#Brexit

[claretclubber]

I think that's why when the thread came up, I decided to comment. No-one's had a good time of it, have they? Whilst it got spicy on this thread early on, if anyone who got sold on this said, "you know what? I got done," we'd have moved on a bit. Where the repair is, who knows, but at least we'd maybe get away from the division that our ruling elite are still relying on to cling to power.

Pretty much the only benefit I can find is that surely these charlatans could never pull of a con of this magnitude again?

I wanted to remain, I'll start with that. It's been a shit show with no positives for me.

However the area I live in voted heavily to leave, I don't think the mood has change much since.

 

[tclubber]

The Labour (major opposition party) lead in the polls is so big, and if you add the Libdems and SNP (other parties) even bigger over the Tories that Starmer (opposition party leader) could now start to make moves towards the single market.

There will not be any exceptions from EU rules for the UK this time. The status quo pre-Brexit cannot be restored. The Brexit generation needs to die first, for this to become politically acceptable.

 

[2H76]

There will not be any exceptions from EU rules for the UK this time. The status quo pre-Brexit cannot be restored. The Brexit generation needs to die first, for this to become politically acceptable.

That's why I think the only option is the single market, we'll ahve to accept freedom of movement (thank goodness) but we won't have to join Schengen nor take the euro. Has to be said that a lot of anti-EU's prior to the referendum suggested we became like Norway, inside the SM/CU but outside the EU, maybe that should have been a third choice on the ballot. I think it would have won, easily.