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    ^ bollox

    i voted leave... and would vote leave again - its a shit show for sure but again the gov has no interest in leaving hence cam's prompt departure shortly after the vote.

    the "left" seems intent on telling the "right" that "you've changed your mind" this is the same as before when "they" said "we need a re-vote" its the same BS message trying to convince the proletariat that they're stupid and uneducated.

    i cant speak for everyone but i'm fairly well educated, from a working class background and well travelled and believe that cultures being different is a good thing and the homogenisation of \Europe is to the contrary.,

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    • I think you need to consider how intertwined we are with EU. And how no one in government has any clue how to leave EU properly.shapesalad
    • Instead of asking us if we wanted to leave the EU or not. They should have present the Brexit deal and asked if we want that or stay in EU.shapesalad
    • intertwined... yeah thats THE issue. there was no OG vote to be IN the eu, just the EEC which is different.trooperbill
    • i would also be a sceptic but voted remain because the 'homogenisation of europe' whatever that supposedly entails has fuck all to do with membership of the EUkingsteven
    • And voting on the final deal !== voting to remain. fuck those whiney cunts, just don't vote against to spite them. Hard Brexit would be a disaster for all butkingsteven
    • those rich enough to exploit it.kingsteven
    • is the new Italian gvmnt part of this homogenisation? The AFD in Germany? All our vetoes and the fact that we're in the EU but outside the Eurozone?Fax_Benson
    • how much control do you have over the homogenisation of Europe now?Fax_Benson
    • +1 faxfadein11
    • cant fucking wait for my blue passportBluejam
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