Reply to: If the brexit referendum was today would the result be different?

[Mordac]

Definitely I think.

Even the brain dead amongst the british population would surely see that there was no actual plan in place.

If the brexit referendum was today would the result be different?

Nope - you lost, get over it, and FOAD while you're at it. Exit visas are available, get one and use it.

[kolata]

Judging by the masochist brexitters here - No it will be the same.

[AtW]

A referendum to ask "Do you hate government and want to give them a good kicking" might be interesting.

Only if it's legally binding...

[BrilloPad]

A referendum to ask "Do you hate government and want to give them a good kicking" might be interesting.

[SueEllen]

I get free roaming on 3 and that extends to NZ and USA.

I don't remember either of those counties being in the EU.

Not everyone in the country can get a signal from Three while others can't deal with their disgusting customer service.

[barrydidit]

FLC's list of EU benefits

Austrian whores
Belgian hookers
Bulgarian tarts
Croatian slags
Cypriot working girls
Czech prossies
Danish call girls
Dutch husseys
Estonian toms
Finnish strumpets
French escorts
German pros
Greek working girls
Hungarian ho
Irish streetwalkers
Italian molls
Latvian hustlers
Lithuanian cocottes
Luxembourgish brassers
Maltese working girls
Polish prostitutes
Portuguese harlots
Romanian trollops
Slovak sluts
Slovenian tramps
Spanish floozys
Swedish wenches

[BlasterBates]

There is a bit more to the EU than roaming fees

[The Spartan]

I get free roaming on 3 and that extends to NZ and USA.

I don't remember either of those counties being in the EU.

Same here I went to Florida for 3 weeks and saved £3,600 in calls and data

[VectraMan]

I'm still waiting for someone to give me a positive reason whey we would need to stay in the EU

Brexiters seem to be proud of throwing themselves off a cliff with no idea what happens next. I thought it was quite reasonable to ask "what happens next?", but apparently anyone who said that is either stupid, hates the British, or is a rich expat looking out for their own self interest.

The big positive reason as you well know is that we're economically better off being in the EU, at least in the short to medium term. Whether the dreams of ultimately being better off outside come true or not, you've heaped years of instability on the country that we may take decades to recover from.

I said all along if there was a plan I might vote for it. But there was no plan, just a load of dubious or entirely untrue statements designed to get people so emotional that they lost all reason. And it worked. Would a vote today be different? Well maybe the non-voters would wake up and realise what was going to be forced upon them by a minority, but otherwise no, probably not.

[Paddy]

Mobile roaming charges.

Not least
EU Health coverage
Car insurance extended for EU use
Removal of restrictions to buy property
Ease to setup Limited Companies in EU
Right of free movement and residence of Brits in EU
Right to sue from UK courts and obtain forcible judgment against a party in another EU state
Simplified paperwork for import/export
2 Year obligatory guarantee for electrical goods for 27 countries but the UK opted out of!

[minestrone]

I get free roaming on 3 and that extends to NZ and USA.

I don't remember either of those counties being in the EU.

[NotAllThere]

Mobile roaming charges.

Remainer - we should have stayed in because of Freedom of Movement
Exiter - we're leaving because of Freedom of Movement

So naturally Remainers can see all kinds of benefits to stay, and Exiters cannot.

Other benefits - 2 year guarantee on all products, standarised USB chargers...

But as GB9 keeps saying "There are not benefits, that's why no one has given any".

[FatLazyContractor]

It was a referendum to decide yes or no, why would anyone have needed a plan, people don't seem to have grasped we have not left yet, all we keep getting is doom and gloom from the remainer, I'm still waiting for someone to give me a positive reason whey we would need to stay in the EU

There aren't any. That's why no one has given any.

The result would be exactly the same. The majority don't want to be governed by foreign countries.

The only thing I would change would be for the Remain leader to declare that he would leave if he lost, rather than lie to us. If the campaigns were run again it would be useful for Remain to put forward a positive case for staying rather than endless lies and threats.

The only people on here who seem to want to remain are either abroad or gambled and lost on staying in. It's no wonder they are so bitter, but only have themselves to blame.

If you both are made to cross biologically, the resulting offspring would be thicker than the fat on MF's bum.

[GB9]

It was a referendum to decide yes or no, why would anyone have needed a plan, people don't seem to have grasped we have not left yet, all we keep getting is doom and gloom from the remainer, I'm still waiting for someone to give me a positive reason whey we would need to stay in the EU

There aren't any. That's why no one has given any.

The result would be exactly the same. The majority don't want to be governed by foreign countries.

The only thing I would change would be for the Remain leader to declare that he would leave if he lost, rather than lie to us. If the campaigns were run again it would be useful for Remain to put forward a positive case for staying rather than endless lies and threats.

The only people on here who seem to want to remain are either abroad or gambled and lost on staying in. It's no wonder they are so bitter, but only have themselves to blame.

[FatLazyContractor]

This will not happen though.

As I've asked a couple of Brexiters in the past, is your ass jealous of the amount of tulip that comes out of your mouth?