I'm amazed by these poll results.. there's no way a vote to re-join would pass. We can't just waltz back in...
And so there should be. We need to be all in or all out, and all out clearly isnt viable. Complete freedom of movement and adopting the euro should be the minimum. I'd also like to see us pay some sort of reparations to the EU for distress caused, and our contributions to the EU budget backdated to cover the wilderness years.we can vote to TRY and re-join - thats when the world of pain that brings starts. We didn't just accidentally leave via the wrong door - we effectively have to convince 27 other member countries to invite us back....... there will be many many strings
every single sector impacted - how long before they all flee Banbury and Bracknall for Bordeaux?
Course you would.And so there should be. We need to be all in or all out, and all out clearly isnt viable. Complete freedom of movement and adopting the euro should be the minimum. I'd also like to see us pay some sort of reparations to the EU for distress caused, and our contributions to the EU budget backdated to cover the wilderness years.
I'm amazed by these poll results.. there's no way a vote to re-join would pass. We can't just waltz back in...
There should never be a referendum ever again. Doling out a decision affecting every part of our lives to the general public, who have no expertise in most political or economic matters, was just madness and an abdication of political responsibility. It was largely prejudice which has landed us in this situation, lead by greedy men and women who were mostly keen to line their own pockets from the process. The public were spoonfed dishonesty and lapped it up, as it pandered to their prejudices and maybe a "Fuck you" attitude to Government. Now, we're all fucked.I'm amazed by these poll results.. there's no way a vote to re-join would pass. We can't just waltz back in...
As with leaving, an initial indication of general wish may be a clear win.
There should then be an informed declaration of the terms of rejoining to be considered by the public (and lied about by vested interests/politicians).
As with 'leave', there should not be a single 'rejoin'.
The problem is there are 28 other countries who will have an opinion on what any ‘rejoin’ should look like. It is not a decision we have control over. With Brexit we ceded control.
We will never rejoin in my opinion. But we are likely to be absorbed into the Single market and operate within the EU regulatory framework. How much ‘say’ we get in how the SM operates is likely to be minimal. It helps that part of the UK is still in the SM. Our future is already being roadtested.