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Old 04-06-2018, 22:09   #2843
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Re: Brexit discussion

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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
What is striking Jon is that regardless of Remain or Leave, 4 out out 5 people think the country will be worse in future. It is weird though that Leave voters are even more pessimistic.
Absolute rubbish. You have not asked all leave voters how they feel so no it is not that at all and one poxy poll taken by the BBC does not speak for 17.4 Million people, but wow, a BBC poll, they're really reliable.

This leave voter is not pessimistic about leaving. I am more pessimistic the longer we stay in the corrupted pile of garbage.

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Originally Posted by jonbxx View Post
We will leave the EU on the 29th March 2019. No one is debating that. * Would leaving the customs union and single market be leaving, or are there other organisations should leave?

Should we leave the EMA? Should we leave the EASA? Should we leave ERASMUS? Should we leave Horizon 2020? Should we leave Euratom? Should we leave Europol? Should we negate the Good Friday Agreement?

These are not banal questions. These affect medicines, education, science, nuclear materials, crime and peace in Northern Ireland.

Leaving the European Union is easy to say but it permeates so much of how this country runs that unravelling it all is more complex than saying we are leaving. Something needs to replace what we have now.
* What part of leaving the EU in it's entirety did you not understand ?

And YES they are banal questions.
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