[Smithy]

What did you vote Vicky?

[Vicky.]

I voted remain in the end. But tbh, I was probably as misinformed as near everyone else! It wasn't until afterwards that I developed an obsession with reading stuff about the EU and basically voted on a 'better the devil you know' kind of way rather than anything else. If I knew then what I do now, there would have been absolutely no question of my vote and I would have felt a lot more..secure in it.

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

I voted remain in the end. But tbh, I was probably as misinformed as near everyone else! It wasn't until afterwards that I developed an obsession with reading stuff about the EU and basically voted on a 'better the devil you know' kind of way rather than anything else. If I knew then what I do now, there would have been absolutely no question of my vote and I would have felt a lot more..secure in it.

I imagine there’s a lot of people in the exact same boat that voted leave

[Glenn.]

Whatever law we want to?

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

Whatever law we want to?

Such as?

Give an example of a law you want

[user104658]

Or better yet an example of a law we can't make currently? Because the idea that we can't make domestic laws is false.

[Cherie]

we can unbend the non bendy banana law yay!

[Tom4784]

A lot of leavers tend to believe that their version of Brexit is the brexit that everyone wants. The problem is that no one can truly say what kind of Brexit people want because we were only asked if we wanted to leave, not how we wanted to leave.

Brexit as it stands is impossible to deliver to satisfaction because there's no consensus, even among the leavers of what they want.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

A lot of leavers tend to believe that their version of Brexit is the brexit that everyone wants. The problem is that no one can truly say what kind of Brexit people want because we were only asked if we wanted to leave, not how we wanted to leave.

Brexit as it stands is impossible to deliver to satisfaction because there's no consensus, even among the leavers of what they want.

This 100%.

It's why I do really think that a second referendum should happen on what kind of Brexit people want at the very least.