EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

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yoshy

For people hoping the dead old brexiters and fresh-faced young remainers might make the difference in a 2nd ref remember - young people don't vote

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TGR in reply to @yoshy

I’m certainly not young and fresh faced but I will vote if I get the chance. I messed up last time, as per my previous post.
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EagleEyez in reply to @yoshy

That's true up to a point.
However a lot of young voters who were too young in 2016 to exercise their right have had 2 years of this $hit$how and a good chunk of them have come to realise what is fckg stupid, and destructive, idea this Brexit is, and the consequences for that Generation and the ones after that.

Obvs the older generation of Leavers live in the past and look backwards reminiscing of better imperial days.
But IF there's a second vote on the outcome or direction we are going I am (blindly) optimistic that enough people will come out and steer us right.
Ideally, for me, it'd be the revokation of A50 And Remain grand finale.
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mespilus in reply to @yoshy

Admittedly the sample size is small, (=1),
but,
mespilus jr. was born in 2000, so was ineligible for the 2016 Referendum.
Rest assured, should he get the opportunity to vote in a subsequent referendum,
he will vote Remain.
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Scrabble in reply to @yoshy

Dead people are even less likely to vote though, so there is that. Weather is turning colder too, which should help.