If we were to re-run the referendum today, what do people think the outcome would be? Would it have changed? If so, then what really is the will of the people?

I actually think it'd be the same result. Most people accept that we've had the vote and so are now set on this path. I've spoken to several leave voters who are as worried as remainers about things now but time will tell, it might work out. There's a plus side to everything, if as a nation we messed up due to being misled over claims by either side, then that's something that we get to live with and think about.

In my experience how people feel about things now depends on how much the economy is at the forefront of their mind, the high numbers of immigrants coming in, or just a general dislike of difference and foreigners. People in the first two categories, most people, are definitely concerned to varying degrees because there are big unknowns on both counts, but if it works out those worries may be misplaced. The 'general dislike' people who are all about getting pissed off when they hear a foreign accent or try to get out of ever associating with foreigners or people that 'look foreign' don't care of course, because to them it's all about keeping things 'familiar'. There aren't that many people like that really though thankfully.

Edited by blackpalacefan (30 Jun 2016 10.17pm)

Make it like the World Snooker Final. Best of 33. Get Barry Hearn to promote it and reduce the national debt.

COYP

If we had a snap election that in itself would be a bit like another referendum, but the labour party has fallen apart and only 7 people vote libdem so the result is a foregone conclusion anyway lol

You'd think so, but look how the referendum went.

Time will tell I suppose. Common sense would be to lessen damage on both sides on trade.

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