Was the Rejoin March a success? #Brexit

[Paul-ebjp]

A friend of mine went to this and she said the biggest difference now is people outside of the march are applauding the protesters.

[kevingrant]

I would have been there, but I couldn’t afford the train fair

[Max-xlsi]

How can we persuade keir starmer to rejoin the EU?

[hughbasham]

The AFP newsagency quoted several 100 turned up today. Always look on the bright side of life!

[derekmulready]

It's up to the EU27 whether to look at any application from Britain.
At the moment it's a non runner.
🇮🇪🇪🇺

[billykershaw]

Are the Libdems gonna step into the space?

[ianmatthews]

I didn't even know there was one.

[ce]

Crowd size is often a guide to how the country feels

[lordsummerisle]

We couldn't rejoin anyway.
Do you really think the EU27 will all unanimously vote in favour of the UK rejoining?
Absolutely no chance.
Get over it.
Its over 👋👋👋

[blueband]

Please explain what a 'vague thousand' is, cheers.

[annemoncrieff]

Independence for Scotland. Thousands marched in glasgpw recently but off course not on bias little english media.

[StephenStocks-ee]

Its called democracy and your the ones bleating about it

[grahamthegreat]

Spot the loonies! - oh there they are!

[seanmallis]

A small fridge movement. That's it.

[josephthompson]

of more, no papers no crim checks from Warton France eu

[NickAskew]

There is a very good reason to discuss crowd size, it shows the level of support for the movement. What the UK did, by voting to leave, was shoot itself in the foot. You had eight years to blame the right wing and say this was all the fault of the Tories, ignoring the evidence in front of you that the left wing also supports brexit (various unions support it, Corbyn is anti EU, Labour have said nothing official against it). And now the people of the UK overwhelmingly voted in that brexit supporting party as a replacement for the other brexit supporting party. Then you have a march and instead of millions, or hundreds of thousands, you get the kind of support that, if you are honest, is disappointing.

But I can kind of understand why people voted Labour. I guess they hoped they had voted in a kind of Robinhood who would make for a fairer society. Ah but instead they take from the cold elderly people, and force long term sick back into work. I guess this is new socialism at work. A socialism that likes to blame the old and the sick for society's problems.

[Stokesie-stgf]

In other words it was a shit turnout as usual tubs 😂😂😂😂

[Taylor]

USA, France, Germany etc....Inflation rising in these and other countries fueling cost of living crisis, migration issues causing problems in above countries too..those countries did not have a brexit moment.

[charlesdanaa]

And if we rejoin and nothing changes, what will we blame then?