Poll: We have a another OcUK Brexit poll boi!

What did you vote, and would you change now?

  • Leave and still leave

    Votes: 222 36.7%

  • Leave but would now remain

    Votes: 17 2.8%

  • Remain and still remain

    Votes: 324 53.6%

  • Remain but would now leave

    Votes: 17 2.8%

  • Didn't vote and I'm a yummy pancake

    Votes: 25 4.1%
  • Total voters
    605

Narj

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Given recent developments, EU attitudes and UK government policies, I think it'd be quite interesting to see how people's opinions have either been galvanised or have swayed.

If I'm being too incendiary then please feel free to delete. :)

Any chance of:

1) Leave and still leave
2) Leave but would now remain
3) Remain and still remain
4) Remain but would now leave
5) Didn't vote and I'm a pancake

I'd leave it to the geniuses on here to extrapolate given past polls. This place is an interesting barometer. :)
 
I'm partly interested by the patronising, "people didn't know what they were voting for" excuses but also, "I don't trust the UK government and would rather put up with the EU unelected elite"

I've heard people flip-flopping both ways lately.

"They hate us so actually, we should just leave"
"We can't trust our government, we should now stay"

Happy for it to be public.
 
Surely there needs to be didnt vote but would now vote leave/remain options, incase the result swayed a few folks into thinking maybe it wasnt such a sure thing and their vote could have counted.

The argument i'm not massively keen on is the whole "we as the older generation voted to leave because we've lived through the pre eu days and trust us its not that bad"

Although thats possibly because i'm in the "yes but we as the younger generations have to actually live with this decision" camp so i suppose my opinions biased.
 
I wanted to remain, but looking at it I reckon leaving is probably the better bet long term.

Just looking at Angela Merkel and her moronic policies I personally want no part of/
 
Voted remain and wish we'd stop fannying around and leave. It's just going to be years of faffing about trying to appease both sides and getting nowhere.

All you have to do in Brexit Simulator is retrieve and axe, take a few forts and towns then kill General Tulius. Quick and painless (except for General Tulius).
 
Disco_P said:
Voted remain and wish we'd stop fannying around and leave. It's just going to be years of faffing about trying to appease both sides and getting nowhere.
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But that's all we've done for the last 40 years.
 
Was originally going to vote leave. Switched to remain near the end. Would still vote remain. But as the leave vote won we should just get on with it and leave. I don't agree with a second vote because the first was deemed "wrong".
 
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People won't have changed their minds because the question still doesn't reflect the reality of the situation. You can't 'just leave' without taking a meat cleaver to your economic willy and hoping that it'll grow back in 10-15 years... nervously smiling at the bloody stump you have left for 'the interim'.
 
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