Who here voted remain and who leave?

I didn't vote but if I did, it would have been to remain. I never leave home without some kind of battle plan just for back up and Brexit seems like a silly thing to go through without a proper plan.

One thing that also would've convinced me to remain, is the disorganized "leave" party. I heard no facts, no proper planning and no advantages expect for a controlled border (which is so so in my opinion).

I don't hate the leave party, but I just think Brexit wasn't clearly thought out. Regradless, if all this works out or not, the public will be the one to face the pressure of the outcome.

Now that May is sucking off Donald, who could regret voting Leave? UK is going to be second now!

The idea that we will rejoin without the rebate, shengen and joining the euro is laughable.


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Don't get you hopes too high on us rejoining.

I reckon we will in 20 or so years. Im not getting my hopes but but i can realistically see it happening

I reckon we will in 20 or so years. Im not getting my hopes but but i can realistically see it happening

I'm glad we Left but I ain't a leftist.

You actually think that UK being a member of the EU + Single market has been working out for everyone including ordinary citizens and public services???????
I think it's only been working out for the rich and privileged.
There has been many plans set out by Brexiters including Theresa May.

I voted Remain. Glad I did. My conscience is clear. Mainly because of the social chapter and things such as the four weeks holiday in it.

I voted Remain, and don't regret it. I'd rather we stayed in the EU.

That said, we are one of the greatest nations in the world, and if anyone could leave the EU whilst successfully propping up their economy, it was always going to be us. So I'm not devastated by the result, either.

The reason why I would have picked remain is because that is the less riskest route for us right now. I do hope Brexit is a success but if it isn't, the public will be the ones paying for its failure.

Why cause problems and possibly make your downfall much bigger and faster?

So you've already given up on the "we could still invest" line and gone straight to but it's tax payer money, as if that makes a difference. I don't care that it was tax payer money, I am perfectly happy to pay taxes towards the good of the country, what I am not happy to do is pay more tax to cover the shortfall for those who don't fancy doing so (hence my opposition to being a corporate tax haven).

The government will not invest more into our R&D sectors, we'll end up with our already pathetic budget getting smaller.

I voted Remain. Glad I did. My conscience is clear. Mainly because of the social chapter and things such as the four weeks holiday in it.

I voted Remain. Glad I did. My conscience is clear. Mainly because of the social chapter and things such as the four weeks holiday in it.