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    1. will_holmes on

      No. Piss off, stop posting pointless petitions.

      They’re good for raising awareness of very local matters that the government might not be aware of, not for national issues that everyone knows. 

      For that, join a political party and pressure them to put it in their manifesto.

    2. Jumpy-Plantain9812 on

      To what end? Can you lay out how this would be productive?

    3. AlastorZola on

      Shouldn’t a petition to the UK gov made by UK nationals ?

    4. scarab1001 on

      A public inquiry?

      The primary purpose of a public inquiry is (according to Ministry of Justice) to “prevent recurrence”. A public inquiry addresses three key questions:

      1. What happened?
      2. Why did it happen and who is to blame?
      3. What can be done to prevent this happening again?

      This petition just proves most people don’t know the primary purpose of public inquiries and view them as just another way to push their own politics.

      The average length of time of a PI is 3 years and the time increases with the complexity of the topic.

      Also, Inquiries are notoriously expensive. The Bloody Sunday Inquiry cost £272.5m (in 2024 prices). Between 1990 and 2024 the UK and devolved nations spent at least £1.5bn on completed public inquiries (2024 prices).

      So you have a petition demanding something that isn’t what it’s designed for, will take years to complete and cost a fortune …. with an outcome that guarantees absolutely no recommendations.

    5. Codeworks on

      If you can’t get 10k signatures in six months, there’s very little public interest.

    6. krazydude22 on

      I can see public taxpayer money being well spent here.. /s

    7. CertainCertainties on

      I think a public inquiry is unnecessary.

      Every precedent in the history of the world indicates that cutting off your closest trading partners is the most stupid thing that very stupid people could do.

      All the UK would need to do to re-enter the EU is to say that, I reckon. Acknowledge they went batshit crazy for a bit but they have been seeing a therapist and are on the road back to sanity.

    8. No_Priors on

      3053 to go.

      Edit: Downvoting maths. This level of stupid is why Brexit happened in the first place.

    9. Jedibeeftrix on

      no thanks.

      very happy with how things have worked out.

      bored by the endless fascination with relitigating this democratic decision.

    10. Annatastic6417 on

      Downvote these posts whenever you see them.

      The current UK government has promised to not rejoin the EU, on the grounds that the British People made a democratic decision. Was it the correct decision? Maybe not. Were they misled? Possibly. But a decision was made and that must be adhered to.

      Any post that suggests the UK may rejoin the EU is false, these petitions will never make it off the ground.

    11. mackrevinak on

      if you drive into the future using only the rear view mirror you will soon end up in a ditch ~ ancient chinese proverb

    12. jordtand on

      The reasons for brexit happening and the impact on UK is already understood and well documented. Lies and an uninformed public with hatred aimed directly at “the others” classic right wing playbook, I don’t know what more you want you cant change it now even if you wanted to without going through the long EU application.

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