Why Brexit? Why leave the single market?

Poll - Total Votes: 11

WTO/no deal Brexit

2nd referendum

You can only vote on one answer.

These reasons for leaving... are just so invalid. My dad is voting Brexit party and I think we're better off being more open and adopting a shared identity across Europe. Through Brexit we've imposed more restrictions on travel and trade. Brexit appeals to that need to feel proud of being independent and British, to feel powerful and excited. We should allow freedom of movement and allow the natural evolution of our people and culture, we can't hold on to old traditions, eventually white British people will cease existing whether we like it or not.

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NoSugar · 22-25, F

the UK will go down as the country that voted themself into oblivion...

scotland will leave... nothern ireland will have a new raise of terrorism... there will be a rift in the society lasting for decades...

hope it was worth it

Burnley123 · 41-45, M

@NoSugar Harsh... but perhaps true.

LegendofPeza · 61-69, M

@NoSugar You forgot to mention Wales ..... where hopefully we will see a re-awakening of the nationalist movement and Plaid becoming the largest party. Wishful thinking probably but aren't all clouds supposed to have a silver lining ? 😉

NoSugar · 22-25, F

@LegendofPeza interessting.. i have to admit i dont know much about welsh and cornish independance movements

gol979 · 41-45, M

@NoSugar independence for those countries would be a good outcome, imo

NoSugar · 22-25, F

@gol979 northern ireland is the reason why i actually dont believe the brexit wil happen.

either you have a solid border between northern ireland and the rest of ireland which is madness... or you have a border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk which would be ridiculously embarassing.. or you dont have a brexit... there is only those 3 options

gol979 · 41-45, M

@NoSugar or Ireland unifies.....if they want to. And why are we getting business dictate what the options are? Surely the people of northern and southern Ireland could come to a decision that both sides are happy with then work out how goods maintain their integrity when being shipped to other parts of the world.
There are more options than those 3 you've listed but the status quo may need to change