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Please don't talk at me as if I have never traveled before. Believe me I have and a lot further than Europe, I can tell thee ! But no thanks, I like to travel much further afield, far more interesting places, natural wonders and what not beyond the European Continent.

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Why would traveling or working in Europe post brexit be any more difficult than traveling or working anywhere else in the world.Honestly the way some people go off one would think that Europe is the whole of the world and the UK is exiting the world :rolleyes:

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You show me where it's legally binding and final, Oh yes, it isn't.......

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TBF no different from the US ESTA scheme & the Turkish EVisa.

Even as a devout remainer, I don't see this as a biggy

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So what ,we do not run this country by referendum .The last referendum was specifically for the government to ascertain the publics feelings on leaving Europe ,they now know what those feelings are and will act accordingly .The result does not need to be legally binding .What you are asking is for referendums to be held until the right answer is reached,what happens if another one is held and a vote to remain is reached ,do we leave or stick by the first result or have another referendum ? .The result is final ,there will be no more referendums on Europe and nor should there be

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good for you, im all for more freedom of travel, work and living, you get my vote

No its not

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That is how l see it Mr M.

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why isn't it

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I have traveled further than Europe too but Europe has some amazing places as well. Cities and natural wonders. The Norwegian Fjords for example. I think we underestimate how much we have on our doorstep here. So much only a few hours away. This is true irrespective of the referendum though, just as a general comment. :D

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Oh, here it comes, the boring legally binding chestnut, tired of hearing of it actually.

Yes, it was advisory, but the government is insisting we're leaving, as we know they want to set the motion to leave by end of March next year, but some pathetic remoaners who cannot accept democracy, want to argue all they can about the decision to try and knock it off course and drag it through litigation.

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why would the result of a second referendum be any more valid than the first

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because

a) facts in post referendum brexit world are apparently irrelevant
b) Tony Blair said so

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Why stop at a second, hell, let's have a third and if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another?And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another?And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? And if we don't like that result, can we have another? :angel:

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If your going to defend a position try and have some reasonable answers

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On this forum, it's Bliar !

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Even if there is a second and the outcome is the same we know that the usual suspects will still claim it's not valid. There'll be more excuses, more whining, more claims of foul play until they get their way at which point you can bet there'll be no way back and suddenly referenda will be a very bad idea. That's how interested these people are in democracy. They only appreciate it when it yields what they want.