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    The EU vote before was like asking if you want a beer or wine. But not telling you what the wine is. You know the beer is a good craft beer. But the wine could be champaign, cheap crap, vintage etc.

    Everyone voted for wine.

    Now the deal is being drawn up, well not being drawn up, there is nothing negotiated at all ( https://havewegotafuckingtradede… ) - it's quickly becoming apparent the wine option is a cheap almost fake wine, for cooking with. It's just cheap grape juice + alcohol.

    We should be able to vote again, because cleary the beer is a better choice.

    It's like that.

    Dailymail readers and brexit voters don't care if the wine is crap, they still want it. Because of 'democracy' and 'sovereignty', and "we voted once, we won't change our minds, cheap fake wine it is!".

    Madness.

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    • Mate some things are more important than getting the details right. Like national pride.rouncey
    • Britain's outside of the liberal big dont like colonization very much.robotron3k
    • You can't just reverse a major vote like that. The backlash would be much worse than any downside from Brexit itself.rouncey
    • *citiesrobotron3k
    • Robo those people love colonisation, as long as it's British, just like the good old days.PhanLo
    • It's not reversing a major vote. Leave might win again. About about voting on the deal. Before we voted on leave EU - which was an unknown.shapesalad
    • Before, Leave EU was spearheaded by Fa-rage, Boris and bus of misinformation. No concrete deal, not even white papers on a deal.shapesalad
    • We voted between known(current situation in EU) and unknown(Leave EU). Now, 7 months to go, still leave EU = ??? What. All ties are severed at 11.01pm 31 March.shapesalad
    • And negotiations haven't even begun! Don't get mislead by the politics and 'national' pride. It's about facts. And fact is nothing has been planned or arranged.shapesalad
    • sorry, 29th March.shapesalad
    • It's not the EU's fault we're being 'colonised'. It was Blair that wanted a multi-culture Britain. We could have had a Viktor Orbán leader and less colonisationshapesalad
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