What percentage of Sparks voted Brexit?

[westward10]

Only paper I read is the Racing Post, haven't purchased a so called newspaper for years.

 

[Richard Burns]

...and Northern Ireland.

That is then the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Great Britain being England, Scotland and Wales.

I voted out so there would be fewer corrupt politicians operating in our area.

 

[Spoon]

Out.

 

[Wilko]

Out. But honestly if I'd know that they would have made such a cock-up of it, I'd probably have voted in.

That sums me up too. Perhaps it'd been better if we just ignored Brussels when it suits us as several other EU members seem to ...

 

[GBDamo]

I voted remain, thinking any problems that were there could be sorted out without leaving. Really, is brexit going to solve immigration crisis? .

This is another one of my reasons for voting to leave.

Accountability.

For too long on too many issues our politicians have blamed the EU for issues within their remit to resolve, immigration being the main one.

No more can they enact legislation claiming to have their hands tied. Now if they want it they can justify it and put their place in the commons on the line come the next elections.

It’s all about removing their wiggle room and making it easier to hold them responsible.

 

[FatAlan]

..and you think the current crop of MP’s in Westminster aren’t corrupt! Seems to be the only ‘profession’ these days when it’s ok to lie.

 

[GBDamo]

I'm trying to work out what being an electrician, has got to do with being representative of being judgemental of whether we should stay or remain?

As a tradesperson you are at the forefront of the wage squeeze.

For me, not surprisingly, the outcome of this mini poll should be overwhelmingly ‘out’ and it appears to be so.

If it was cheap journalists, civil servants or MPs being imported from Eastern Europe Brexit would have happened decades ago.

 

[GBDamo]

Too many daily mail readers on here.

Read and subscribe to the Guardian.

Which pigeon hole do you want to put me in?

 

[GBDamo]

Brexit has only been a mess because the careerist vested interests refused to accept the result.

For them their whole career path has been demolished, no longer can they churn out pro-EU reports, articles or policies with the expectation of a cushy Brussels job and fat pension.

Brexit put the gravy train on bricks and nicked its wheels. This is why there is so much dehumanising vitriol spewed by the remain establishment at Brexit voters.

Typical of spoilt children, if they can’t have it they’ll smash it. Funnily very similar to the Democrats in the US with Trump.

 

[Risteard]

...and Northern Ireland.

No. Britain is an island. That's why the official title of the UK is "the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland".

 

[JK-Electrical]

Too many daily mail readers on here.

Aye ..... and we're all 'far right', 'sexist', 'racist', 'homophobic', 'transphobic', 'Islamophobic', 'anti-Semitic', 'fascists' and 'Nazis'.

 

[GBDamo]

Aye ..... and we're all 'far right', 'sexist', 'racist', 'homophobic', 'transphobic', 'Islamophobic', 'anti-Semitic' 'fascists' and 'Nazis'.

You missed ‘privileged, white male and stale’

 

[SteveBz]

If it was cheap journalists, civil servants or MPs being imported from Eastern Europe Brexit would have happened decades ago.

I don't understand this. Many Europeans agree with Brexit (eg Greeks, Portuguese, Italians). Just not French and Germans. But journalists and civil servants seem to be largely remainers, hence the skewed rhetoric

 

[JK-Electrical]

You missed ‘privileged, white male and stale’

I also missed 'white supremacist' and 'misogynistic'.

 

[SteveBz]

I was on a knife-edge until the day, largely worried about the economic impact of it all. How-ever a chat with my aunt's careers all on zero-hours contracts persuaded me in favour.

If a group of zero-hours, minimum-wage careers were prepared to put up with any economic impact how can I worry about it?

We can clearly do it well, but while we're still arguing about runways and HS2, it's clear we don't have the bottle. We need all of them. Extra runways at Gatwick AND Heathrow AND HS2.

And every trade deal we can garner. The terms of the deal with EU should be irrelevant: it's why we're leaving, after all. We are an island trading nation, we stood up to Napolean and fought two world wars. When world war three kicks off in Europe we'll step in again.

Meanwhile we are an amazing and creative island nation that doesn't know it's own powers. We box above our weight in nearly every category.

Ships are safest in harbour, but that is not what they were built for.

Same with Brits.