Figures are up.

[Mottie]

Like Labour being voted in?

No. Governments voted in can be voted out every 4/5 years. Referendum decisions are permanent.

 

[Mottie]

Closer ties to Europe and building bridges with our nearest neighbours.
Reversing Brexit damage.

I’m all for that but NOT freedom of movement. Why should say, a Lithuanian be allowed to come over here to work or a Brit be allowed to work in the EU because we buy wine from France and oranges from Spain? Why? There’s no reason.

 

[denso13]

No. Governments voted in can be voted out every 4/5 years. Referendum decisions are permanent.

Unless there is another one. Which is likely at some point.

 

[Mottie]

Unless there is another one. Which is likely at some point.

Okay. We'll see how that goes but I tell you what, if the decision was to join the EU and I voted different, I wouldn’t still be bitching about it nearly 10 years later.

 

[denso13]

Yea right.

 

[motorbiking]

Okay. We'll see how that goes but I tell you what, if the decision was to join the EU and I voted different, I wouldn’t still be bitching about it nearly 10 years later.

No they'd still be moaning that so many people voted leave.

 

[wobs]

No. Governments voted in can be voted out every 4/5 years. Referendum decisions are permanent.

So you're saying the 2016 referendum wasn't legitimate?

 

[noseall]

I’m all for that but NOT freedom of movement. Why should say, a Lithuanian be allowed to come over here to work or a Brit be allowed to work in the EU because we buy wine from France and oranges from Spain? Why?

A more sensible question would be why not. It was a great plan till the dumb brexers fooked it up.

 

[noseall]

Okay. We'll see how that goes but I tell you what, if the decision was to join the EU and I voted different, I wouldn’t still be bitching about it nearly 10 years later.

I doubt anyone would be moaning about Brexut if it wasn't for thr fact we were brazenly lied to and it's still just as shìt, 10 years on.

 

[Brigadier]

It’s happened. No going back. Work with it. Moaning just makes you look like a whinging loser.

"No going back" .

Carrying on with an evident catatrosphook just makes you look like a feggin' lackwit

 

[MNW67]

but I tell you what, if the decision was to join the EU and I voted different, I wouldn’t still be bitching about it nearly 10 years later.

A more interesting question, though, is what would Brexers have done if we had voted by a small majority to stay in 2016. Would they have just stopped moaning.

 

[Deleted member 317777]

Like Labour being voted in?

Unlike brexit Labour are only temporary

 

[denso13]

A more interesting question, though, is what would Brexers have done if we had voted by a small majority to stay in 2016. Would they have just stopped moaning.

They've been moaning for 50 years.

 

[Mottie]

A more interesting question, though, is what would Brexers have done if we had voted by a small majority to stay in 2016. Would they have just stopped moaning.

Can’t speak for others but I would have forgotten all about it within a week.