Brexit referendum, have you changed your mind?

Ok, so we have all voted and the decision is to leave the EU.

My question is if we were to have another referendum tomorrow would you vote the same?

I voted out, my views haven't changed in fact I would say I am even more convinced I made the right decision

What about you whether you voted leave or remain are you now wavering?

Re: Brexit referendum, have you changed your mind?

Brexit referendum, have you changed your mind?

Absolutely NOT!!!

Re: Brexit referendum, have you changed your mind?

The last time i voted for "LEAVE" nothing has changed my opinion nearly six months down the line.

Re: Brexit referendum, have you changed your mind?

No I haven't changed my mind having voted to leave and nothing anyone can say will alter my opinion.
So I would vote the same way again ...

Re: Brexit referendum, have you changed your mind?

I feel the same, but I with all the problems maybe some people might be wavering or would abstain from voting at all?

Re: Brexit referendum, have you changed your mind?

I would still vote the same way. But I suspect there are some who might change-leaving will not bring about a new hospital every week,nor will it stop the the wars and refugees.

Re: Brexit referendum, have you changed your mind?

I would still vote leave.

Re: Brexit referendum, have you changed your mind?

If we were to have another referendum on the same issue then all sensible people would and should refuse to vote on principle, regardless of which side of the fence they are on.

If you were to vote at all, you would be sanctioning the death of the democratic process and would be replacing it with the ability of government to conduct votes until they get what they want. Can you imagine it . . . ?

General election

Populous votes Labour,

Conservatives say "ok, it's not binding, so let's have another election and try that again"

Rinse repeat until they win.


Utterly stupid concept, and that underpins why there can not be, and will not be another referendum on leaving the EU.

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Dangerous concept!

There is a clear danger that, because all the "sensible people" declined to vote, the others would carry the result.

I suggest that voting becomes more vital than ever, whichever side one is on, as one team, or the other, will push to take advantage of the opening.

Never refuse to vote, I suggest, as you'll be really p.......d if you lose as a result.

Re: Brexit referendum, have you changed your mind?

Let me think about it

( one nano second later ) and the answer to the question ..... would I still vote to leave the most corrupt union in the galaxy ?



Will tell you after the break