Did you vote LEAVE? Do you now regret this?

I voted leave. Wobbles in the economy were expected and those who didn't see it coming must be pretty clueless. Scotland was likely to get another referendum to leave the UK anyway whether the majority vote was leave or remain so there isn't much difference there.

A 2nd EU referendum is just the Remain voters throwing their toys out the pram because they didn't win the majority. You can't just keep voting so your choice will eventually win, that isn't how democracy works. The vote was Leave, now they need to grow up and deal with it.

you seem quite happy for Scotland to repeat their referendum until they get the result they want, but insult the Remainers for the same thing.

you seem quite happy for Scotland to repeat their referendum until they get the result they want, but insult the Remainers for the same thing.

Voted leave and the past 2 days have been great, the weather is great, I've done well in recent exams and I don't regret my decision. The pound would drop which was common knowledge for brexit voters (and apparently not remainers) but now its actually higher than before.

People act like we are weak and need help from the EU and that's pretty sad.

I was really stuck in the middle, but went for leave in the end. No, I do not regret my vote. I expected the pound to fall and some problems will be caused short-term however I think in the long run it will be worth it. I think honestly there are going to be lots of hurdles on the way in the next few years. My biggest concern was this will probably put Boris into number 10.

I understand there are a lot of people who are racist and whatever obviously voted leave However many of us were not who voted leave including myself. However people need to respect democracy and stop moaning about 2nd referendums. Lets worry about getting the country sorted now.

The Brexit vote was partly a protest. Many people did not vote for damage to the economy and the prospect of Scotland leaving the UK.

WANTED - names to sign up to a new petition urging fresh negotiations with the EU followed by a second EU referendum. Email apfin2 at gmail dot com if you voted LEAVE but now regret this.

Voted leave and the past 2 days have been great, the weather is great, I've done well in recent exams and I don't regret my decision. The pound would drop which was common knowledge for brexit voters (and apparently not remainers) but now its actually higher than before.

People act like we are weak and need help from the EU and that's pretty sad.

Clearly don't live in London Constant thunderstorms for days. We've now got a lake in my garden.

The pound will also drop again when manfuctuers such as Nissan who use the UK as a gateway to the EU will leave for an EU country such as Germany.

The economy will also be effected when we lose a significant amount of our skilled workers. The uneducated and ignorant won't all of a sudden become skilled, capable workers unfortunately.

The economy will also be effected when our universities who are largely dependent on EU funding will be largely diminished, with many university towns who depend on their university to employ a significant portion of their population suffering.

The economy will also be effected because businesses will be deterred form making new decisions, and new investments because of the uncertainty of our future. That is common sense. This will lead to reduced investment activity and reduced hiring. Less jobs= less wealth.


After the two year window, trade flows will slow considerably, considering that half of UK exports go to Europe and we will no longer have access to the reduced tariffs and market access that members of the EU benefit from.

This is alongside an abundance of other economic consequences you have to look forward to. And on top of that, we have to waste a **** load of money writing and establishing new laws and regulations that were perfectly fine in the first place.

But yes, because the country one day after the referendum -when the exit process hasn't even begun- hasn't gone to the ground, that means that we are going to prosper more than ever doesn't it?

Go bury your head in the sand some more and keep patting yourselves on the backs. Time will tell, and you'll be sorry.

The long term future is now in the hands of politicians in Westminster who can be brought to account for their actions and replaced with those we the people want.

Wrong. The long term prosperity is in business and the jobs they provide. Politicians can tinker at the edges but in terms of power and influence they come a long way behind business and the media.

Must be all the salty remainer voters in London who have rain clouds above their heads haha. Weather is fantastic where I am, sun, sun, sun since Independence day

Haha, not salty. I am a bit aggrieved, but hey at least UKIP ought to go away now.

Enjoy your independance day

Wrong. It is in the hands of politicians. If politicians put tax at 90% of income we wont get any business so they'd become irrelevant to the discussion. It is on the people in Westminster to do the right thing to bring business here that thrives and wants to stay here. As for the media, they need completely overhauling as they're a law unto themselves and have no morals whatsoever.