Brexit: Given the chance now, would you vote leave or remain?

Knowing what you now know about Brexit and all the challenges/new opportunities it presents, what would you vote for if given the chance - leave or remain?

Have your say!

Yes and No

I believe the tories regardless of PM could never of delivered a meaningful Brexit, their party is too divided on the subject, bring the DUP into the situation and the Irish issue and the situation becomes a total hot potato for any tory leader, even a strong one like Thatcher could not pull off.

I belive Labour would be in a much better position to debate a deal because it would become easier to compromise within the party.

All the above said labour and the tories are too busy playing party politics to do this. So yes I have in a way, the last party whom would of made a great government in my opinion was Edd Milibands Labour and the country really messed up when we rejected him for Cameron

Obviously Remain.

No Deal is a far far far worse deal than we have currently.

Northern Ireland was always going to be an issue and that circle can’t really be squared.

Despite the fact that I do believe there should minimum time scales on referenda, that was not agreed before the 2016 vote.

‘Democracy’ is ever changing and it is pure fear from Leavers opposing this.

As someone who now is just about against Scottish Independence, I have to accept the 2014 vote is not going to put the question to bed. Another vote is probably not that far away...

In the exact same way that another vote on brexit can and probably should occur on the final agreed leaving deal vs remaining with article 50 extended.

Otherwise, on the 29th of March we walk into the great unknown. Completely destroying the economic stability and political power we once had.

The Northern Ireland border issue has been used as a political football but is somewhat of a red herring, Ireland and the EU have not started to plan for said border as they do not intend to have one, neither do we so who exactly is going to force the issue?

I’ve heard the republic are planning for one

and can say no deal planning is in force and personnel may well be drafted in from Scotland and elsewhere to NI in the event of a no deal (not that I really expect disorder on a large scale in NI)

How do you stop lots of immigrants using the freedom of movement through the Republic and gaining access to NI?
Let’s be honest, leaving was all about ‘immigration’ and something perplexing to do with an imperialist ideal of ‘sovereignty’. (Other factors are of course all involved but those would be the main two

leaving was all about ‘immigration’ and something perplexing to do with an imperialist ideal of ‘sovereignty’. (Other factors are of course all involved but those would be the main two

David Cameron deliberately resigned after the result. Then in came a prime minister who has done **** all except fail to secure brexit. If Theresa May has done anything else at all as PM, I've bent over to pick up a penny and missed it.

Problem is that last time labour were in power they handed it over and said they had ran out of money, also labour have no deffinate stance on how they would deliver on the referendum result without re asking the same question and losing the trust of the British public in the government at the same time

No you didn't miss anything lol

This whole mess is the tories playing party politics for their parties gain and Messing it up like they always do

And the rest of parliament trying to stop it.
I genuinely despair at the state of the opposition which at any other time in history would be streets ahead of the government in opinion polls not 5 points behind !

Knowing what you now know about Brexit and all the challenges/new opportunities it presents, what would you vote for if given the chance - leave or remain?

Have your say!