Worth noting that the generation that was the majority of leave voters were the children of the voters that joined the EU in the first place.
So I'd not count that children vote with any certainty, let alone use the "think of the children" logic given how that actually panned out.
But if the UK was to rejoin - I'd expect it will be with a clear majority who will embrace the EU beyond seeing it as easy holidays to Spain and day trips to France for cheap booze and fags - As that is how the majority treated it.
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Worth noting that the generation that was the majority of leave voters were the children of the voters that joined the EU in the first place.
So I'd not count that children vote with any certainty, let alone use the "think of the children" logic given how that actually panned out.
But if the UK was to rejoin - I'd expect it will be with a clear majority who will embrace the EU beyond seeing it as easy holidays to Spain and day trips to France for cheap booze and fags - As that is how the majority treated it.