Should the UK remain a member of the E.U. 2nd vote

[Anny Road]

If this question is asked again I’d still have to say No.

Shit as it is.

Anyone changed?

[Fugitive]

Yes

[clangers]

I'd say yes simply because we didn't know what Brexit would look like or what the consequences are going to be. Within a matter of months we'll be able to see very visibly if 'Project Fear' has any real legitimacy. It's equally fair to suggest that it may look very different to what either remainers or leavers described during the last referendum.

 

I voted remain through no love of the EU but simply because both leaving camps didn't define in any detail how we would leave and I didn't believe any government would be competent enough to deliver a potentially deeply flawed project.

[magicrat]

It was a political manoeuvre by Cameron that back-fired that will leave us poorer by any measure when the dust settles,. Long shot now but a second vote and a remain win would be the cheapest and quickest end to the whole sorry mess.. A lot of politicians would lose face and their jobs but I'm sure they would be happy to do that for the good of the country !

[skend04]

If this question is asked again I’d still have to say No.

Shit as it is.

Anyone changed?

And this is why there's no point in a second referendum.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

If this question is asked again I’d still have to say No.

Shit as it is.

Anyone changed?

Nobody is talking about asking the same question again.

[Anny Road]

Nobody is talking about asking the same question again.

It’s the biggest political topic of the minute.

[Mook]

And this is why there's no point in a second referendum.

 

You'd hope that the remainers who didn't bother the last time would get their fingers out, vote & put this utter farce to bed.

 

Alas it won't happen & we're off to Hell in a tory handcart.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

It’s the biggest political topic of the minute.

It isn't.

 

The question last time was "remain or leave" - in other words "stick with what you've got or open the mystery box?" Nobody is suggesting a rerun of that.

 

The topic now is whether people should get a vote on accepting or rejecting whatever deal the Tories bring back from their negotiations.

[Lee909]

I said remain the first time i would say the same. 

 

The thing was we should have had all the info before the first vote

 

 

It won't happen anyway

[Oh Buoy]

I'd like the mystery box and be in with a chance to rename the UK to "Is that a chest hair or a pube on the pissy bog rim?" 

[aRdja]

UK’s (almost) gone. Get over it.

[Numero Veinticinco]

Stay. There should absolutely be a referendum on the final proposal.

[Babb'sBurstNad]

Wait until after a cold snap and then have a vote on the final deal.

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

The box! The box! It could be anything. Even a boat!

[aRdja]

It’s this one @Bjornebye. So not quite.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Am I missing something? I can't find the original thread.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

23 minutes ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

Am I missing something? I can't find the original thread.

Just me, then.

[VladimirIlyich]

For about the 5th thread,Yes we should.

[Numero Veinticinco]

Obviously we should, if we are a democracy. Democracy isn't a one-off event that happened once and now that vast amounts of more information and a much clearer picture of what it means to leave the EU is available, we should ask to be sure. If we still say yes, knowing the things we didn't before about what it actually will look like and what type of Brexit we will have, then it's a yes. If it's a no, then it's a no. If things change after that, ask again. 

 

I mean, this isn't difficult really. 

[Guest Pistonbroke]

You should definitely have a confirmatory second vote. 

[magicrat]

Remain then and now.  In broad terms the whole shit-show has panned out as I expected. Experts explained the ramifications and cunts like Farage ridiculed them. People believed Farage because it sat with skewed view of the effect the EU was having in immigration, sovereignty and their lot in life  

[Guest]

The EU and the UK have a 50% similar name as they both have a U in their names. I don't know if this has any relevance or if the decision to stay or leave is any clearer as a result. I just felt it was important to point it out. 

 

U. 

 

 

[moof]

We should have a referendum on whether or not to have another referendum 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Easiest deal in history.   We hold all the cards. Sunlit uplands. They need us more than we need them. etc.