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I do think it should have been a larger majority. It would have stopped things being so tricky afterwards, and (assuming it would have been over 50% leave) it would have given the EU a kick up the arse to sort out the undemocratic way it's run.

However I was and still am (just about) a proponents of remain. Dispite this, I believe europe only has it's self to blame for losing a major player like us.

It has to be said though, I'm sick of it, at this stage I want the current deal approved (it's vauge but not destructive) and to move on.

metaldinosaur wrote:I do think it should have been a larger majority. It would have stopped things being so tricky afterwards, and (assuming it would have been over 50% leave) it would have given the EU a kick up the arse to sort out the undemocratic way it's run.

However I was and still am (just about) a proponents of remain. Dispite this, I believe europe only has it's self to blame for losing a major player like us.

It has to be said though, I'm sick of it, at this stage I want the current deal approved (it's vauge but not destructive) and to move on.

That DJ at the Cradle gig must be bad if you're posting about Brexit at the gig

Interesting though that 64% of constituencies voted Leave but obviously many of their MPs did not honour that. And given that the total voting population of Scotland is 4 million the map speaks for itself
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics/eu_ ... um/results