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The NHS backlog. The lack of dentists. The lack of affordable housing. The knife crime problem. Etc etc etc. Can someone tell me how rejoining the E.U or even still being in it would palpably be helping to solve these issues?

It's a geopolitical issue with the debate always dominated by the ideologies proposed by both separate sides. I can totally understand the Scots feel particularly hard done to, but they had their independance referendum in 2014 and lost it.

I've no doubt hard core remainers are a lot nicer and friendlier bunch to have round for Sunday lunch, than those ideological arseholes who dominated the Brexit campaign, but 8 years on, this 2024 election is about the issues impacting people's daily lives, not a geopolitical issue obsessed over by both extremes.

[QUOTE="The Fortune Teller, post: 2679096, member: 66421"] The NHS backlog. The lack of dentists. The lack of affordable housing. The knife crime problem. Etc etc etc. Can someone tell me how rejoining the E.U or even still being in it would palpably be helping to solve these issues? It's a geopolitical issue with the debate always dominated by the ideologies proposed by both separate sides. I can totally understand the Scots feel particularly hard done to, but they had their independance referendum in 2014 and lost it. I've no doubt hard core remainers are a lot nicer and friendlier bunch to have round for Sunday lunch, than those ideological arseholes who dominated the Brexit campaign, but 8 years on, this 2024 election is about the issues impacting people's daily lives, not a geopolitical issue obsessed over by both extremes. [/QUOTE]

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