[hihihihi1234]

Um... how is this news? We left the EU in January 2020. I'm not sure what it would mean for Britain to leave the EU without Brits losing EU citizenship, and I've never heard anyone suggest that this might be the case.

It's nearly six years since the referendum - who exactly is surprised by this "development"?

[easytiger]

Apparently some people have yet to vent their impotent rage having missed the chance over the last 7 years

[mixtur2021]

I have noticed an unhealthy obsession and inability to move on. I speak from someone who would have voted to remain.

Yes it wasn't perhaps my choice, but trying to relive the result repeatedly with the same vitriol anger isn't healthy. Even more so defining your identity around it e.g. FBPE (Follow back, Pro EU) on Twitter. It also doesn't help the rejoin cause to spew such negativity and hatred at the other 50% of the population.

[easytiger]

I think this quite accurate. I too voted remain. The clever thing the EU did was hide it's deeds from wider observation.

Subsequent to light being shed, i find it to be about the most sinister and vile organisation it is possible to imagine.

Even then, ignoring my personal feelings, it is obvious these people over invested themselves with a fairly inconsequential team and are over compensating for it.

Look at the news on veto removal today. Only a hardcore shill would defend this organisation.