Post Poll - Britain decided to...

Your companies get to sue our government, in secret if any of us exercising our sovereignty, negatively affects their profits. Because, yay.

TBF they are waffley versatile.

Urgh you remoaners are always looking at the negative.

Brexit Britain keeps on winning! Well ignoring some imaginary benefit by doing our own thing, this time with the UKCA pointlessness.

www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/aug/01/uk-eu-safety-mark-brexit-climbdown

52% of us didn't

You know what guys, I have changed my mind and decided that Brexit was indeed a great thing for us to do. If we were in Europe now we would be dealing with heatwaves and fires. Instead we have this lovely constant downpoor instead - marvelous.

I will add that I will never not find it amusing when super lefty people who love Corbyn do mental gymnastics, as bad as those saying Farage is just a normal bloke, over the fact Corbyn did fuck all to campaign to stay in the EU and it was left to backbenchers and Cameron.

Corbyn was literally the worst man at the worst time, to me.

Tiniest violin in the world playing for Bregretors. Brexit it going to continue to get worse for at least another 3 years and practically we're likely to be 8 years from beginning the process of rejoining. The unnecessary debt created is going to be the best part of a trillion pounds by the time we're done and it's young people, who didn't get a say, whose taxes will service that debt for decades to come. F**k the thick c**ts.

The UK rejoining the EU is inevitable, current polling is knocking on the doors of 70% rejoin, things aren't getting any better with Brexit and are about to get a whole lot worse in November.

The only debate is how long it takes and that could be a lot quicker than a lot of people think.

He just like Farage, getting CANNED by Natwest.

It'll be like the UKCA stupidity, things will just slowly change to what they were and even if we're "not" in the EU it'll be pretty much that until someone finally gets the balls to say we may as well be a full member again.

I would like to trust polling in this area but I just can't. And if the decision does get given to the people I wait with baited breath to see the misinformation that comes out. It doesn't even matter if we're already living it you know how people are willing to ignore clear reality.

I would trust the polling, but I wouldn't trust the reporting on it. Generally, the polls aren't asking if people would rejoin. They ask whether it is going well, which resoundingly people say no to. That doesn't mean that they would vote differently if offered another chance.

I believe if you ran the vote again it likely would comfortably go to remain this time. It would have gone remain if you had of done the vote again 24 hours later. But, a large proportion of those that voted leave still are adamant they want nothing to do with he EU and that the problems are all because the people in charge aren't doing it right. That group would cause a massive backlash if, say, Labour actually suggested re-joining and they would lose the next election.