logical step for Labour is to reverse Brexit

[Notch7]

from the Times:

 

[Deluks]

So what if it's from The Times?
Brexit was voted for and opposed by, people on all sides of the political spectrum.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Pah, democracy is just a formality.

Starmer will rejoin the EU, in all but name. It will all be dressed up as a trade deal and/or a "reset".

Hopefully they won't have the time to formally rejoin before they get thrown out. In the very unlikely event of them getting another term then it would definitely be on the cards.

Perhaps an all-out war with Russia could be the perfect excuse to have an emergency temporary rejoin?

 

[Murdochcat]

There will be huge prices to pay to rejoin, including sorting adopting the Euro

 

[Koolpc]

There will be huge prices to pay to rejoin, including sorting adopting the Euro

No Euro thanks.

 

[Deluks]

If we did rejoin under this lot, they'd probably make a hash of it like they have everything else.

 

[Notch7]

So what if it's from The Times?

I added that because its not in the image, no other reason

Brexit was voted for and opposed by, people on all sides of the political spectrum

is democracy a static event?

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

is democracy a static event?

So... we have another referendum, after saturation bombing of propaganda by the govt and BBC again. Say 51% vote to rejoin. We rejoin.

What next? By this logic we must have another vote in another ten years. Perhaps make it a regular thing, we can join then leave every decade.

I'm very sure that if we did rejoin we wouldn't like it. The good old days of booming economies across Europe aren't there any more. We'd just be joining France and Germany circling the economic plughole and would just get dragged down by them.

 

[fillyboy]

from the Times:
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Daniel Finkelstein?, sounds Jewish to me, it might be a trap Notch.

 

[JohnD]

Say 51% vote to rejoin.

It was foolish to have such a major constitutional change decided by such a small margin

But if such a small margin was allowed to turn left, it cannot be denied to turn right.

However, the number of surviving Brexers is now very much smaller than 49%

A much more difficult problem would be to persuade the 27 nations that UK is not a barmy timewaster. Expect a very long process and a very long probation.

For now, regaining access to the Single Market is a hard enough ambition. It would be a huge step in repairing the damage to our country that the Brexers caused.

 

[JohnD]

There will be huge prices to pay to rejoin, including sorting adopting the Euro

Remind me, what date did Sweden join the Euro?

 

[JohnD]

Prominent Brexiteer admits remaining in single market would have saved us ‘a lot of trouble’ - reaction

"Masters degree in shamelessness and rewriting history," tweeted Lionel Barber.

www.thelondoneconomic.com

So, Daniel Hannan… have any of your post-Brexit Britain predictions come true?

Before the 2016 referendum, a leading light of the Leave campaign outlined the bright future that an ‘independent’ UK would enjoy outside the EU… in excruciating incorrect detail, says John Rentoul

www.independent.co.uk

 

[carmanmemoranda]

So what if it's from The Times?
Brexit was voted for and opposed by, people on all sides of the political spectrum.

In a roughly 50/50 split with a slight majority.

Not overwhelming

 

[carmanmemoranda]

If we did rejoin under this lot, they'd probably make a hash of it like they have everything else.

Oh look at how the Tories did.

 

[wobs]

So... we have another referendum, after saturation bombing of propaganda by the govt and BBC again. Say 51% vote to rejoin. We rejoin.

What next? By this logic we must have another vote in another ten years. Perhaps make it a regular thing, we can join then leave every decade.

The reason we need to rejoin is that leaving hasn't worked. Not changing something that doesn't work doesn't make sense.
It may even help with immigration, which many here seem bothered about.

I'm very sure that if we did rejoin we wouldn't like it. The good old days of booming econoI'm very sure that if we did rejoin we wouldn't lmies across Europe aren't there any more. We'd just be joining France and Germany circling the economic plughole and would just get dragged down by them.

And you evidence for this is where? We are worse off outside the EU, even the Telegraph has admitted this.