A 'pro-Brexit' Facebook page launched a second referendum poll, and it backfired hilariously

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A parody pro-Brexit Facebook page called 'Britain Bites Back' launched a second referendum poll and it came out exactly as you'd expect.

The page Britain Bites Back, which appears to be a parody page (it's fans appear to be a mix of both leave and remain supporters, some of whom don't appear to be in on the joke) decided to run a poll on Facebook, in response to the Revoke Article 50 poll, which has now been signed by nearly 6 million people.

Their aim, according to their page, was to prove how 'pointless' the petition is, by having a load of Leavers sign it.

In a bid to prove their point, they made a poll:

Let's prove how pointless that petition really is! If another referendum was held today, how would you vote?

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The page achieved a paltry 15 per cent in support of Leave, and 85 per cent in support of Remain.

As you can see in the comments, the moderators weren't too happy, with 'Tegan' in particular getting quite a lot of flack.