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Old 17-10-2016, 18:52   #2079
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread
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Originally Posted by Pierre View Post
The 52% voted to leave the EU.

Now, in real terms leaving the EU and everything associated with it. Including the Single Market.

Anyone that says they didn't know what they were voting for are stupid and if they've had a change of mind then tough.

Ignorance is no excuse or a defence. You should avail yourself of the facts before you make a decision.

We should exit the EU and then negotiate our relationship.
Good news for you - you have to exit the EU before negotiating your new relationship with it.

The trouble is Brexit means different things to different people, and your view will differ significantly from the next person's. Just because their views are different from yours doesn't nake them stupid. In the same way, remainers all feel differently about the EU - some wanted us to join the euro, others wanted us to have looser ties.
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