Brexit young Vs old

Status
Not open for further replies.

LabR@t

LabR@t

LabR@t

Soldato
Joined
30 Nov 2005
Posts
13,916
What is the split of young Vs old on wanting brexit? I keep hearing the youngster don't want to leave, it's not the impression I get from people where I live?

Poll?
Do you wavy to leave

16-20 yes / no
20-30
30-40
40-50
50-60
70+
 
20-30 I did

It had the potential to be something great, but the Tories have proven time and time again that they are far too incompetent to get us through this in a way that is beneficial. They've put us back years...
 
30-40 Leave, but I never thought the negotiations would go as badly as they did.

Beginning to regret it now. I definitely want another vote if no deal is the final option.
 
40-50 leave

The way things going shows me I was right, the sooner go the better, no deal is better than crumbs from the table
 
Couldn't really care less at this moment in time. I can't even claim to understand it.

It's all fanatical fever pitched stuff but what does it really mean?

More TB & co legacy stuff.

If it's a full on united federal states of Europe like the US system then fair enough.
 
30-40 Leave - although I had no idea how much of a shambles the negotiations would be and I'm fed up with the constant press bombardment every time Barnier or May farts. :D

I still don't want to be part of a political union, however.
 
20-30 Remain

The younger generation is the most in favour of remaining but there's still something like 20-30% that are leave. Personally I'm tired of hearing about it and if a 2nd vote isn't going to happen I'd rather they just get it over and done with so we can start focusing on actual problems.
 
20-30 Remain

It’s been a complete circus from day one - Such an embarrassment for our country :(

I’m almost certain that you’ll find the young will mostly have voted Remain and the older you get the more likely they are to have voted Leave.
 
30-40 Remain. The EU isn't perfect, but on balance I think we're better of in. Most EU law is consumer protection or employment law, that can only be a good thing for me personally.
 
LabR@t said:
I keep hearing the youngster don't want to leave, it's not the impression I get from people where I live?
Click to expand...
That's both because of the fact that Brexit voting is very geographical - where you live is a good indicator of how people voted, and also that the people you associate with also has huge biases on how you are likely to vote.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top Bottom