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Now this is a slippery slope I can get behind. Now you just need to convince your Northern voters.

  • Mrkawfee
    21·
    1 day ago

    At work we are having to adapt to comply with a. EU regulation that is coming into force next year and which the UK had zero ability to influence and I had to take a moment to laugh at how Brexiters take back control nonsense has done the exact opposite.

  • ThomasCrappersGhostEnglish
    51·
    2 days ago

    Fairly certain it wasnt 100% north leave/south remain though.

    Apologies if you’re taking the piss.

    Edit; added letters so I could say what I meant.

    • mannycalaveraOP
      3·
      2 days ago

      I’m semi taking the piss. The northerners I’m referring to are the red wall voting Labour voters that felt so strongly about Brexit that they voted in a blonde haired clown to see it through.

      North South East West aside, Labour still have a huge problem in that a sizeable proportion of their electorate is pro Brexit. Not as existential as the Tories, mind. But they can’t afford to lose these to Reform or back to the Tories. They’ll need to make a hard decision to leave these voters out of their electoral calculus for several elections if they want to align closer (or rejoin) with the EU.

      It’s for that reason I don’t believe we’ll rejoin under either Labour or (obviously) Tories. The Tories you can understand. It’s Labour that I’m disappointed with.

      • FarceOfWill@infosec.pub
        1·
        1 day ago

        All that dark blue across Wales and Cornwall is leave too though.

        It’s almost everywhere except cities in England.

      • ThomasCrappersGhostEnglish
        2·
        2 days ago

        Interesting, especially given the east had the most to gain.

        I was, and am, a very pro remain northerner.

        I always found it interesting that Brexit transcended demographics.