Politics Rejoin EU?

[Embattle]

So how would you vote tomorrow, if there was a vote to rejoin the EU?

 

[Scouse]

No.

I voted remain.

 

[DaGaffer]

No.

I voted remain.

Yeah but you've turned into a gammon, so no surprise there. Do you have your Daily Mail subscription yet?

 

[DaGaffer]

I'd vote yes, but I think I'm now outside the UK voting period (I think it's 15 years non-resident). However, it will never happen because the UK wouldn't get any of the perks it had before and would be obliged to join the Euro.

I also think the EU is going to have to change anyway, including a serious military alliance to replace NATO, which will probably be dead before the year is out, which leaves the UK between a bit of a rock and a hard place.

 

[Embattle]

My dad and I both agreed the probability of us voting Yes would be around 90%.

 

[Scouse]

Yeah but you've turned into a gammon, so no surprise there. Do you have your Daily Mail subscription yet?

I really haven't. I bet if I asked the question about what specific views I hold make me a gammon people would spout a load of shit that I don't actually believe.

To be fair, people just wouldn't answer. But you get my drift.

 

[Scouse]

My dad and I both agreed the probability of us voting Yes would be around 90%.

What's the 10% that means you might not?

 

[Embattle]

I really haven't. I bet if I asked the question about what specific views I hold make me a gammon people would spout a load of shit that I don't actually believe.

To be fair, people just wouldn't answer. But you get my drift.

They would, but you wouldn't stop replying with the same answer

What's the 10% that means you might not?

There will always be doubts, it isn't as if the EU was by any means perfect before we left, nor afterwards.

 

[Embattle]

I'd vote yes, but I think I'm now outside the UK voting period (I think it's 15 years non-resident). However, it will never happen because the UK wouldn't get any of the perks it had before and would be obliged to join the Euro.

I'm not sure they are quite the block they once were, considering recent events.

 

[Scouse]

There will always be doubts, it isn't as if the EU was by any means perfect before we left, nor afterwards.

Yep, but nothing specific?

 

[Embattle]

Yep, but nothing specific?

There are a few including the loss of sovereignty, bloat, etc.

I think you will see a continuous shift of European countries moving away from America. I also don't think many of us really believe in the Special Relationship at a level that actually matters, no matter how many times any politician repeats the phrase.