Alastair Campbell, Elton, John, Gary Lineker, Nick Clegg, Vince Cable, Tony Blair And Many More Remoaners...

[saintpeter48]

If you're not happy with the democratic process of the UK, then why not sell up, pack your bags and ship yourselves off to a non-democratic country, how does Iraq, Libya, Cuba, Morocco, Turkmenistan, China or Qatar sound, lets see how long you last!
You lost the vote, get over it and thank your lucky stars that a gun wasn't held to your head, telling you HOW to vote and who to vote for!

[gulliver1]

Reckon the price of wool and knitting needles, will double , IF we leave.

[Old_Geezer]

Clearly we won't agree in whether regaining pride along with sovereignty is a mistake or not. However I looked at that sky poll article. Many questions needed a time frame defined for the poll result to mean anything, not to mention some kind of scale for how large an impact is being considered in the response. With neither defined the result can be interpreted however one wishes, making it useless.

[Theland]

So if by some chance we stayed in, what do you think the Commissioners would be plotting behind closed doors?
Another pay rise for themselves?
Take over our taxation?
Diminish our shrinking democracy even more?

[andy-hughes]

gulliver - // A Second Referendum is needed . Now that the leavers realise what a mistake they made when they voted NO, on the first one. //

There is no evidence that a mistake has been made.

There is a lot of speculation, rumour-mongering, and hot air, but no actual evidence.

[naomi24]

Gulliver lives in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

[gulliver1]

It will be you living in Cloud Cuckoo Land, IF we ever do leave.

[Theland]

Gulliver - care to address the point I made?

[Milo2]

I have no regrets about voting leave. In fact the attitude of the EU to negotions has only re-inforced my decision.

[jambutty]

Me too Milo.

[naomi24]

Gulliver, read this carefully:

Leavers … do … not … regret … voting … to … leave.

That’s the real world.

[gulliver1]

Naomi , Read this carefully IF....We ....Leave ....they.... will ....regret ....it.
They have not experienced it yet .
That's the real world.

[naomi24]

Gulliver, tap your heels together three times and repeat … there’s no place like home … there’s no place like home….

With a bit of luck you'll wake up ... although you could be in Kansas - but that's a chance you'll have to take. Occupational hazard for dreamers, I'm afraid.

[Garaman]

It depends what you read; according to this summary of polls quite a few would change their minds.

http://ukandeu.ac.uk/are-voters-changing-their-minds-about-brexit/

Polls are often wrong of course.

[naomi24]

//Leave voters are barely any more likely than Remain supporters to say they would now vote differently from how they did in June 2016. //

Well, that didn't work.

[Garaman]

I wasn't trying to make anything 'work', Naomi, just saying that I read that some would change their minds.

[naomi24]

Okay.

[New Judge]

"We would have had a similar thing had the result gone the other way."

We may have disappointed or disgruntled leavers suggesting that 52:48 was hardly a resounding victory (though I would not have been amongst them). What we would definitely NOT have, however, is a government (and others) suggesting that because the vote was so close, the wishes of the 48% must be considered and that we must find a way to remain which is as close to leaving as possible. This is what is happening now. If we had voted to remain by 52:48 the matter would be all over, we would have simply continued our membership and that would have been that.

[Garaman]

The Government has always had to cater for the large number of disgruntled anti EU people like yourself, NJ. It has had to find a way of not upsetting you all too much - keeping the pound for example.