Error no. The poorer countries in the Euro devalue the currency to the advantage of Germany. Germany makes the Euro stronger for the poorer countries.
Are you still trying to deny this?
Can you provide links please so I can see the question asked and the poll source and sample size?
Cheers.
Dumbed it down for me now?You just demonstrated again that you don’t understand it. It doesn’t say much because I dumbed it down for you. Can’t really help you if it’s still to complicated for you. I’ll just refer you back to my original advice to you. Probably best if you sit this one out.
The majority think it would be wrong to stay in.The majority think that leaving was the wrong result.
How did you miss this bit?As far as YouGov is concerned, I cannot see a direct question. More think that it was wrong to leave, than say that it was right.
Dumbed it down for me now?
Have a word.
You still haven't come out with the reasoning for bringing it up. You went very quiet and tried muddying the water once I pointed out that it all happened while we were in the EU.
What do you call conclusive? 52:48? I think they are at least that. I said „majority“, not conclusive majority, such as over 60% which would be conclusive. Who would be mad enough to change direction on, say, a 52:48 vote.?
So what was the point of your post?Here’s the link again The EU: In, out, shake it all about.... 3:01pm. Still not changed my mind.
Maybe if you read it enough times the penny will drop. I won’t be holding my breath though.
YouGov says the majority still want Brexit to happen. Why else do you think he has stopped posting?Do can you provide some links please?
Cheers.
So what was the point of your post?
Do can you provide some links please?
Cheers.
YouGov says the majority still want Brexit to happen. Why else do you think he has stopped posting?
Do can you provide some links please?
Cheers.
YouGov says the majority still want Brexit to happen. Why else do you think he has stopped posting?
YouGov says the majority still want Brexit to happen. Why else do you think he has stopped posting?
YouGov says the majority still want Brexit to happen. Why else do you think he has stopped posting?
So how about this comment from YouGov?Other polls suggest a second vote or an election based on any deal or no deal or remain. But you know that.
Let me get this right.Theee is a difference between wanting it to happen and accepting that it will happen.
Let me get this right.
People that say they still want it to happen isn't people wanting it to happen in your view?
So how about this comment from YouGov?
However, just because people think Brexit is the wrong decision, it doesn’t necessarily mean they think it should be reversed. They do not. When we ask what people think the government should do about leaving the EU, just over half (53%) think that it should go ahead with Brexit, mostly on its current course (42%) though 11% would prefer a softer Brexit. A fifth (21%) think that the government should call a fresh referendum instead, while 13% would prefer them just to halt Brexit altogether.
Let me get this right.
People that say they still want it to happen isn't people wanting it to happen in your view?
Rarely matters what the surveys nor experts say really. They get it wrong often enough to have no major credibility imo.BMG lol
Wasn't it you that mentioned YouGov first and then missed this large comment that they had made?53% in this poll. Not conclusive. Other polls say a small majority would vote remain, if asked. A small majority think we made the wrong decision.
The main word is 'could'Do you think a no deal, in the unlikely event that it comes to that, is preferable to remain? The economy is doing well, even with uncertainty, and we have low unemployment whilst in the EU. Biggest problem is distribution of wealth and differences in regional prosperity. Nothing to do with the EU, but which caused Brexit. IMO. People blamed the migrants for the failings of government.
An alternative to the present situation is, according to Moody’s:
No-deal Brexit could tip UK into recession, warns Moody's
Would you take a recession with no guarantee of being any better off after it, as an alternative to the present economic situation? Or vote remain as opposed to no deal in a second referendum?
Rarely matters what the surveys nor experts say really. They get it wrong often enough to have no major credibility imo.
The one poll that mattered has been done. We are leaving the EU...unless some conspire to stop it & risk major constitutional debate & probable disorder, a big rise in far-right popularity, or at least greater antipathy towards politics & politicians.
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Not discarded. Just not taken as gospel. These same experts didn't see the credit crunch. They saw the unemployment rate shooting up and house prices crashing if we voted leave. Yet the opposite happened. They said the years of boom and bust were finished.....Just before it all came crashing down.It would only happen if there was clear evidence that there is support for it, which we do certainly seem to be moving towards.
I agree though that it would lead to a backlash from certain sections of the population.
And yeah, experts know nothing at all, do they? Let's just discard whatever they say.
Rarely matters what the surveys nor experts say really. They get it wrong often enough to have no major credibility imo.
The one poll that mattered has been done. We are leaving the EU...unless some conspire to stop it & risk major constitutional debate & probable disorder, a big rise in far-right popularity, or at least greater antipathy towards politics & politicians.
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The main word is 'could'
We all know that. We 'could' or 'might' 'if' there is no deal.
Or how about this part of the article?
The ratings agency said it was not a foregone conclusion that Britain’s creditworthiness would be damaged by a no-deal Brexit, should the government take sufficient steps to cushion the blow from leaving without a deal.
So who doesn't want there to be a deal?
Not discarded. Just not taken as gospel. These same experts didn't see the credit crunch. They saw the unemployment rate shooting up and house prices crashing if we voted leave. Yet the opposite happened. They said the years of boom and bust were finished.....Just before it all came crashing down.
So no I don't believe every word they say.
We haven't even left yet, only then will we see the full impact.
I'm hoping to secure a future of cheap Peroni in the coming days
Conspire? A majority thinks Brexit was the wrong decision. That is not a conspiracy.
53% in this poll. Not conclusive. Other polls say a small majority would vote remain, if asked. A small majority think we made the wrong decision.
Yep, makes you wonder why we bother with the tedious process of voting doesn’t it Mart?
Bollox to the democratic process, much easier to commission a few organisations to conduct a poll, take an average and job’s done.
As long as we get the right answer that is.
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