Brexit, The Economy and House Prices (Part 2)

bobbymotors

We've voted matey, there won't be another referendum, you need to move on.

What if a 2nd referendum votes to leave? Shall we keep going until we get the result you want?

CKhalvashi

bobbymotors wrote: »

We've voted matey, there won't be another referendum, you need to move on.

What if a 2nd referendum votes to leave? Shall we keep going until we get the result you want?

Give me a democratic reason why we shouldn't have a vote on the final deal. I know that I never had a vote on the deal before.

If it happens it will be accepted by me.

Don't be so sure though......

HAMISH_MCTAVISH

kabayiri wrote: »

It's politics innit.

It would be political suicide for the Tories not to follow through.

It will also be political suicide for them to follow through with anything but the softest of Brexit - but that's for another day.

Btw, where ya been Hamish? It's good to have you back.

In Europe for the last month getting in some rest and recreation.

bobbymotors

I've no idea what result another referendum would give: nobody knows.

But we are leaving, we should get the best deal we can and get on with it.

as for satisfaction, no one deal will make everyone happy, but thats life.

Herzlos

cogito wrote: »

Just because you didn't hear about it doesn't mean it wasn't happening. For all the EU's propaganda about us being underprepared, there have been other reports from Brussels expressing surprise at how well prepared we actually were.

Can you cite one of these reports?

CKhalvashi

bobbymotors wrote: »

I've no idea what result another referendum would give: nobody knows.

But we are leaving, we should get the best deal we can and get on with it.

as for satisfaction, no one deal will make everyone happy, but thats life.

You are not listening.

We haven't had the final vote on the deal we get. Give me a democratic reason for not having one once it's negotiated.

Not 'we're leaving', not 'we voted already', but a legitimate reason. Democracy gives a choice, Leave voters wanted democracy, so lets have democracy, starting there.

bobbymotors

Ok

Because the referendum question asked was 'should we remain a member of the EU' Y/N

NOT should we remain a member of the EU or leave and return if there is a deal we don't like.

I was listening: you didn't read the question on the voting form apparently.

Matt_L

CKhalvashi wrote: »

Give me a democratic reason why we shouldn't have a vote on the final deal. I know that I never had a vote on the deal before.

If it happens it will be accepted by me.

Don't be so sure though......

It doesn't matter how much you cry, moan or even stamp your feet, there isn't going to be another vote.

That said, i would be happy for another vote with the options being:

1. Note to accept the deal our governments negotiates.

or

2. Simply just leave..

Rinoa

In the last YouGov poll 70% wanted the government to abide by the referendum result and leave the EU.

Another referendum would therefore be against the wishes of the majority.

The great Briish public understand democracy better than the sneering elites on here.

Herzlos

Conrad wrote: »

Classic paint-by-numbers small vision logic from a Remainer. We can do any number of things to boost our farming sector as the Kiwis & Aussies found out

Like what? How do you propose our farmers avoid being undercut by huge margins and build houses instead?

What'll happen if we have no farms left?


You keep implying that a bit of good old British pluck will solve problems that have been plaguing us for decades, so please enlighten us all how to do it?