I'm a re-leaver

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ladymuck replied

15 May 2017, 18:12
And there was me thinking (hoping) this was about peeing in public
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OwlHoot replied

15 May 2017, 15:51
Originally posted by vetran View Post

So there are 2% confused Bremainers who voted leave. Hardly shocking that is AssSnob & NLYUK accounted for ...

I heard they were accidently handed the ballot paper upside down. So no wonder the "X" they were asked to mark landed in the wrong box!
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vetran replied

15 May 2017, 15:37
Originally posted by chopper View Post

Indeed. But looking at the full results:
https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.ne...eleavers_W.pdf

Of the people who voted to leave last year, 2% said in the poll "I did not support Britain leaving the EU, but
now the British people have voted to leave the government has a duty to carry out their wishes and leave"

Alrighty then.

And 1% of people who voted to leave now think there should be a second referendum.

They should have asked another question: "If another referendum was held tomorrow, would you vote to leave or remain?"

So there are 2% confused Bremainers who voted leave. Hardly shocking that is AssSnob & NLYUK accounted for.

48% of those that voted remain in 2016 saying "I did not support Britain leaving the EU, but
now the British people have voted to leave the
government has a duty to carry out their wishes
and leave"

They could ask that question.
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chopper replied

15 May 2017, 15:22
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Its ok you can change your stance!

Indeed. But looking at the full results:
https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.ne...eleavers_W.pdf

Of the people who voted to leave last year, 2% said in the poll "I did not support Britain leaving the EU, but
now the British people have voted to leave the government has a duty to carry out their wishes and leave"

Alrighty then.

And 1% of people who voted to leave now think there should be a second referendum.

They should have asked another question: "If another referendum was held tomorrow, would you vote to leave or remain?"
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vetran started a topic I'm a re-leaver

15 May 2017, 15:10
I'm a re-leaver

Remain Brexit voters now want believe it must happen | Daily Mail Online

Rise of the 'Re-Leavers' who voted AGAINST Brexit but now believe it MUST happen and could propel May to massive majority on June 8
New opinion polling has revealed a third group within the 52-48 Brexit divide
YouGov found 23% of people who backed the EU want the referendum respected
It means barely one in five are opposed to the result and want Brexit blocked

Its ok you can change your stance!
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