Now that time has moved on, but with a long way to go, does anyone regret the way they voted ? And would you still vote the same way if asked to vote again.
Apologies if this has already been discussed, I couldn’t see that it had.
Perhaps we should all own up to our true identities. I am not a little old lady. I am a Daniel Craig look a like with a license to fill GN with subversiveness.
Glass half empty people make all around them miserable, Especially when there is no need for it (as we are still not out of the EU )and prophecies of doom are pointless at this stage.
But the 'doom' hasn't burst upon us in all it's awful glory has it Mazie and the doom being predicted by remainers is far worse than a weather forecast which for eg was predicting that we'd have heavy rainfall and un seasonally cool temperatures for the entire summer.
Let’s get near the endgame shall we, before all the Cassandras out there start with the doom laden stuff. Miles too early to predict what future years will look like.
But the 'doom' hasn't burst upon us in all it's awful glory has it Mazie
Do Leavers specialise in a collective inability to understand the meaning of the word 'prophecy'?
It's no fecking good 'prophesying' when the doom is already happening. The idea is to forewarn people so that they can take action to avert it. Geddit?
And I have to remind you that Cassandra proved to be absolutely correct in her prophecy.
I feel it such a shame that so many cannot see this as an opportunity. There is a good little one minute manager book called 'who stole my cheese' which gives a hood insight into those who embrace change and those who cannot. Man constantly evolves by meeting obstacles and developing workarounds. If we all stood at the obstacle and said nooooo! We wouldn't be here now.
But some men and women can see upcoming obstacles on a EU wide basis rather than the parochial basis that many remainders seem to. Rather than constantly looking for doom laden economic predictions for UK. Look at the social, economic conditions of the rest of Europe, the building social unrest, the high levels of unemployment the simmering distrust of the EU, the push towards federalism. If the union was so strong why are the beaureacrats making UKs exit so difficult? To try to prevent the growing numbers of countries hanging in there by their teeth from from following us out. Do you want to go down with the ship or launch the lifeboat now?
Why do most MPs including Theresa May, majority of House of Lords, most business leaders, nearly all economists, nearly all academics, nearly all scientists, think we should Remain (or at least stay in a Customs Union)? Are they all deluded? Are they all doomsayers? Even some of the ardent Brexiteers on the right of the Tory party have their doubts now. Obviously some gransnetters on here know a lot better than the above leaders.