I wonder what percentage of Europeans would be for and against the UK rejoining.
Fantastic-Boot-684 on
10 years of chaos and only 5% of people changes their mind on rejoining EU? That is wild ngl
captaindebil on
Half of UK didn’t even vote to leave in the first place.
angelosnt on
They support joining the euro and Schengen? That IS a big change s/
Intelligent-Fox-1342 on
Maybe in 10 years, when it gets to 2/3s
victorpaparomeo2020 on
Yeah but the same dopes will vote in Big Nige next time around 🤷♂️
Gentle_Snail on
Title does seems a little misleading, just 53% support rejoining, which when 48% voted to remain in the referendum feels a little low.
While in contrast the study shows 61% of people support the governments current EU policy, which seems like the bigger story here.
Upstairs-Mall-3695 on
Haha, of course. After 10 years of self inflicted chaos, over half of Brits now want to rejoin the eu xD The same geniuses who voted Leave are now crying “we didn’t mean like this ”. Peak British brain.
vodamark on
Ping me when it’s 75%. This is still the flip-flop zone.
Fartmanthe5th on
Just stay out as you wanted.
valivaly99 on
Brentrance
PhiLe_00 on
We see such article on a semi regular basis, but a lot of people (no necessarly britons) dont really know what the EU does and does do for them. And here, I (and many others) suspect that when asked “do you want to rejoin?”, the british will think of rejoining with the same or similar treaty and condition as they had in their first time in the EU. They forgot that the UK brokered a bunch of extra stuff for itself back then in 1972. And the EU has since moved away from such “personalised/tailored” deal, and has set up a very robust and stringent list of things that all country who join must fullfill, sooner or later.
One big example of this is the introduction of the Euro to replace the national money. Some country are dragging their feet (Poland, czechia, sweden for ex) but technically they have to adopt the Euro at some point.
I doubt that the britons, who got duped by a “brussel controls everything” campaign before, would be so open to see Brussels … “controlling” everything, again.
A survey asking a question along the line of “Would you want to rejoin if it meant having to adopt the Euro at some point?” would show the true overall sentiment on the matter imo.
folques on
But we don’t want them again
Capenurse on
That was all done by Trump want to be B Johnson Thankfully some nations are realizing the cost of this mind set.
ExoticToday7367 on
But you will have to give up your currency this time,no?
GT7combat on
welcome back
somerussianbear on
Breturn
ballimi on
Wow 53%, such an enthusiasm.
Vedagi_ on
As far as i remember, the UK was often casusing problems within the EU, soo.. I aint so welcoming but at the same time i am
erbr on
It’s like that since the day the poll results came out….
LetsgoRoger on
It’s more like 60%
Furious_ShackstAa on
It’s a newspaper that was support remain and still does but we know what Reddit is like with these stories
MaqiZodiac on
Should the EU have a vote on if they are welcome?
Raze_Lighter on
The question needs to be asked it the Europeans want UK to rejoin. And I think not…lol
OkKnowledge2064 on
until its not atleast 60% for rejoining nothing will happen
JungsLeftNut on
Do they support joining as an equal member or they want to be a member with innumerable privileges they had before?
RedFox3001 on
Never going to happen. The terms for rejoining would be too unfavourable. Better off out
DarthMauly on
Like are these people in favour of rejoining under identical terms as before, or under the terms that would likely be offered if the UK tried to rejoin say next year.
Isn’t this kinda the exact same issue as Brexit in the first place where you can’t really know what you’re voting for?
Feels like before any vote is held it should be very clear what the terms are to avoid a repeat of the whole “This isn’t what we voted for” nonsense.
mybighairyarse on
Stay where you are please.
Piss off.
Where’s the bold Boris Johnson lately?
StrangerExistingFact on
Irish far right in agony with this news
rcanhestro on
unless it’s 2/3s, don’t even bother wil another referendum.
i would argue that EU ascension should have a national referendum as one of the requisites, with 2/3s majority be necessary to continue.
it’s unsustainable if every 4-5 years a country keeps changing it’s mind about the EU everytime the government changes to a new PM from another party.
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I wonder what percentage of Europeans would be for and against the UK rejoining.
10 years of chaos and only 5% of people changes their mind on rejoining EU? That is wild ngl
Half of UK didn’t even vote to leave in the first place.
They support joining the euro and Schengen? That IS a big change s/
Maybe in 10 years, when it gets to 2/3s
Yeah but the same dopes will vote in Big Nige next time around 🤷♂️
Title does seems a little misleading, just 53% support rejoining, which when 48% voted to remain in the referendum feels a little low.
While in contrast the study shows 61% of people support the governments current EU policy, which seems like the bigger story here.
Haha, of course. After 10 years of self inflicted chaos, over half of Brits now want to rejoin the eu xD The same geniuses who voted Leave are now crying “we didn’t mean like this ”. Peak British brain.
Ping me when it’s 75%. This is still the flip-flop zone.
Just stay out as you wanted.
Brentrance
We see such article on a semi regular basis, but a lot of people (no necessarly britons) dont really know what the EU does and does do for them. And here, I (and many others) suspect that when asked “do you want to rejoin?”, the british will think of rejoining with the same or similar treaty and condition as they had in their first time in the EU. They forgot that the UK brokered a bunch of extra stuff for itself back then in 1972. And the EU has since moved away from such “personalised/tailored” deal, and has set up a very robust and stringent list of things that all country who join must fullfill, sooner or later.
One big example of this is the introduction of the Euro to replace the national money. Some country are dragging their feet (Poland, czechia, sweden for ex) but technically they have to adopt the Euro at some point.
I doubt that the britons, who got duped by a “brussel controls everything” campaign before, would be so open to see Brussels … “controlling” everything, again.
A survey asking a question along the line of “Would you want to rejoin if it meant having to adopt the Euro at some point?” would show the true overall sentiment on the matter imo.
But we don’t want them again
That was all done by Trump want to be B Johnson Thankfully some nations are realizing the cost of this mind set.
But you will have to give up your currency this time,no?
welcome back
Breturn
Wow 53%, such an enthusiasm.
As far as i remember, the UK was often casusing problems within the EU, soo.. I aint so welcoming but at the same time i am
It’s like that since the day the poll results came out….
It’s more like 60%
It’s a newspaper that was support remain and still does but we know what Reddit is like with these stories
Should the EU have a vote on if they are welcome?
The question needs to be asked it the Europeans want UK to rejoin. And I think not…lol
until its not atleast 60% for rejoining nothing will happen
Do they support joining as an equal member or they want to be a member with innumerable privileges they had before?
Never going to happen. The terms for rejoining would be too unfavourable. Better off out
Like are these people in favour of rejoining under identical terms as before, or under the terms that would likely be offered if the UK tried to rejoin say next year.
Isn’t this kinda the exact same issue as Brexit in the first place where you can’t really know what you’re voting for?
Feels like before any vote is held it should be very clear what the terms are to avoid a repeat of the whole “This isn’t what we voted for” nonsense.
Stay where you are please.
Piss off.
Where’s the bold Boris Johnson lately?
Irish far right in agony with this news
unless it’s 2/3s, don’t even bother wil another referendum.
i would argue that EU ascension should have a national referendum as one of the requisites, with 2/3s majority be necessary to continue.
it’s unsustainable if every 4-5 years a country keeps changing it’s mind about the EU everytime the government changes to a new PM from another party.