The EU: In, out, shake it all about.... (8 Viewers)

As of right now, how are thinking of voting? In or out

  • Remain

    Votes: 23 37.1%
  • Leave

    Votes: 35 56.5%
  • Undecided

    Votes: 3 4.8%
  • Not registered or not intention to vote

    Votes: 1 1.6%

  • Total voters
    62
  • Poll closed .

Sky Blue Pete

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It's all fairly clear what the majority of the UK people are STILL demanding !
What’s that then? An end to austerity? An end to elite ruling class and deep damage to society in the uk as the rich get obscenely rich and adult and child social care go to the wall?
 

Sick Boy

Super Moderator
Brexit party gained 2 seats in the North East, Labour losing a seat.

Let's be honest it's going to be a rough night for Labour and conservatives

may went, corbyn should follow suit

What sort of turnout has been expected? The Euro elections have historically been very low.
 

Evo1883

Well-Known Member
It's people like Emma that I love for the comedic factor.
Implying that all the remainers voted greens and lib dem, would mean that over 60% never voted for remain, my god people cling onto anything haha

This women is an absolute tool

Obviously I don't believe that 60% of Britain want to leave but its just the sheer bullshit spouted just to cling onto any last drop of hope lol

 

Evo1883

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You’ve illustrated my point perfectly.... anything except a no deal is called a ‘remainers Brexit’ - it’s bullshit.

You either walk out the door or you stay inside, you can't stand in the middle.

Leave the European Union, or remain in the European Union.
Fairly simple question asked and answered

I get remainers frustration, but after all the name calling and digs at leave voters, I just don't care
 

Evo1883

Well-Known Member
There is now rumours (key word) that the brexit party has done well in Scotland, now that's shocking if true
 

Sick Boy

Super Moderator
You either walk out the door or you stay inside, you can't stand in the middle.

Leave the European Union, or remain in the European Union.
Fairly simple question asked and answered

I get remainers frustration, but after all the name calling and digs at leave voters, I just don't care

Leading leavers during the build up to the referendum were advocating the EEA option which would mean leaving the EU. Obviously that went out of the window though and the goal posts moved. The way some go on you’d think Leave won by a major landslide. (Not implying you are, I mean in general).
 

Evo1883

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Leading leavers during the build up to the referendum were advocating the EEA option which would mean leaving the EU. Obviously that went out of the window though and the goal posts moved. The way some go on you’d think Leave won by a major landslide. (Not implying you are, I mean in general).

Well in terms of constituencies , it was an absolute whitewash.
More voters than the cities of Birmingham and Coventry combined was the winning margin.
Take away London, it was an embarrassingly big margin.

The country wants out
There isn't enough remain constituencies to turn around the numbers in order to win a remain vote even 2nd time round
I still don't see why people can't see this
 

JAM See

Well-Known Member
Well in terms of constituencies , it was an absolute whitewash.
More voters than the cities of Birmingham and Coventry combined was the winning margin.
Take away London, it was an embarrassingly big margin.

The country wants out
There isn't enough remain constituencies to turn around the numbers in order to win a remain vote even 2nd time round
I still don't see why people can't see this

I don't. I'm not alone.
 

Sky Blue Pete

Well-Known Member
Well in terms of constituencies , it was an absolute whitewash.
More voters than the cities of Birmingham and Coventry combined was the winning margin.
Take away London, it was an embarrassingly big margin.

The country wants out
There isn't enough remain constituencies to turn around the numbers in order to win a remain vote even 2nd time round
I still don't see why people can't see this
They can but tell us how it’s done?
 

Sick Boy

Super Moderator
Well in terms of constituencies , it was an absolute whitewash.
More voters than the cities of Birmingham and Coventry combined was the winning margin.
Take away London, it was an embarrassingly big margin.

The country wants out
There isn't enough remain constituencies to turn around the numbers in order to win a remain vote even 2nd time round
I still don't see why people can't see this

The vote wasn’t done based upon constituencies though, was it? And neither would a second one, so not sure why you keep repeating it?

Take away London? It has a huge population; 2 countries of the UK didn’t vote out actually.
 

Evo1883

Well-Known Member
The vote wasn’t done based upon constituencies though, was it?


No but you can gauge through numbers of people in said constituencies how people voted before to how they would vote again, and even with some swing towards remain, its just hard to see where they can win it overall.

It's a pipe dream
 

Mucca Mad Boys

Well-Known Member
What are we expecting in very general terms? Labour voters move to Lib Dem with Conservative and UKIP voters going to Brexit Party?

From the 2014 European elections, Brexit Party has absorbed all of the UKIP vote, and a bit more. Probably has taken more Tory than Labour votes but it’s nuanced.

The Lib Dem’s have taken votes off both Tory and Labour voters and Greens (who I voted in 2014) will mostly be current/ex Labour voters.

This election is polarised between no-deal Brexiteers and ‘Final Say’ referendum Remainers. Hence Labour and Conservatives have been punished.
 

Sick Boy

Super Moderator
No but you can gauge through numbers of people in said constituencies how people voted before to how they would vote again, and even with some swing towards remain, its just hard to see where they can win it overall.

It's a pipe dream

As I said, the referendum was not a huge landslide and I don’t think that either side should feel like it’d be a foregone conclusion if a second one was to happen.
 

Mucca Mad Boys

Well-Known Member
Over 60% of labour constituencies voted leave, over 70% of tory constituencies voted leave.

I can't see where remain can make up the numbers to win a second referendum

A referendum isn’t done on constituencies like our general elections, it’s a simple winner takes all.
 

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