CLEAN : Fireworks and song as Brexit bastion parties

The transcript discusses political changes, focusing on the Second Amendment and the EU's evolution. It speculates on future political decisions, emphasizing stability. The speaker shares personal reflections and plans to celebrate Brexit, expressing satisfaction with the outcome. The conclusion highlights the importance of democracy and a positive future outlook.

What does the speaker believe about the likelihood of changes to the Second Amendment?

• It is unlikely to change.

• It will never change.

• It is very likely to change soon.

• It has already changed.

How does the speaker feel about the potential for drastic changes in the world?

• The sky will fall soon.

• Nothing drastic is expected to happen.

• Drastic changes are imminent.

• The world is on the brink of collapse.

What is the speaker's attitude towards leaving the EU?

• Indifferent

• Regretful

• Happy and optimistic

• Angry

How long did the speaker wait for the EU departure?

• 5 years

• 3.5 years

• 1 year

• 2 years

What does the speaker believe about the country's future post-EU?

• The country will struggle.

• The country will thrive.

• The country will remain the same.

• The country will face economic collapse.

What was the speaker's perception of democracy during the 3.5 years?

• Democracy was irrelevant.

• Democracy was unchallenged.

• Democracy was slipping away.

• Democracy was thriving.

What is the speaker's outlook for the future after overcoming challenges?

• Hopeful for a new era

• Indifferent

• Pessimistic

• Uncertain