Brexit. In or Out (1 Viewer)

skybluetony176 · Apr 11, 2019

i was just curious as to how people would vote on here now.

Nick · Apr 11, 2019

Nick · Apr 11, 2019

Grendel · Apr 11, 2019

What’s this a sequel to the last thread

Rich · Apr 11, 2019

Nick said:
In

Nick said:
Out

Shake it all about.

Feckin Grendel ruining the Thread by not playing the game.

Covstu · Apr 11, 2019

Is that in Brexit or in the EU?

Nick · Apr 11, 2019

In and Out like a Fiddler's Elbow.

Grendel · Apr 11, 2019

Can mad mart be banned from voting as he can’t in the real thing?

Grendel · Apr 11, 2019

Covstu said:
Is that in Brexit or in the EU?

Good point - it’s trap!

vow · Apr 11, 2019

Grendel said:
Good point - it’s trap!

Liquid Gold · Apr 11, 2019

I don't think you'd get the wording past the electoral commission

fernandopartridge · Apr 11, 2019

Can I suggest that such a simple binary choice is why we're in such a mess. Choice should be:

Brexit - but retaining access to Single Market and all that entails, e.g. freedom of movement, various competition regulations etc
Brexit - customs union only
Brexit - no deal, trade on WTO with both tariff and non-tariff barriers to the trading with countries in the EU
No Brexit - remain in the EU with commitment to implement EU regulations to more closely align with other members over the coming years
No Brexit - remain in the EU but no seek to opt-out of regulations which seek further integration
No Brexit - remain in the EU and seek again to renegotiate regulations that we don't like (not sure what these actually are)

Liquid Gold · Apr 11, 2019

fernandopartridge said:
Can I suggest that such a simple binary choice is why we're in such a mess. Choice should be:

Brexit - but retaining access to Single Market and all that entails, e.g. freedom of movement, various competition regulations etc
Brexit - customs union only
Brexit - no deal, trade on WTO with both tariff and non-tariff barriers to the trading with countries in the EU
No Brexit - remain in the EU with commitment to implement EU regulations to more closely align with other members over the coming years
No Brexit - remain in the EU but no seek to opt-out of regulations which seek further integration
No Brexit - remain in the EU and seek again to renegotiate regulations that we don't like (not sure what these actually are)

Too complicated. Should just ask

Are you:
A) A patriotic Englishman with a poppy onesie that just doesn’t like brown people.
B) A metropolitan citizen of nowhere that doesn’t know they’re born.

Nick · Apr 11, 2019

Liquid Gold said:
Too complicated. Should just ask

Are you:
A) A patriotic Englishman with a poppy onesie that just doesn’t like brown people.
B) A metropolitan citizen of nowhere that doesn’t know they’re born.

Can we have a C) Both please?

pastythegreat · Apr 11, 2019

fernandopartridge said:
Can I suggest that such a simple binary choice is why we're in such a mess. Choice should be:

Brexit - but retaining access to Single Market and all that entails, e.g. freedom of movement, various competition regulations etc
Brexit - customs union only
Brexit - no deal, trade on WTO with both tariff and non-tariff barriers to the trading with countries in the EU
No Brexit - remain in the EU with commitment to implement EU regulations to more closely align with other members over the coming years
No Brexit - remain in the EU but no seek to opt-out of regulations which seek further integration
No Brexit - remain in the EU and seek again to renegotiate regulations that we don't like (not sure what these actually are)

Brexit - No deal.

Terry Gibson's perm · Apr 11, 2019

I voted to leave and if I had to vote again tomorrow would still vote leave.

The eu have had to make it very difficult to leave as they wouldn’t want others to follow and we have allowed a remainer “leader”to continually drag it out in the hope it will go away.

Otis · Apr 11, 2019

Nick said:
Can we have a C) Both please?

I thought if we voted for C we were voting for expulsion from the league.

RegTheDonk · Apr 11, 2019

This poll if taken seriously should reflect reality as much as possible. Can we lose the "change your vote" option? Don't want Mart bleating on this one too.

dutchman · Apr 11, 2019

It wouldn't matter what people vote for because the government has no intention of leaving, never has never had any intention of leaving and never will have any intention of leaving.

SkyBlueDom26 · Apr 11, 2019

dutchman said:
It wouldn't matter what people vote for because the government has no intention of leaving, never has never had any intention of leaving and never will have any intention of leaving.

MP's are the biggest frauds going

Alan Dugdales Moustache · Apr 11, 2019

fernandopartridge said:
Can I suggest that such a simple binary choice is why we're in such a mess. Choice should be:

Brexit - but retaining access to Single Market and all that entails, e.g. freedom of movement, various competition regulations etc
Brexit - customs union only
Brexit - no deal, trade on WTO with both tariff and non-tariff barriers to the trading with countries in the EU
No Brexit - remain in the EU with commitment to implement EU regulations to more closely align with other members over the coming years
No Brexit - remain in the EU but no seek to opt-out of regulations which seek further integration
No Brexit - remain in the EU and seek again to renegotiate regulations that we don't like (not sure what these actually are)

Just leave overnight where everyone's asleep.

Macca · Apr 14, 2019

We are in and will remain in. Government has bought time now to extend the expensive charade even further before it revokes he Brexit. There has never been genuine thought given to anything else

Gazolba · Apr 15, 2019

Leaving is utterly terrible but staying in is worse.
If it wasn't for Ireland, we'd be out already.

dutchman · Apr 15, 2019

Gazolba said:
If it wasn't for Ireland, we'd be out already.

Not really. You'd be out in name only as the other terms in May's agreement would bind the UK to the EU indefinitely.

Sick Boy · Apr 15, 2019

Considering how easy it was and is supposed to be, i’m shocked that a Brexiteer hasn’t openly challenged May for the leadership.

Evo1883 · Apr 15, 2019

Out of the European Union

Malaka · Apr 15, 2019

I voted in, but put to another vote I would vote out as I believe in democracy. IMO the only vote should be the deal or no deal

dutchman · Apr 15, 2019

Sick Boy said:
Considering how easy it was and is supposed to be, i’m shocked that a Brexiteer hasn’t openly challenged May for the leadership.

"Never interrupt your enemy when she's making a mistake".

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