Laughable, coming from a blustering old bullshitter, like you!...
I truly have never encountered anybody who can say so much without actually saying anything!...
Nearly half of them didn't according to that survey
40% of the remainder thought £50 a month was the maximum they'd be prepared to lose out.
Yet more evidence that the Leave vote was largely ****ing clueless as to the consequence's of Brexit
We've posted plenty of fact and opinion this morning, and your sole response was to ask what I was personally doing about Brexit
No challenge, no input, no discussion, no counter, nothing.
Vacuous
Oh dear, oh dear. They're not 'facts' stumpy.
Should I post the pre-referendum and pre-election polls to show you why?
And back to the faux insults
They're the results of a poll, the poll happened, the results have been published, the results of the poll are factual, not fiction
The margin of error is about +/- 3% on a poll of that scale.
if you want to take issue with the validity of the poll then crack on, explain why it's so vastly wrong?
But as it stands it shows that around 89% of Leave voters wouldn't be happy to lose more than £50 a month as a result of Brexit, with nearly half not prepared to lose anything.
The best case scenario predictions from the Treasury for a 'soft' Brexit put the average net household loss at £216 a month, with 'hard' Brexit at £433 a month.
So it raises 2 questions;
1. At what point does this fully dawn on the Leave vote?
2. What happens politically when it does?
Sounds like democracy has spoken and given a mandate to the elected Government then.
All it needs is for the remoaners to stop their whining, stalling and creating and let them get on with it. It's not as though the remoaners offer any solutions, it's just whines.
Sounds like democracy has spoken and given a mandate to the elected Government then.
All it needs is for the remoaners to stop their whining, stalling and creating and let them get on with it. It's not as though the remoaners offer any solutions, it's just whines.
