Dont want this thread to turn in to a slanging match, but i just had a few questions for people who voted brexit, that I would like to understand their opinion on.
We keep on hearing from a lot of people that voted Brexit, that they are fed up with remainers calling for a second referendum, that the people decided on Brexit, and Brexit is Brexit, and that all people who voted Brexit knew the short term damage it could cause, but were happy to see this, for the greater good.
A) If this is the case, then why dont you support the idea of a second referendum. If people truely knew the potential short term outcomes, then surely they would still vote for brexit, and brexit supporters would be able to say once and for all to the remainders, see people voted again after they had seen a short term outcome, and still voted
There is a lot of talk about remain that the EU has shackled our manufacturing, and outside of the EU we could increase our exports to the wider world, the EU is holding us back.
B) considering Germany is iirc the third largest exporter in the world, and exports far more to countries like China and Brazil than we do, how do the laws stop our manufacturing from exporting worldwide, but not Germanys?
There is a lof of talk about the EU controlling our way of life, and how we do things.
C) What ares do you belive the EU has adversely changed our way of life, and how we do things?
D) of people mention about EU laws that just go to far (eg the so called straight banana) what EU laws / directoves have you seen that you see as stupid.
There is a lot of talk that the government and the peoples red line is immigration, not financial passporting. Approx 52% voted brexit, if only a small percentage voted brexit who dont have a problem with free movement, then a majority does not see free movement as there highest priority.
E) if you voted Brexit is financal passporting (which we are told our economy depends on) more important or reducing the freedom movement. If freedom of movement is your red line, do you wnst it completely abolished, or would you be happy with the emergency break suggestion.
Again, this is not meant as an attack, im just generally interested in peoples own views on these, as these are generally the can never understand pro Brexit people on.
Thanks
We keep on hearing from a lot of people that voted Brexit, that they are fed up with remainers calling for a second referendum, that the people decided on Brexit, and Brexit is Brexit, and that all people who voted Brexit knew the short term damage it could cause, but were happy to see this, for the greater good.
A) If this is the case, then why dont you support the idea of a second referendum. If people truely knew the potential short term outcomes, then surely they would still vote for brexit, and brexit supporters would be able to say once and for all to the remainders, see people voted again after they had seen a short term outcome, and still voted
There is a lot of talk about remain that the EU has shackled our manufacturing, and outside of the EU we could increase our exports to the wider world, the EU is holding us back.
B) considering Germany is iirc the third largest exporter in the world, and exports far more to countries like China and Brazil than we do, how do the laws stop our manufacturing from exporting worldwide, but not Germanys?
There is a lof of talk about the EU controlling our way of life, and how we do things.
C) What ares do you belive the EU has adversely changed our way of life, and how we do things?
D) of people mention about EU laws that just go to far (eg the so called straight banana) what EU laws / directoves have you seen that you see as stupid.
There is a lot of talk that the government and the peoples red line is immigration, not financial passporting. Approx 52% voted brexit, if only a small percentage voted brexit who dont have a problem with free movement, then a majority does not see free movement as there highest priority.
E) if you voted Brexit is financal passporting (which we are told our economy depends on) more important or reducing the freedom movement. If freedom of movement is your red line, do you wnst it completely abolished, or would you be happy with the emergency break suggestion.
Again, this is not meant as an attack, im just generally interested in peoples own views on these, as these are generally the can never understand pro Brexit people on.
Thanks




- that's not to say they are in any way wrong, but these things always have caveats...