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Likely consequenses of brexit

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Smileless2012 Tue 03-Jul-18 20:45:22

If you really want to "seek out the truth" varian you need to be open to the opinions from those who voted for brexit. Referring to "a continuence of the blind unreasoning dogma .... from the little band of brexit extreemists on GN who will just keep their fingers in their ears" isn't a very good start is it.

With that opening statement I find it hard to believe that you want a serious and balanced discussion and can only wonder why you bothered to start another Brexit thread.

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lemongrove Tue 03-Jul-18 20:44:24

Ere we go ere we go ere we go!
What pompous nonsense from you OP.But expected, oh yes!?

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lemongrove Tue 03-Jul-18 20:42:24

grin

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varian Tue 03-Jul-18 20:40:02

If brexit happens, as I fear it probably will, the consequences, both intended and unintended, are likely to damage this country to an unprecedented extent.

As it is the most important political issue of our times, I believe we should continue to discuss it on GN, but we must be prepared for a continuence of the blind unreasoning dogma we have had so far from the little band of brexitextreemists on GN who will just keep their fingers in their ears.

Even so, I think it is important to continue to seek out the truth. We owe it to our children and grandchildren.

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