Comments by "Public Public" (@public.public) on "How the UK could scrap thousands of EU-era laws post-Brexit – BBC News" video.

  1. In 2016 the UK did NOT vote for brexit. It was a non legally binding referendum which means it was politicians who decided to leave the EU. NOT the people. The politicians didn't point that out because then they could blame brexit on the people.
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  2.  @BeBe-vh4ry  name the wacky laws.
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  3.  @peterhobday  Voters want to rejoin the EU now.
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  4. No EU laws were anything other than advisory. It was and still is entirely up to each nation to make laws.
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  5. brexit is costing the UK £40 billion a year in lost tax for leaving the EU. Rejoin NOW
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  6. It is costing the UK £40 billion a year in lost tax for leaving the EU. Rejoin NOW
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  7. It is costing the UK £40 billion a year in lost tax for leaving the EU. Rejoin NOW
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  8. brexit has made sure we have all been done. It is costing the UK £40 billion a year in lost tax for leaving the EU. Rejoin NOW
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  9. It is costing the UK £40 billion a year in lost tax for leaving the EU. Rejoin NOW
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  10.  @ritemolawbks8012  Non legally binding referendum which means it was politicians who decided to leave the EU. NOT the people. The politicians didn't point that out because then they could blame brexit on the people.
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  11. Which means no referendum is needed to REJOIN THE EU RIGHT NOW.
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  12.  @skycloud4802  IF it had been a legally binding referendum the difference in votes would not have been enough for it to carry.
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  13.  @robbailie5878  the brexiters 'hobby/obsession' is currently costing the UK £40 billion in lost taxes every year.
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  14.  @SecwetGwiwer  projection much?
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