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British people increasingly recognise Brexit is a mistake – so why the silence? (inews.co.uk)

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“Those voters do not want to have a conversation about Brexit,” said Joshua Simons, the director of Labour Together, a think-tank close to Labour leadership. How dare they prioritise one group of voters over all others?

Ellwood thinks that the election will bring release and hope: “I can see all parties embracing the idea of rejoining the single market… I put money on it that it happens in the next five years.” After so many years of Brexit thought compliance, will this country be in a fit state to take such big steps? I don’t think so.

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[–] joneskind@lemmy.world 30 points 2 years ago (1 children)

I couldn’t agree more.

The only condition I would add to their come back is a mandatory adoption of the Euro currency.

You want to enter the European market, you play by its rules.

[–] sik0fewl@kbin.social 5 points 2 years ago

That seems fair. Might make it a little more difficult to leave on a whim, too.