[Tom4784]

I want a hard brexit so that people can learn to be smarter with their vote in future after they realise how ****ed they are.

That being said, the delicious irony of Leavers getting a soft brexit after buying into May's 'No deal is better than a bad deal' bull**** and ignoring all the u-turns she's done since she's been in power would be quite satisfying too.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I want a hard brexit so that people can learn to be smarter with their vote in future after they realise how ****ed they are.

That being said, the delicious irony of Leavers getting a soft brexit after buying into May's 'No deal is better than a bad deal' bull**** and ignoring all the u-turns she's done since she's been in power would be quite satisfying too.

Thats a bit cutting off ones nose to spite its face though really.

Also it wouldn't change anything. Look at general election results...so many voted Tory to 'get the scroungers', ended up begin affected/due to be affected by ridiculous changes themselves, yet still bought into the 'scroungers' rhetoric and voted for them again This is from experience rather than anything else. 3 of my friends voted Tory believing that the genuine disabled would not be affected by the ridiculous cuts, and 2 of those people have ended up with their (very disabled) parents losing their DLA and magically being cured by ATOS...one of whom has a terminal illness too and is having to go through tribunal, which they probably in all honesty wont even still be alive to see through til the end...

People (on both sides..this is not exclusive to right wing voters) believe whats in the papers too much. Seemingly not realising that most, if not all, papers have their own agenda.