Should The Uk Do Everything They Can To Stay In The Eu - Even If It Means Breaking The Law?

[Nameless14]

Why or why not? Explain. Thank you.

[Neveracrossword]

What laws could or would be broken? Explain. Thank you.

[emmie]

no we shouldn't stay in, the votes were counted and we voted to leave, and i don't know how one would break the law to stay in to be honest.

[shoota]

Should The Uk Do Everything They Can To Leave The Eu - Even If It Means Breaking The Law?

[kvalidir]

In my opinion yes we should but what ever do you mean by 'breaking the law'?

[emmie]

doesn't make any sense.. breaking the law how?

[Old_Geezer]

As far as I am aware the UK isn't a masochistic nation. Why would one wonder if it should do anything to remain under the EU's thumb ?

[Baldric]

The UK should do everything they can to get out of the EU, that is what we democratically voted for, and is what should happen, Treason May is just trying to fog the issue for reasons of her own.

[jim360]

Phrased in the way it is, absolutely not.

I'd like to see us stay in the EU but only if there are constitutional means for securing this, be that a decision in Parliament or a decision in a second referendum.

[KARL]

Geezer, I must say I think it is but that has nothing to do with whether or the UK stays in the EU or not.

[BagPussAA]

No we shouldnt. I am a Remainer and voted as such when we had the referendum. However, as the people have spoken and wish us to leave the EU then that is what we should do. If we dont, then we are no longer a democracy as the word and will of the people will have become worthless.

[naomi24]

No, and the explanation is simple. The majority of the people who voted elected to leave. Therefore, that is what we should do.