To want Brexit be reversed

Potential re-accession to the EU - March 2025 - including those who answered neither/don't know;

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potential_re-accession_of_the_United_Kingdom_to_the_European_Union

I haven't had time to read much of your link but I notice that the researcher has based his percentage calculations on Germany receiving 148,000 asylum applications in 2021 - however I have just checked and the correct figure is over 190,000 so his comparison is flawed. Germany then received over 244,000 asylum applications in 2022 and over 350,000 applications in 2023. The researcher only looks at 2021 stats (incorrectly).

Which poll are you quoting Clavinova?

clavinova

This poll says otherwise re rejoin. Also polls consistently say people think it was a bad decision.

natcen.ac.uk/public-attitudes-new-eu-referendum

The great benefit of Brexit was enabling the country to become more extremist. Obviously, once you’ve got people to vote a particular way on the basis that it will protect them from uncontrolled immigration, no money for the NHS and straight bananas, you can move onto protecting people from money-wasting diversity, equity and inclusion strategies, a bloated, lazy public sector, benefit scroungers and unhealthy fatties who are ruining the NHS and the economy with their poor health and depravity. Then you can move onto women and their unreliability, weakness and hysteria in the workplace, their ridiculous notions of work-life balance, their harmful feminisation of men, and how they are ruining the next generation and not doing their patriotic duty of having children. Before we know it, they’ll be saying most people shouldn’t be allowed to vote, because they don’t contribute enough to this country to deserve a vote - people should do as they are told.

Well how did you vote? I have fuck all sympathy for anyone who voted to leave.

Lots of people couldn't afford to study abroad before Brexit. We shouldn't fool ourselves.
But Brexit hasn't done any good. True.

How did the 'remainders' block everything? The negotiations were done by hard-line Brexiteers. Boris 'got Brexit done' by leaving without any sort of deal. He boasted about the 'oven ready deal' which he got through Parliament, so how is this shitshow the fault of 'remainders'? Footage of the negoations were hilarious though. The EU representatives turning up with folders of notes and David Davis turning up with a notepad and pen. They were all too lazy and complacent to do it properly.

It destroyed the Conservative Party, pissed off racists and Tommy, the great patriot, man of the people, Brexiteer, Robinson moved to Spain. With his newly acquired Irish passport.

Do those things count?

Didn't the UK economy shrink by about £140 billion due to Brexit? Plus if we had a free trade agreement with the EU, our nearest trading block, it would mitigate the impact of Trump's tariffs.

tbf, I was bought the test as a Christmas present. I qualified, paid for the first year to get the certificate and then intend to let my membership lapse.

Please tell us all about these wonderful Brexit benefits that are about to unfold! I'm waiting with baited breath.

Another effect of brexit: it definitely feels lonlier in the uk these days.

I feel cut off from the rest of the EU.

Its lonely out here

I agree, and now that Donald Trump is unleashing his brain dead policies on tariffs and threatening to invade Greenland, we need the security of being in a trading block with our nearest neighbours, rather than grovelling for a trade deal with the US which will open us up to allowing in chlorinated chicken and other abominations.

https://www.epc.eu/content/PDF/2022/EU-UK_post_Brexit_DP.pdf

On the day of the referendum I was waiting for the bus when I overheard a young woman talking on her phone. She was telling whoever she was speaking to that although she had never voted in her life before she was going to vote leave to "stop all the Turks coming over here". Propaganda certainly works

I did think that brexit was stupid. Surely people should see what would happen, if one small country left the EU.

Its made it much harder for British people to study or travel or work in the EU.

People voted for it to stop immigration and it utterly failed to do that. I didn’t agree with it and voted to remain, but for those who voted out I’m surprised more aren’t mightily pissed off that it hasn’t achieved this.

What a profound contribution you make. Do you remember how that kind of bigoted remark went down when it was applied to Muslims and terrorism?

You seem to have a comprehension problem. Where did I say that the PM unilaterally decided to leave the EU? Clue: I didn't.

But yes, you're right, our kids will allhave to learn the reality that democracy generally produces the results that the electorate deserves. And if we fail to educate our population properly, the electorate will carry on making stupid choices to the detriment of all.

TBF, the pp could add that the LibDems were the first party to offer a referendum as a manifesto commitment. And that Labour did sweet Fanny Adams to support a remain vote.

To be fair I was replying to this;
I don't believe that's true anymore. Look at the polling, the majority think Brexit was the wrong decision.

The UK also lost access to the European Asylum Dactyloscopy Database (EURODAC) – the EU-wide asylum fingerprint database – that is used by participating states to cross-check fingerprints taken from asylum seekers.

As well as elements of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS)

How about parenting and teaching your child the reality of living in the real world, instead of having an entitled rant on mn.

Would MNs even exist if it wasn't for said rants?

😆 🤣 you have the nerve to question intelligence 🙄