Should There be a Revote on Brexit?

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Now that the British have a better idea of what Brexit truly entails, perhaps they deserve a second chance, and this time make an informed decision....

Tens of thousands anti-Brexit protesters march in London, demand new vote

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Looks like a plurality of Britons now want to undo Brexit:

Britons would now vote to stay in EU, want second referendum: poll

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We should have a second vote, and then when we vote to remain, the leavers will demand best out of three, and then a fourth and fifth, every year for the rest of time. It could be like a new British tradition, national referendum day!

First, welcome to Atlas!

Secondly, I love your username. 

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tag yourself I'm wanting a foreign country's economy to be devastated so that that country will implement your preferred foreign and trade policies towards other foreign countries

Whom are you referring to?

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Best news about Brexit is that it is making the idea of exiting the EU for other countries sound crazy:

https://twitter.com/GoodwinMJ/status/1093528426747752450

Which seems to have been the objective of the EU negotiating with Britain over Brexit -to deter anyone else from going through the same process. 

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Which seems to have been the objective of the EU negotiating with Britain over Brexit -to deter anyone else from going through the same process. 

Perhaps, but they've also made it damn certain that no further countries will want to join the EU without a prenup specifying what happens if there is a divorce.

Which doesn't seem like it would be such a bad thing... it certainly would have avoided a lot of problems if such a prenup between the UK and the EU had been in place. However, I can't really see who else would join the EU at this point: Turkey is obviously never going to happen and both sides have lost interest, Ukraine isn't going to happen either, nor is Russia (lol). Norway and Switzerland both have their own reasons why they won't join. Who else is there?

The remaining states of the former Yugoslavia who wish to follow the trail blazed by Slovenia and Croatia, most prominently Serbia and Montenegro.