If we vote for Brexit what happens

CKhalvashi

Matt_L wrote: »

Im beginning to think your actually a Troll....

You're. You are shortened.

And to think my English was called bad by Brexiteers, at least I have the excuse of it not being my native language, what's yours?

ess0two

CKhalvashi wrote: »

My desire for a quick exit from the UK is also mine.

I also look forward to standing against the incumbent Conservative in the 2020 UK election, hopefully winning the seat and taking the UK back into the EU, into Schengen, into the Euro and into an ever closer Europe against the Brexiteers will. If I lose in 2020, I will re-stand in 2025 on the same promise.

The battle may have been won, but trust me, as in Farage's words, this is unfinished business.

Rather bizarre statement.

ruggedtoast

CKhalvashi wrote: »

My desire for a quick exit from the UK is also mine.

I also look forward to standing against the incumbent Conservative in the 2020 UK election, hopefully winning the seat and taking the UK back into the EU, into Schengen, into the Euro and into an ever closer Europe against the Brexiteers will. If I lose in 2020, I will re-stand in 2025 on the same promise.

The battle may have been won, but trust me, as in Farage's words, this is unfinished business.

Sadly that's probably what will happen. The simple realities of the passing of time means that every year there are less people who want Brexit and more who don't. But when the UK rejoins the EU it will be at an immensely reduced position of influence, and with nothing like the absolutely exceptional deal we have now.

You could say that Brexit is the final middle finger from one generation to another.

leveller2911

ruggedtoast wrote: »

Sadly that's probably what will happen. The simple realities of the passing of time means that every year there are less people who want Brexit and more who don't. But when the UK rejoins the EU it will be at an immensely reduced position of influence, and with nothing like the absolutely exceptional deal we have now.

You could say that Brexit is the final middle finger from one generation to another.

:rotfl: You assume that the EU will exist in a generation.........

It won't.......:D

ruggedtoast

leveller2911 wrote: »

:rotfl: You assume that the EU will exist in a generation.........

It won't.......:D

It's more likely that the EU will continue to exist than that the United Kingdom will.

:rotfl:

Thrugelmir

CKhalvashi wrote: »

I also look forward to standing against the incumbent Conservative in the 2020 UK election, hopefully winning the seat and taking the UK back into the EU, into Schengen, into the Euro and into an ever closer Europe against the Brexiteers will. If I lose in 2020, I will re-stand in 2025 on the same promise.

For which party will you stand?

Masomnia

ruggedtoast wrote: »

Sadly that's probably what will happen. The simple realities of the passing of time means that every year there are less people who want Brexit and more who don't. But when the UK rejoins the EU it will be at an immensely reduced position of influence, and with nothing like the absolutely exceptional deal we have now.

You could say that Brexit is the final middle finger from one generation to another.

The same generation that voted to remain in the 70s voted out this time. Some people are open to changing their minds yaknow.

CKhalvashi

Thrugelmir wrote: »

For which party will you stand?

I'd have thought the answer to that would be obvious.

Masomnia wrote: »

The same generation that voted to remain in the 70s voted out this time. Some people are open to changing their minds yaknow.

I'm open to changing my mind, but not necessarily in these circumstances and at this time. I've already given the conditions for this earlier today, and I'm sure you can zoom back a few pages to find what was written.

Once the Conservatives have made even more of a mess than they already have (as with everything they touch) I'd fancy my chances even more than now.

I'm determined to fight what I deem to be a stupid decision, and in a democracy that is completely reasonable and completely justifiable. You may not like it, but that's your democratic choice.

£1 is now €1,13, so there's a 6% increase in the cost of everything in the EU in the last few weeks. Thanks for that guys, much appreciated :mad:

Conrad

You Remoanrs truly are the stuff of cults. Make a note to yourself and open in in 2020, it will be hillarious boggle eyed stuff.

Almost no one once we are out will want back in, I guarantee it.

CKhalvashi

Conrad wrote: »

Almost no one once we are out will want back in, I guarantee it.

Hopefully because the UK won't have left, so it won't be possible to want back in