OT Brexit now

[Stovicmiller]

There may be European countries increasingly flirting with the right, but appetite to leave the EU has collapsed after they've seen what a shambles our country voted to become.

Every single EU country now has less support for leaving compared to polls conducted around the time of the referendum.

Also of note is that of the 15.3m leave voters, aroound 2.6m are now deceased compared to around 1.3m deceased remainers.

But around 3.2m young people have since reached voting age that would vote for remain, compared to 0.5m new leave voters.

Based solely on demographic shifts over the last 8 years if nobody changed their vote, we'd be at approximately 54% remain and 46% leave now.

. I can believe those figures because just before my mum passed away a mystery person came and asked her who she voted for in the referendum. It was unbelievable.

[NorthWestCorner]

Brexit was watered down to such an extent that any potential benefits were prevented. This is how the Left operate.

But Remainers continue to spout about the damage Brexit has done - without ever quantifying those statements.

[Stansmate]

Agree 100%

And theyre still moanin - I'd vote same again 2 morra

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Then there's WW2

Would we have been better off if the Germans had won?

[UlleyMiller]

Brexit was watered down to such an extent that any potential benefits were prevented. This is how the Left operate.

Which particular benefits do you feel were hardest hit by HM opposition during the Johnson/Truss/Sunak years? Which Brexit benefits are you happiest about, from those not affected by said preventions?

[NorthWestCorner]

Which particular benefits do you feel were hardest hit by HM opposition during the Johnson/Truss/Sunak years? Which Brexit benefits are you happiest about, from those not affected by said preventions?

Here is one now. Did I say I was happy about any of the benefits? No, I didnt. Read my post again and then dont bother replying because I wont be wasting my breath.

[UlleyMiller]

Here is one now. Did I say I was happy about any of the benefits? No, I didnt. Read my post again and then dont bother replying because I wont be wasting my breath.

I didn't vote buddy. Paranoia's hitting harder than it should there, and you're mistaking conversation as some sort of attack.

I'm merely asking for clarity on how 'the left' managed to water anything down. I appreciate it's confusing, being asked to elaborate on your point, but consider others may be equally confused when we've had a right wing government for 14 years, and the Brexit vote spun out of pressure from another right wing group. Ignore the second question if you genuinely think there are no benefits from Brexit.

You don't have to answer anything, 'waste your breath', or do anything you don't wish to do... but consider that failing to make your assertion make sense doesn't do much beyond implying it's illogical.

[howdydoo]

There may be European countries increasingly flirting with the right, but appetite to leave the EU has collapsed after they've seen what a shambles our country voted to become.

Every single EU country now has less support for leaving compared to polls conducted around the time of the referendum.

Also of note is that of the 15.3m leave voters, aroound 2.6m are now deceased compared to around 1.3m deceased remainers.

But around 3.2m young people have since reached voting age that would vote for remain, compared to 0.5m new leave voters.

Based solely on demographic shifts over the last 8 years if nobody changed their vote, we'd be at approximately 54% remain and 46% leave now.

I think appetite has waned due the Ukraine invasion to be honest.

I don't how many people on here do business in Europe. People I have links with in France, Germany and Poland are saying it's particularly tough. Been saying it all year.

Brexit was never given the light of day by our Westminster politicians. They made a right mess of it.

Paperwork for importing goods has been a pain.

The EU hasn't had it easy. It's a myth to suggest otherwise.

[howdydoo]

Thoughts for the day.


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[NorthWestCorner]

I think appetite has waned due the Ukraine invasion to be honest.

I don't how many people on here do business in Europe. People I have links with in France, Germany and Poland are saying it's particularly tough. Been saying it all year.

Brexit was never given the light of day by our Westminster politicians. They made a right mess of it.

Paperwork for importing goods has been a pain.

The EU hasn't had it easy. It's a myth to suggest otherwise.

I do quite a lot of exporting - mainly during the winter months to the EU. Its a small inconvienience to have an extra form to complete but nothing too onerous. As for the European economy, it is very tough - I can tell both in terms of sales to and purchasing from, things are probably the worst they have been since 2007.

You are absolutely correct that Brexit wasnt given the light of day - a majority stepped forward but politicians had to spend the majority of their time appeasing the remainers because of the woke agenda. Forced to surpress their views otherwise they would be condemed as racist. The true fact is, the EU didnt really progress anything since its conception but dont let that get in the way of a good old fashion left agenda.