Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35926399)

Interesting article in The Observer about people who regretted voting Leave.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...g-leave-brexit

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35926399)

Interesting article in The Observer about people who regretted voting Leave.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...g-leave-brexit

Originally Posted by daveeb (Post 35926400)

Good read that Andrew, i'm sure everyone will agree. :)

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35926416)

I previously posted a great but lengthy RTE article about how the Irish border could well be a stumbling block for negotiations in December. It explained that no matter how much progress the UK with paying its settlement bill, the border remained a sticking point and this part of the Brexit process was Ireland' s only opportunity to veto the deal.

This issue now seems to be reported a lot more widely.

The top headline on SkyNews is now Ireland 'threat to veto Brexit trade talks


There are similar stories across a range of news outlets.

They all pick up from today's Observer report.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...r-brexit-chaos

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35926402)

You need to read the article again.

In other words, some people on the Remain side are ALSO changing their minds.

Btw, it's not an interesting article when it's wrote in a Anti-Brexit newspaper, such as the guardian. But I like how your source completely negates the point your trying to raise, by just the tiny paragraph I quoted from it.

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35926423)

I'm not making a point, just highlighting an interesting article.

The article IS about leave voters who regretted their decision. It could be that all remain voters have regretted their decision and are waiting by for BoJo to lead them to the promised land of milk and honey. But the article's not about them.

One rather large clue is the article's headline "‘I thought I’d put in a protest vote’: the people who regret voting leave"

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35926433)

Andrew, you cannot say, you’re not making a point, when you quite clearly are and that is, you’re raising the point some leave voters have remorse. It’s probably true some are, but as Yougov has pointed out, it’s not very many and there is remorse for some people who voted Remain too, but there is not this massive swing in decision and it’s not going to change the result anyway.

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35926435)

I've simply pointed out an interesting article. I really don't know what more I could have done to keep you happy short of summarising every nuance in the article. Maybe I could have simply repeated the original headline but I thought that was a bit provocative so actually tamed it down. Hey ho!

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35926433)

Andrew, you cannot say, you’re not making a point, when you quite clearly are and that is, you’re raising the point some leave voters have remorse. It’s probably true some are, but as Yougov has pointed out, it’s not very many and there is remorse for some people who voted Remain too, but there is not this massive swing in decision and it’s not going to change the result anyway.

Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35926438)

It’s only interesting if it fits the Anti-brexit narrative.

Of course the guardian will post these kind of stories, it’s obvious there are people who have changed their minds, but this is not attributed to just people who voted leave.

Again, it’s all one sidedness with you. You’ve put this article here to try highlight there is just ‘leavers remorse’, you said nothing about there being remainers remorse, but that short sentence about Yougov’s findings, completely negates any point of the article, the article has bias, where are the interviews for people who regret voting Remain?

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35926440)

l have not got any problem with why people made their decision as my problem is with the continuous ongoing chaos of HMG as it simply has no clear or concise plan going forward and seems to make things up on the hoof as it goes along and sadly as time goes on that is very likely to reveal itself and sadly it will be the British public where the consequences will be felt hard as thus so far HMG has very cleverly obfuscated a message to many of the public into believing that everything will be wonderfully fine and dandy when sadly it will be nothing of the sort as the economic reality starts to set in and the brown stuff starts flying around.

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There is one sidedness and biasedness on both sides and because of that rarely do we get the full truth as we saw clearly in the referendum and thus thereafter.