A Majority of Britons Would Vote to Rejoin the EU

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[PsychoSavager]

"Was it a bad idea from the start or was it the government's handling of it?"

Why not both?

[mtssman]

The fact that 7 years later we are still arguing whether Brexit is right or wrong should be the most embarrassing hint of them all.

[apostolospanagiotopoulos]

The Brexit paradox: There are capable politicians that could handle Brexit properly, but none of them would have done Brexit.

[someguy-ehmg]

How could it have been a bad idea. Just every expert in 2016 said it was a bad idea. So much so Gove came out and told the world we are sick of listening to experts.

Just following your gut and not listening to experts ends up with the country in the toilet.

[otakuofmine]

A Tory Goverment would handle a Brexit badly? Shocker!

[robertdascoli]

Never forget, the day after the Brexit vote to leave the EU, the number one Google question in the UK was" what is Brexit"

[DavidCruickshank]

You mean leaving the economic area that we sent HALF of all our exports to was a bad idea??! * cries in blue passport *

[josephbanatlao]

The real questing on is, would the EU even let the Brits back? From what I’m seeing the UK just tends to bring a lot of drama in the EU and ever since they left things are going more efficient without them. It like breaking up with a toxic Ex, would you really want to take them back?

[bewag]

As A British citizen it was wrong that we left the EU Brexit is horrible

[andreasarnoalthofsobottka]

As an EU citizen I say that it was a bad decision from the british perspective, but a good one from my perspective.

[bradavon]

People are asking the wrong questions. Do people want a new referendum? Would the EU accept us back? There's little evidence the answer to either is Yes.

[wayneford]

Brexit was only for Boris to become PM, LOOK HOW BAD THAT WAS.

[archiebald]

The polls before the 2016 vote predicted a vote to remain.

[TheDrexxus]

It was a bad choice, but what makes it worse is that it can't be undone.

Even IF the EU accepts the UK back in at some point in the future, they lost all the privilege and power they once held. They'd be at a disadvantage from here on out in addition to having all the EU pissed at them for leaving in the first place.

It's like if some person joins a band, then gets greedy and wants more money and the band doesn't give it to them so they quit the band. Then they realize without the band they are literally nothing so they go crawling back to rejoin. It'll never be the same again.

[olivercmit]

Brexit was a really really terrible idea. The only possibilities for the government are very bad and extremely bad outcomes. The Tories have picked the latter.

[connectingthedots]

Well, if the average Brit could see themselves as part of a larger community then remaining made sense. Unfortunately, that's not the case so you get what you vote for. I was first heart broken and now I'm tired of this nonsense.

[accountforcommenting]

Brexit was a bad idea, and Boris didn't even know how serious Ireland Northern Ireland border issue will be

[RemoanersareKretins]

That's the same YouGov who's "on the day" poll said we would vote to remain. 😂😅😂

[Dreju]

Ome thing to remember about leave voters thinking Brexit is handeled badly, does not mean about how it is mishandeled.
Some will say it's bad because "not left enough" and others because "left too much"

[Sphere]

Placing economic sanctions on your own economy is indeed a bad idea.