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27.8% chose not to have a say in it then. Leaving the EU means leaving the single market, and a majority voted for that. It's not too late for the UK - if you
by hkjgkjy 10y ago
27.8% chose not to have a say in it then. Leaving the EU means leaving the single market, and a majority voted for that.
It's not too late for the UK - if you do have a general election, and one party promises to not follow the Brexit referendum, and they win, I guess the EU will stay. But then people will moan about government not following the voice of the people, as expressed by the referendum.
- srssays 10y agoThe desire for a Norway-style agreement was voiced frequently before and after the referendum by various Leave politicians (e.g. Hannan and Boris). Since Leave isn't a party, it didn't and doesn't have any policies.
- soVeryTired 10y ago> Leaving the EU means leaving the single market That's actually not correct. It's possible to be in the European Free Trade Area without being a member of the EU. Norway, Switzerland, and Iceland have this arrangement.
- dx034 10y agoBut we need the £400mln per week we'd pay for that to fund the NHS! /s
- Chestofdraw 10y ago> Leaving the EU means leaving the single market, and a majority voted for that. Stop this revisionism.