Should the UK withdraw from the European Union?

No but only because of the way the campaign popularised racism

Yes to having our own laws recognised but NO to destroying our cordial relationships with our European cousins. Recognition for us living on an island with limited physical resources by the europeans would have gone a long way to have knocked the whole leave/stay malarky on its head. Living on the continent seems to make it impossible for them to understand the islander mentality after all they can just move/get things from/to new areas whilst we fall into the sea! (effectively we live in a cage whilst they are free---result different mindsets/different attitudes/different ways of dealing with life/different priorities)

Shouldn't have joined

don’t care

No, and renegotiate the system of the EU to provide for greater transparency and democracy.

Yes, but maintain free movement as opposed to free trade

I do not agree with the EU's neo-liberal agenda, but nor do I believe free movement should have been ended.

No, but push for change in how the European union is run

I'd rather remain in the EU.

I Voted Yes to leave the EU, but. Because the Government lied and feed us false information we as a country didn't have the facts to be able to make this decision.

My ideas believed in the either adopt their currency, to be properly invested within the union or leave.

I agreed at the time but the country has deteriorated and funds previously paid into the eu do not seem to be put back into the country like expected

Yes but not for reasons of immigration but rather to build a society that is not run solely by big businesses and profit

Create London and Manchester and major Remain-voting cities into pro-EU zones. No one who voted to Leave can stay there.

Yes as a means of stopping a capitalist conglomerate force but no because the decision has emboldened fascists

It doesn’t matter my opinion, it’s a democratic decision that has been made and it would be embarrassing and a slap to democracy to revote

I agreed with Brexit at the time, however due to the way in which it was handled which was partly down to the non brexit voting community voice, I believe now that it was a waste of time and resources and it started paving the way for dividing the country.

No but the decision is made now so we must progress forward in the most sensible way with the deal we have made for the nation

it’s complicated , I like some elements in terms of more independence as a nation but I don’t like the increase of powers now available to our governments.

Yes but the way it’s been implemented has not been ideal. More people in government should back it rather than fight it.

I agree with it in the sense that we had a referendum and we honoured the result. I don’t think we should have had a referendum on it in the first place. People are barely politically educated.

That depends on a lot of factors. I don't think we should of joined in the first place. It was too expensive. But we did have protection with our human rights. With this government and giving away peerages, they have a clear run, being set up, to reduce peoples human rights. That is the only reason I want to be part of Europe, alone with the pathetic, disorganised and short sighted deal we have now, leaving many shelves empty in the supermarkets.

Brexit was a lie.if we came out and were going to be a self regulated country,all would of been good.but these trade deals with other countries are destroying the UK.

Doesn't matter whether I agree with it; A democratic vote was held and there was a result chosen. Even if one side lied through their teeth to get the result they wanted

Not really, but if that’s what the majority voted then we should accept it. Maybe in 20 years or so we’ll see how this country is. But for the mean time I don’t think it’s right that we overturn the verdict of democracy.

I was happy to support it but I’ve seen none of the benefits that were sold to us so in its current state No.

We were ill informed during the campaign which I feel affected the vote to leave so another referendum should be held.

No we should not leave the EU in the first place but maintain a single market agreement like Switzerland.

We should have left it till the next election to see if we wanted to leave and if we did we should have tried to aim more for a model similar to Norway so to not diminish our trade but keep our borders safe

Britain can better unionise outside of the EU, by not tying us to The Western Free Market we can more easily dissolve the current system of government that plagues the working people

It should be done but we needed to wait another 20 years to properly tackle present issues and build up more industry independence, to be better insulated from global shocks.

No I didn't agree but now it has happened we should get on with things but still keep links with the EU

Yes, the EU is a very good economic institution but supports Zionist apartheid and I'm glad we left looking back.

Yes but I think the timing was poor with the pandemic and new negotiations need to be made as a result

No, but now that it is done, we should let the EU centralize into a federal superpower, we would only interfere. We should play the middleman between US/NA and EU when the time comes.

No, but only because British life outside the EU is even more oppressive than within it - the EU is not a panacea.

No, but now that it's done. the UK has to adapt. For example, the UK should attempt to join the European economic area or sign another similar treaty to boost the economy.

There should have been previous insurances for the split and just all round better negotiation before we showed our hand in intent of leaving crushing our chances of a strong point in negotiation to a bagger asking for trade and foreign policy

made economics worse, but allowed for us to deal with covid-19 much more efficiently. so overall yes

I would have not have voted to ever join, but it is a bad idea to leave so abruptly once as integrated as Britain was.

They were supposed to deal with immigration but it is still a problem, David Cameron said he would support the UK whether it stayed or left the EU: and he resigned, Great Britain is no longer great due to incompetent fools that run the government

The desision has been taken and it is more beneficial to negotiate new trade deals rather than try to renegotiate with the EU

No, but renegotiate multiple things, to make it advantageous for us to be in the EU (though also obviously advantageous for the EU as well).

This question stupid know more!!! Can’t be summed up with these answers it’s looking for uneducated people

Yes, but focus on keeping our borders closed to illegal migrants and focus on our own country rather than others.

Yes, but should have been softer brexit. No one necessarily voted for the hardest stance that uk took.

No, Brexit damaged the UK economy, but I wouldn't want the UK to use the Euro currency if we rejoin.

I voted remain, recognizing that the EU needs major reform that would only be achievable with the UK on the inside, but did not think Brexit would be a disaster. However I did not trust the politicians to make a success of it. Now we need to move on.

No I respect the acknowledgement that the EU central powers have expanded and are impeding on member states local laws and affairs but the benefits from access to the EU rewarded and grew British economy and we lost that under Brexit