I can't imagine the EU is going to accept a return without some concessions.
I'd be curious to see what those numbers look like if you throw in abolishing the pound and integration of the UK into Schengen.
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I mean that's barely even concessions, that's pretty much just standard EU membership. Which I agree, the UK will have to take.
What kind of concessions would the EU be likely to levy? It feels weird to put a member state at an economic disadvantage simply because their politicians are dumb shits.
37% love being cold and hungry.
37% don't care about other people being cold and hungry.
Unfortunately accurate. We’re in a complete mess getting looted by billionaires - one of which is the bloody prime minister!
They have had TWO votes to see if they should leave the EU and in the second vote, even more people voted for Brexit than the first time around.
If I were in the EU, I'd tell them to fuck off.
Together we're all stronger, so as a EU citizen I'd welcome them back. However, say goodbye to the GBP, it's Euro for all of you, and no more special rules, it'll be a regular old member state.
well as the Pound collapsed after Brexit it shouldn't make much difference.
But would they ever agree to getting rid of the Pound and just "just" another member state??? I think not. They think they're too good for that.
Well yeah, but that shouldn't concern us. Eat the pride or die trying.
Totally agree. Those should be the stipulations of rejoining the EU. No special treatment.
You reap what you sow.
Bad news for 63%
If they were to apply to rejoin, as well as joining the Schengen and the euro, I'd want them to have a minimum 60% in favour in a referendum (not just in the polls). Something like a membership of the EU, a political project, requires strong public support.