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

they are not points

they are unsubstantiated subjective conjecture

Well unfortunately that's all anyone has LT. .. from you and I to the folks in the commons, nobody knows jack shiz.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

The only thing the Brexit Party is fighting for is to keep Nigel Farage 'relevant'. His big attempt at becoming a US political pundit failed, living in Trump's arsehole failed and now he's back here rinsing gullible people for their coins.

Fake news, unsubstantiated claims