Has Anyone Changed Their Mind?

I voted remain but I'm not sure what I'd vote again. It's all such a shambles. I reckon though, on balance, in time, we'd most likely be OK if we left - because we'd have to be! Business wouldn't sit on their hands bemoaning the situation, they'd get going and make the situation work. New opportunities would be found/made.
Blimey. I sound like a leaver now. I'm just stuck in the middle. Like the UK!

Eazybee your comment about a small group of MPs, mainly Tory, destabilising government could just as easily be applied to the ERG group who are determined to achieve their aim at any cost to the country.
I would not change my remain vote, I am even more convinced that I voted the right way as the events of the previous three years have unfolded. I was not an ardent EU fan, but calculated that, on balance, we were better off trying to make changes from inside than from outside. I regret the divisions that this ill considered referendum has brought to the surface.

I didn't realise it had changed Happiyogi, I knew it supported remain in 2016.

Would vote same.

But sooo fed up with the stalemate, just want something to happen.

Everyday seems like Groundhog Day!

Now into the 4th year...

I voted leave, would vote exactly the same again. The fact that we are in such a mess is the fault of the politicians who have not carried out the result, and have made us look absolutely hopeless in the eyes of the rest of the world.

Urmstongran, I didn't write the article. As I said in my first line, it is from today's Guardian.

Callistemon, the MoS was edited in 2016 by Geordie Greig who was a remain sympathiser. He has been replaced by Ted Verity who is a fan of B Johnson.

I don't think you'll get a representative sample of switchers by asking here. It isn't easy to admit you got it wrong, particularly if you voted to Leave and now realise you're responsible for the mess we're now in. People who feel embarrassed or ashamed of how they voted are not likely to want to put their hands up here, whereas those who have not changed their minds will be happy to say so.

For what it's worth, I voted to Remain and am far more convinced now than I ever was that leaving will be a disaster for our country. I can't imagine that the developments of the last three years will have persuaded any Remainers that leaving is a better option.

eazybee

I am in the opposite camp to you, but I agree with everything you say.

I too am disgusted, I will never vote conservative again

I voted Leave and have not changed my mind. I would have accepted the result had we voted to Remain, and am sickened and increasingly disgusted by the actions of a small but powerful group of Remainers, mainly MPs and many of them Conservative, destabilising the Government and doing everything they can to overturn a democratic vote.

Florid language day6 ?galley slave?

Yep,it's a good analogy WW

We sit rowing in the bottom of the Brussels ship, providing much of the power (funds) which enables it to move, yet being kept in the dark at the same time. and having no say. Our masters make the decisions. We can rubber stamp them on a good day, maybe. Such is our position.

Taking the helm and steering our own course is what Leavers want.

Ahoy shipmates!

! Happyyogi
(A) you didn’t include the DUP voters
and
(B) Labour isn’t Remain

I voted Remain and couldn't believe the result of the referendum , I still cling to the hope of remain , leaving will destroy Northern Ireland

Happyiyogi:

www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/19/mail-on-sunday-backs-remain-as-major-papers-declare-sides-in-eu-referendum

I voted to leave, and would do again if forced into another referendum.

Happiyogi the Mail on Sunday supported Remain.
The Daily Mail supported leave.

I voted remain but those I know who voted leave have not changed their minds at all.

I voted to leave and have not changed my mind in the past 3 years, and if anything I am more convinced that it is the right decision.

I just hope that Johnson, if he does get elected, will stick by what he said and keep 'leave with no deal' on the table, at the very least as a bargaining tool.

I am so sick and tired of all the nastiness, lies and scaremongering from the Remain camp that I don't believe a word they say anymore.

I certainly don't fall for all that nonsense that to leave with no deal would be catastrophic for us.

I voted leave but now wànt to remain. More information on impact of leaving and I live in N Ireland.

I do not want the UK to be a galley slave on a ship steered by unelected bureaucrats in Geneva WTO, Trump, Putin - and anyone we have to go and beg for a deal...

The UK alread had huge concessions and rebates, including being allowed not to be in Schengen and keep Sterling.

But don't worry, our passports are to be made in France. This will save us money, lose jobs in Gateshead and clearly signal to the world that we're "taking back control". Because there's no limit to the nonsense we'll inflict on ourselves in the name of Brexit.

I never wanted to leave, I was beyond shocked at the referendum result, I feel everything about it is wrong. But we cannot go on like this, we have, like it or not, voted to leave, we’ve got to get on with it, and try and make the best of things

Oddly, my friend who voted to leave, now thins maybe we should remain, we never discussed it till recently, as we both felt so strongly, but I think now, we’re both sick of it all

I voted REMAIN and will carry on voting for remain for the future of my country, the peace of Europe where I feel a lot happier and safer than with US and the Trump, for my children and my grandchildren I feel even more passionate about it now than ever and none of my friends have changed apart from one leaver who now wants to remain
I don’t want my family (that I will leave behind) to suffer years of depression and austerity and would encourage them to emigrate sooner that stay here with all the uncertainty and bitter divide

Florid language day6 ?galley slave? ?

I’m afraid it said more about Cameron’s poor negotiating skills. Thatcher would not have been ignored nor Blair. And indeed neither of them were. In fact we as a country have been the most influential of any in the EU.

Am very much still of the same opinion ( to leave)

Please remember, Cameron went to Brussels in early 2016 to try and gain concessions that would have made the referendum unnecessary.

The fact that he came back, having been ignored and virtually had no power within the EU to negotiate, made my mind up for me.

I do not want the UK to be a galley slave on a ship steered by Brussels.

'Just get on with it' is a cry of desperation. We know the economy and business will be in real trouble, especially if we leave with no deal. (It already is beginning). But the infighting in the Tory party is interminable.
The sooner something is decided, the sooner we can change the government and try to start repairing the damage