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The youngsters worry for the youngsters today. That why they are overwhelmingly – 7 to 1 – in favour of rejoining the EU.
There is no evidence of this at all.
I think that one will go over most people’s heads.
you are not yet the gruppenfuhrer of the board, when everyone jumps just because you want them to jump.
My position is not open.
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English clearly not your first language – another numpty on here
It’s not mine
We had another vote a year later, in 2017, and the government effectively lost.
They didn’t lose, and the scond place party also campaigned with a pro-brexit manifesto.
This deal may well fall apart, and there is even the chance of a new people’s Vote if it does, though the odds are against this – it’s unlikely, for the moment. Time to reflect on what we are doing?
There was already a vote.
You lost.
Je suis offense
Now when I was a schoolboy at the time of the Crusades
Like anyone would believe you’re that young
The average tax rate on the new budget is actually higher when you factor in things like national insurance and fuel tax. So they aren’t giving anything away, they are taking it.
Edit. Old voted Brexit young voted Remain is an innacruate dichotomy. University educated were more likely to vote Remain, far more young people attend university than 40 years ago. The vote was divided by socioeconomic group, not age.
I’m 26, have a PhD, and was born in France.
I voted to leave.
Apparently I don’t exist.
