Are you still pro-Brexit?

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Brexit will have soon cost the UK more than all its payments to the EU over the past 47 years put together

www.businessinsider.com/brexit-will-cost-uk-more-than-total-payments-to-eu-2020-1?fbclid=IwAR3E3Xc8p0bgNF06hCJZzr61Ak-6VetNbFv5vrfsV041nPvDZeFSCnjHcdg&r=US&IR=T

SchrodingersBox exactly right

Never was and never will be. I am still depressed about what these people are doing to my country.

However I have accepted that it is what the (narrow) majority voted for, twice effectively, and have resolved to make my peace with it until the other shoe drops.

yep unabashedly pro brexit and no some silly article wont tell me otherwise. And I'm well educated (MA Econ Cantab)

Yes

Never was, not changed my mind. Lord help us all.

Yes I am.
I voted remain in the referendum but quickly changed my mind

MA Econ Cantab

But let’s face it, that’s not a real Masters degree.

Kruger Dunning effect.

It's like a disease.

Yawn.

It reminds me of something similar. Where someone asks a question, people answer and then get met with hostility by a certain group, spouting the same word over and over again, thinking if they say it often enough, it’ll come true.

I can’t say the word though. I believe it’s banned on here.

Yeah.. I agree if the government tells you enough people think it's true.

What was it they told farmers? We'll keep things the same or even increase subsidies....

Those same farmers who are now at risk of losing 25% of their subsidies?

Yes those ones.

Sigh. Nowt as queer as folk. You can't eat sovereignty, unfortunately.

Speaking of candles...some people just want to watch the world burn!

I believe Patrick Mitford said Brexit would mean the end of farming in the UK. Most farmers are believed to have voted Leave, they must have known what they were voting for.

I have never been pro-Brexit, I've never waivered, I campaigned for remain.

Brexit is how the elite blame the people for all the problems that are coming our way soon. I could see that 4 years ago and it's still obvious to me.

Yep, more than ever.

@KenDodd being part of the single market, customs union (even if not in name) was there for the taking. It would have been Brexit in name only but there was easily a majority in parliament for it but MPs over reached. Personally I think it's a good thing that we're getting the version of Brexit we're are. The EU is a failing institution and the UK is better being out of it when it finally implodes.

Not one true fact in that article, must have been written by the guardian.....🙄🙄🙄

No - and never was.

The EU is a failing institution and the UK is better being out of it when it finally implodes.

Still this guff, when there is no evidence.

The EU is a failing institution is a Brexiteer comfort blanket.

My husbands work is in medical research, an industry that will not exist in the U.K. within a very short amount of time.

Well, I'm sure many working-class leavers in the north felt the same way about the jobs they loved that were gradually destroyed by competition from EU migrants and the reduction in earning power.

Why would people change their minds? If they were stupid enough to vote for it they aren't going to be convinced by pesky things like facts now.

So let's destroy the whole country then.