The times they are a changing..

[Mordac]

The reason why the EU vaccine roll out is so slow is because the UK have hogged all the vaccines. The EU has exported 20 million doses to the UK. The UK exported nothing.

Anyway it looks like they've seen the error of their ways and will be stopping those exports.

Wrong and wrong. Astra Zeneca and Pfizer have moved (both ways) their products around their supply chains in order to fulfil orders placed by governments. The UK got their orders in first, months before the EU. If the EU wish to legally force companies which operate in their jurisdiction to fulfil their orders before others, best of luck to them, but legally they would be on very dodgy ground. The UK has committed to exporting surplus supplies once all UK citizens have been vaccinated, which is all they can do.

[BlasterBates]

The reason why the EU vaccine roll out is so slow is because the UK have hogged all the vaccines. The EU has exported 20 million doses to the UK. The UK exported nothing.

Anyway it looks like they've seen the error of their ways and will be stopping those exports.

[Whorty]

What group would that be then?

ASEAN

[HoofHearted]

the UK is better off in a free trade group that allows UK companies to freely trade with its closest neighbours.

What group would that be then?

[Whorty]

Just because you don't agree with our reasons doesn't mean we are biased.

The bias is you never have anything positive to say about the EU. You only post bile. That's bias my friend.

Whereas most remainers will criticise the EU if it's wrong equally as much as the UK government. That's what you seem to struggle to understand - I'm not pro EU any more than I'm against it. It's just for me, on balance, the UK is better off in a free trade group that allows UK companies to freely trade with its closest neighbours.

[Whorty]

Nope for some reason the UK made a complete horlicks of Covid we transferred the vulnerable between the hospital and care homes until we were sure we had infected everyone. We failed to lock down early but strangely we didn't have a health service overload like Italy and Greece etc.

Remainers Their decision to want to remain in a crumbling EU is because of the mess caused by Brexit? OK as you wish.

Brexiters have followed their decision to leave and others have joined them because brexit has been made more difficult by the EU.

Both have their reasons for decisions Brexiteers try to avoid calling you quislings and Lord Haw Haws yet you love to call us racists and xenophobes.

Just because you don't agree with our reasons doesn't mean we are biased.

HTH BIDI

But have others joined you? Excluding the don't knows, the difference is still 4% based on what you posted, which suggests the Uk is as divided now as it was in 2016.

Only you brexiters are seeing the EU crumbling, and that's just your wishful thinking. I agree they have made an absolute balls-up of the vaccine contracts and roll out, but despite this they still, as we debate, still have a less worse covid death rate compared to the UK. So, if you're only basing the EU 'crumbling' based on Covid, then the UK is worse off

Call me Lord Haw Haw if you like, it means nothing to no one. However, everyone can spot and understand what a racist and a xenophobe is

[vetran]

Whilst I would agree our vaccine roll out has gone well, and the EU's is a shambles in comparison, I wouldn't go anywhere near trying to claim the UK has fought Covid effectively. And anyone who does is either lying, or a fool.

As for the poll, all it really shows is that the UK is as divided now as it was in 2016. Very few, if any, remainers have changed their minds due to the shambles surrounding brexit and let's face it, brexiters will never change their mind because of their inherent bias.

HTH

Nope for some reason the UK made a complete horlicks of Covid we transferred the vulnerable between the hospital and care homes until we were sure we had infected everyone. We failed to lock down early but strangely we didn't have a health service overload like Italy and Greece etc.



Remainers Their decision to want to remain in a crumbling EU is because of the mess caused by Brexit? OK as you wish.

Brexiters have followed their decision to leave and others have joined them because brexit has been made more difficult by the EU.

Both have their reasons for decisions Brexiteers try to avoid calling you quislings and Lord Haw Haws yet you love to call us racists and xenophobes.

Just because you don't agree with our reasons doesn't mean we are biased.

HTH BIDI

[Whorty]

fifth think it has enabled UK to fight Covid more effectively

Whilst I would agree our vaccine roll out has gone well, and the EU's is a shambles in comparison, I wouldn't go anywhere near trying to claim the UK has fought Covid effectively. And anyone who does is either lying, or a fool.

As for the poll, all it really shows is that the UK is as divided now as it was in 2016. Very few, if any, remainers have changed their minds due to the shambles surrounding brexit and let's face it, brexiters will never change their mind because of their inherent bias.

HTH

[NotAllThere]

Anyway, humour aside, if the abstainers are considered to be the equivalent of don't knows, then back in 2016, the result was that 37.5% thought it a good idea, and 34.7% thought it not. So perhaps the poll indicates that the against has really changed, but now more don't knows think it was a good idea.

It would be interested to see how the figures evolved from when campaigning began to now.

[vetran]

It's falling. It was 51.9% a few years ago.

Nope that was a different question and if you do the math its 52.5% ignoring the dont knows.

What is it with these reamainers that they cant understand simple questions or maths?