Neun Jahre nach der Brexit -Abstimmung. So fühlen sich die Briten über die Wiederverwendung der EU

    https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-eu-europe-boris-johnson-farage-reform-b2773243.html#comments-area

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    1. WebDevWarrior on

      Just look at that comments section, it’s like the BNP and Russian trolls wanked themselves stupid over Farage’s sleeping corpse. I guess it tells us all we need to know… the minority were right, a large percentage have realised they fucked up and are just looking for someone to blame (excluding themselves), and above all else – a solid and increasing minority of people still want to use good old British racism as their trump card as if they didn’t learn their lesson during the brexit vote, so they’ll play it again with Reform (to keep those „horrible europeans“ away). Makes me sick.

    2. Bootsareamazing on

      Whatever makes it easier for UK businesses/industries/sectors to trade with our closest trading partner, needs to be allowed. 

    3. It was a fucking stupid idea.

      It’s done huge damage to the UK. In so many ways.

      Just fucking rejoin, and lets not talk about it ever again.

    4. I know how I feel, same as I always did. Should never have left, it was a huge fucking mistake aided and abetted by a bunch of profiteering arseholes.

      The EU is far from perfect, but it’s a damn sight easier to push for change from the inside rather than railing from the outside.

    5. NintendoGamer1983 on

      If votes can be reversed… How about we reverse the 2010 election so the Tories don’t take power?

    6. Heavy_Practice_6597 on

      Ah the independent, almost the daily mail of the left, if the guardian didn’t exist.

    7. Your reminder that the Indy is basically the anti-Daily Mail these days, especially on topics like this.

    8. SuperChickenLips on

      I saw a comedian say something quite poignant on Have I Got News For You; the UK will never rejoin the EU because in order to do so, every single person who voted for Brexit will have to admit they were wrong, and that’s just not going to happen.

    9. It was stupid and there’s been no benefit

      So even the craziest Brexiteer must be ready to rejoin

    10. Problem is that we had the best deal of any member state in europe, and if we rejoin we get the boiler plate agreement which wouldn’t be agreeable to most of the country. No one would support giving up the pound.

      Our best hope is to align as closely as we can.

    11. PigsAreTastyFood on

      Can we have a picture of the bus that stated how much would go into the NHS exta?

      It was never going to be a good idea to leave a single market with heaps of benefits to….. try and be a tiny island doing it in its own.

      People were lied to, more Importantly these people also did not do any research and blindly trusted a guy from UKIP who’s now running another bigger scam….

    12. It should have been a 2/3rds to leave, and it should be 2/3rds to rejoin, which means we’re at *least* 20 years away from even considering it, so this is just more dead horse beating by the press for clicks.

      In the meantime, let the British gvt work on a more meaningful and closer relationship with the EU without this bullshit rejoin nonsense sucking all the air out of the room.

    13. Monkeyboogaloo on

      I don’t think Brexit as a concept was necessarily a bad idea. However, it came from a place of distruction rather than creation. It was an opportunity to reset the UK and create a new path.

      But that was never the aim of Brexitiers. They were not looking forwards. They wanted to return to a Britain that never really existed.

      I believe that Russia wanted Europe to be destabilised and Brexit was a great way to weaken it. I am not saying they were behind it but I suspect they gave it a large nudge.

      At a time when we need unity to stave off common enemies, closer ties to our neighbours has to be a goal.

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