I am curious to see how our government steer the country through this. Lots 9f remain campaigners must have had plans for this scenario.
EU Referendum Results Thread | Leave have won, Cameron resigns
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
Yeah, Britain are our biggest trade partner. Well probably follow ye out the door within 5 years. The European Union may not survive another decade
Independence day isn't official yet
I don't think it did. Only 31% said they thought they'd be worse off and 33% thought immigration was the biggest issue.
The problem was that no one believe Remain on the economy.
Actually it was predicted by some that interest rates may be cut in the wake of a Brexit. Having said that, it was also predicted that house prices may fall too so he could be right about the negative equity thing.
No but it's "only" a ~600,000 swing. I'm willing to accuse less than 1 percent of the population of being racist
Everyone is talking about recession level drops in the market.Let's see what happens when the London stock market opens
It's easy for me , my wife is French and my children and grandchildren have dual nationality. Got two years to do it - I just feel so depressed that the British people can be so stupid - what do they think is going to change other than putting the country into an economic black hole - I despair
They may not be racist but they're selfish, misinformed or downright delusional.
Boris in charge. Pity the poor, hungry, weak and disabled. Carnage.
Was planning on moving to the UK after graduating
But the racist swing the vote for leave, the leave voters will be tarred with that brush whether true or not.
You'd have thought so, and without trying to sound facetious if I was going on holiday any time soon I'd have made sure I had my currency bought before yesterday's vote.
On Independence Day?
Pretty good time to come for a holiday thoughWas planning on moving to the UK after graduating
It's something I feared would happen. It was a difficult topic to vote on and Farage played it so well.
Not sure holiday money is the bigger picture.
That's the complete opposite of democracy. It's actually borderline offensive to suggest.
Yeah I'm not worried about interest rates, the world is far to deflationary and I can't see the central bank doing anything more than pumping money in.
I'm not even convinced house prices will fall as proclaimed, the main reason will be risk averse buyers withdrawing or withholding but we'll see
No they're not. With Cameron and Osborn in charge pity the poor weak and disabled as well.
Because they would like access to the entire single market. In this regard there is no reason for the EU to softball in negotiations. If they don't agree to UK demands the businesses will simply move to Frankfurt etc. No loss to the EU.
Haven't they already started leaving? Morgan Stanley for example.
If Nissan is reading, we can make some room for you.
Oh Britain. You idiots.
I was thinking of the 3% or so who changed sides or did the 'shy tory' thing and didn't want to say which way they were voting.
Well I hope that comforts Leave when this hits the economy for God knows how long.
That shouldn't apply to financial services as we'll have unity via proxy. Passporting rights should be maintained.
London is also a centre of excellence within finance it's still got a lot to offer even if Frankfurt would like to steal the industry
I voted Remain, I agree. Just saying who lost it for them.
House prices? Mortgage rates? Interest rates?
What's going to happen to cost of living? Food? Utilities?
I'm worried.
What's going to happen to cost of living? Food? Utilities?
I'm worried.
I find it exceedingly disgusting that some people in here and all over social media and the rest of the internet, are mocking those of us that are genuinely concerned for their families future. Some of us have just voted and kept quiet, not insulted or mocked anyone and just got on with it. To have to wake up to find out that my country has (in my opinion) made the biggest mistake possible, is bad enough in itself, but to be confronted and mocked by self righteous, arrogant and pompous leave voters is just too much to bare. This isn't something to sneer about and hold over others. I have a genuine fear for what is going to happen now, and I have 3 children for whose futures I am now even more worried for and sincerely worried about what type of country they are being brought up in, I'm sorry if I don't think that that Is something to laugh and joke about.
At the very least you would have thought the leave voters would have a bit of empathy and respect and show some restraint from rubbing peoples noses in it. Maybe the fact that it's obvious many do not have these virtues is why they are now being treated with contempt by the people who voted to remain in the EU.
At the very least you would have thought the leave voters would have a bit of empathy and respect and show some restraint from rubbing peoples noses in it. Maybe the fact that it's obvious many do not have these virtues is why they are now being treated with contempt by the people who voted to remain in the EU.
But but but but.....according to some people every one of the near 17 million that voted to leave the EU are either racist or thick....or both!
I've no idea how it will all pan out but you could be right about the downfall of the EU as we know it - make no mistake, this result will send shockwaves across the continent. Citizens in other countries will now be demanding a referendum and it's even being mooted that German citizens are 50-50 on the EU. The French are becoming increasingly Euro-sceptic and a vote there could well see a bigger percentage opt for Leave than in the UK. The whole organisation and the way it works may need restructuring.
Supermarkets saying weekly food shop will rise.
If they seriously were that petty then you really do have bigger problems to worry about. You are willing to feck yourself over for the future just because of name calling? That's school boy stuff right there.
It was one example, do you think I'm that stupid? I didn't vote out, I was more concerned about losing the EU and rights at work, human rights etc...
To be fair to them they gave much better interviews on TV. I fear they have fallen foul of soundbite journalism, and trying to play to the home constituency.
Good luck to you guys. I have doubts if you can make it with the Norwegian way of 'one foot in and one foot out'.
The thing is, most people on this site have the means to move and leave this country however they want to. Most leave voters likely don't have that option and are stuck here regardless of what happens. For that reason alone they deserve their vote.
It's actually quite shocking to see here. I thought that this site had a more open mindset then to dismiss leave voters as idiots, uneducated, ignorant and bigots" and wanting to create a class system in which the greater educated oppress the lesser educated.
It's actually quite shocking to see here. I thought that this site had a more open mindset then to dismiss leave voters as idiots, uneducated, ignorant and bigots" and wanting to create a class system in which the greater educated oppress the lesser educated.
I for one welcome our new racist overlords.
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I do. These people are my background. I pity them even more now. Well, those sensible lot that haven't betrayed their roots in the name of greed or racism.
The rest of them will get all they deserve when Boris and Gove get free reign to destroy whatever it is they want. You wait and see.
Who was petty, the name-callers, or the the ones that reacted, or both?
I hope I rose above it, I voted remain, but I felt the tug.