I m not sure it is. I know just as many people who voted remain who now want to leave for a vareity of reasons including respecting the vote, wanting an end to it, disliking the EU and how it has conducted itself so far
I also know people who voted leave who have second thoughts primarily due to the uncertainty and not expecting the EU to be quite so knobbish.
If we reran the referendum, I would have money on it being leave again
No @pap it was this lot.
1Goldsmiths, University of London, London, United Kingdom
2Instituto UniversitĂĄrio de Lisboa (ISCTE-IUL), Cis-IUL, Lisbon, Portugal
3Department of Psychology, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Poznan, Poland
4CatĂłlica Lisbon School of Business and Economics, Universidade CatĂłlica Portuguesa, Lisbon, Portugal
Donât tell me, they are all liars because the findings are uncomfortable to admit 
Have a read.
2, 3 and 4 are defo liars because they are from Europe. no. 1 has obviously been tricked into thinking that this is true.
Really? I think this illustrates the point about why this should never have been left to the public very well because if folks really change their mind based on nothing more than being annoyed by folks who donât really want us to leave it is really grimâŚ
Claiming that âscience has confirmedâ is pushing it somewhat - it is more of an opinion piece
Study 1 - sample size 280
Study 2 - 225
Hardly a strong basis to claim a scientific result
The University sector has a vested interest in as much openness as it can possibly get.
I think it might be the only sector in the whole country that can get non-EU employees without the bother of work permits.
You might be right about the vote, who knows? But I would be interested to see how people would vote again if they were told the truth about immigration, the money not being invested in the NHS afterall and the fact that none of the Brexiters have a scooby doo about what to do if they won.
Well, that, or your collective break with reality is widening.
Wanting something to be true and something being true are two different things.
I find it astonishing that you can ignore 17.2m people in favour of something you want to be true.
OK, pushing my luck a bit with âconfirmedâ. How about âconcludeâ?
The incidents of hate crime have increased since the vote.
maybe the use link wording âbrexit prejudice scientistsâ conclude
They are probably just so bored and fed up of it all that they donât both giving their opinion. The other option is that other people shout down those people because 17.2 million people voted for something different and so we shouldnât have an opinion as the majority won.
We all have opinions, they are all different. We will watch the same thing and have a different view of it. One opinion is not necessarily better than someone elseâs. But we seem to be saying that all the time now.
Frankly this âmy view/opinon is better than yours and you are wrongâ isnât going to get us very far and we need to find some common ground. There is far too much âthem and usâ and othering going on.
Anyhow thatâs my opinion and I will stick to it firmly and not waiver even if the majority of this forum disagree with me. Itâs my right to do so. 
Corrected it for youâŚ
It transpires the Brexit reports are being released - albeit with a little bit redactedâŚ
Youâve missed my point, largely by offering up your own opinion 
Thatâs fair enough.
Pilfered strawman memes offered without attributation are slightly less impressive.
Finally, the truth. How could we have all been such fools
lol
Divorce bill agreed apparently. Could rise to ÂŁ57bn
Bargain. Iâm sure the Leavers are delighted by this victory.
Thatâs another ÂŁ868 on top of the ÂŁ488 itâs already cost and we havenât even started the real negotiations let alone left.
So ÂŁ1356, but I suppose parents will have to stump up their childrens share(i divided it between the whole population), which puts my contribution so far at over ÂŁ2k, not including all the costs i have faced because of the plummeting pound.
Still, on the bright side the EU are happy, the NHS is getting an extra ÂŁ350m a week, foreigners know their place and people like Give and Johnson get to rewrite all our laws.
