As the transfer window silliness has not started, let's switch to Brexit

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

He [Farage] believes a second vote will see Leave's share increase and I'm beginning to suspect he'll be right. I have noticed, with people in my own social circle, how much quieter the leavers are. I think remain may well be the archetypal vociferous minority who are convinced they will romp a second referendum based on nothing more than the rather noisy echo chamber they inhabit.

[Ash]

He [Farage] believes a second vote will see Leave's share increase and I'm beginning to suspect he'll be right. I have noticed, with people in my own social circle, how much quieter the leavers are. I think remain may well be the archetypal vociferous minority who are convinced they will romp a second referendum based on nothing more than the rather noisy echo chamber they inhabit.

GPWM.

The demonisation of leavers has cowed many into silence I expect. I have had to self-censor at work for three years in fear of my job.

[WES]

GPWM.

The demonisation of leavers has cowed many into silence I expect. I have had to self-censor at work for three years in fear of my job.

Yes, don't get me wrong, even though I voted Remain and would now support a second referendum, if I had to bet I would bet that Leave via hard Brexit wins with a similar majority. I'm even considering voting Leave this time such is my disgust with the EU executive cretins.

But I think there is a strong argument for the referendum that I described.

[Pokster]

Yes, don't get me wrong, even though I voted Remain and would now support a second referendum, if I had to bet I would bet that Leave via hard Brexit wins with a similar majority. I'm even considering voting Leave this time such is my disgust with the EU executive cretins.

But I think there is a strong argument for the referendum that I described.

There should not be an option to stay if there is a second vote, the country voted to leave so the ONLY options should be Hard Brexit or a compromise deal with all the options known in advance

[Monty92]

Yes, don't get me wrong, even though I voted Remain and would now support a second referendum, if I had to bet I would bet that Leave via hard Brexit wins with a similar majority. I'm even considering voting Leave this time such is my disgust with the EU executive cretins.

But I think there is a strong argument for the referendum that I described.

The referendum you describe would be inherently fixed as it would split the leave vote.

(Edited: meant for Pokster)

[WES]

The referendum you describe would be inherently fixed as it would split the leave vote.

(Edited: meant for Pokster)

Um, yeah, but that's OK when both the options involve leaving.

Good lord.

[Sir C]

Um, yeah, but that's OK when both the options involve leaving.

Good lord.

You may have been on holiday and missed it, but we've already had a vote on this question and the electorate chose the 'Leave' option, so that bit's done.

I'm surprised you hadn't heard about it. It's been on the news and everything.

[Pokster]

The referendum you describe would be inherently fixed as it would split the leave vote.

(Edited: meant for Pokster)

Did you read my bit about there onloy being 2 options for the vote......

[Monty92]

GPWM.

The demonisation of leavers has cowed many into silence I expect. I have had to self-censor at work for three years in fear of my job.

You should move to Kent, mate.

[Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult]

He [Farage] believes a second vote will see Leave's share increase and I'm beginning to suspect he'll be right. I have noticed, with people in my own social circle, how much quieter the leavers are. I think remain may well be the archetypal vociferous minority who are convinced they will romp a second referendum based on nothing more than the rather noisy echo chamber they inhabit.

I'm sure your social circle gives us a much greater insight than the 20-odd nationwide polls this year, Herbs. Which is lucky given Leave hadn't had a lead for 12 months. 2 way or 3 way.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinio...m#Remain/Leave