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This thread is for discussing the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union and its possible effects on trade, law, and society.
Many people held different views during the 2016 referendum — some voted to leave, others to remain — and both sides expressed valid concerns about democracy, economics, and independence.
Feel free to share respectful opinions, memories, and perspectives about that period, but please remember to keep the conversation polite and evidence-based.
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Whether you supported Leave or Remain, we had a referendum and the majority voted to leave the EU.
Some people have since called for another vote, but I think the result should stand — otherwise it goes against the democratic process.
I voted to leave and would do the same again if there were another referendum.
Many people feel strongly that the EU has handled the process poorly, which only strengthened their views.
Either way, I think most of us just want the UK and EU to move forward with mutual respect now.
I’ve spoken with people on both sides since the referendum.
Some who originally supported remaining have changed their minds after seeing how events unfolded.
It’s clear that opinions are still divided, but at least it shows how much people care about the issue.
It sometimes feels as though the process is being delayed or complicated for political reasons.
Let’s hope whatever happens next brings some stability.
I saw that Rod Stewart has spoken publicly about wanting another referendum.
Everyone’s entitled to their opinion, but I think most people just want to move on now that the first vote has been made.
Public figures often weigh in on politics, but it’s important we keep discussions respectful — even when we disagree.
Here’s a video commentary by Pat Condell sharing his personal views on Brexit and the idea of a “People’s Vote.”
It’s an opinion piece, and others may see things differently, but it offers an interesting perspective on the debate.
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