Pretty much I hope the REu forgets it's lube when it comes time for the shafting
Brexit |OT| UK Referendum on EU Membership - 23 June 2016
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Goddamnit CDProjektRed.
Cob32
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What is it? The city centre?
It's a really shitty digital card game that somehow people love!
Ravensmash
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Broken Joystick
At least you can talk. Who are you?
Flintshire, #EUref result:
Remain: 43.6% (37,867)
Leave: 56.4% (48,930)
Remain: 43.6% (37,867)
Leave: 56.4% (48,930)
Whole lot of people will lose their jobs
Audioboxer
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Wales, pls. We used to like you up in Scotland. Now you're just trying to out England, England.
Geminosity
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Sorry, but I voted leave and I honestly have no opinion on immigration. If anything, 'leave' will probably allow more people to immigrate here due to open border agreements required to continue trading with the EU and that doesn't bother me in the slightest. I'm actually still baffled why Farage advertised that leave would allow more border control because everything points to the opposite
linkandzelda
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Basically yes. Virtually no permanent residents.
Funniest thing I've seen all day
Lashley
Why does he wear the mask!?
"All the tories fault!"
Same shit all the time, can't wait until I leave this country
Liberty4all
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sorry I disagree.
I think this is very similar to what is happening in the States too with Trump.
His Majesty
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didn't think Poland would get a vote!
30yearsofhurt
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So first to a million wins?
You guys are freaking out with only 5% counted. Keep calm and carry on.
jellies_two
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well, the bankers don't want to exit:
City of London: Remain 75.3%, Leave 24.7%
which is a touch more than the 50:50 poll predicted (+48%).
City of London: Remain 75.3%, Leave 24.7%
which is a touch more than the 50:50 poll predicted (+48%).
Broken Joystick
At least you can talk. Who are you?
Swansea, #EUref result:
Remain: 48.5% (58,307)
Leave: 51.5% (61,936)
Remain: 48.5% (58,307)
Leave: 51.5% (61,936)
Boy Wander
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A lot of the Leave votes from older voters will stem from the fact that they feel that Britain has lost its Britishness. Whether you think that racist or not, many people genuinely have that sentiment and quite a few blame an influx of immigrants for that change.
chromatic9
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Was surprised to see Basildon leave
Seems overall it's 52% leave 48% remain at the moment. I really thought it would be around 60% remain 40% leave.
Before people get worried, I seem to recall the Scottish ref and another vote look very close at the start but then the real picture started to unfold. You could still get many areas vote remain in a row over the course of the night
Seems overall it's 52% leave 48% remain at the moment. I really thought it would be around 60% remain 40% leave.
Before people get worried, I seem to recall the Scottish ref and another vote look very close at the start but then the real picture started to unfold. You could still get many areas vote remain in a row over the course of the night
I'd just like to say, that people are born equal, no one asks to, or wants to be "uneducated" and "poor", you have no control over where you are born, or how privileged your family are, and it is the countries fault as a whole that there are areas of the country that are like this.
Not everyone that votes leave will necessarily agree with the campaigns points, and might be perfectly capable of making a decision for themselves.
Some posters in this thread are coming across as very condescending and arrogant, and maybe you can be better than that.
Not everyone that votes leave will necessarily agree with the campaigns points, and might be perfectly capable of making a decision for themselves.
Some posters in this thread are coming across as very condescending and arrogant, and maybe you can be better than that.
The value of the pound drops, pushing us deep into another recession. Generally increasing the cost of living.
Manufacturing industries will look to jump ship and set up elsewhere.
Goods that we import from the EU will rise in price even more without the trade deals in place.
It's an old City, which the current London is named after basically.
It's quite interesting actually :
https://youtu.be/LrObZ_HZZUc
Yeah...
It's the place that will pack up and move to Frankfurt to set up their offices there.
Garrett Hawke
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This is our Trump moment. Sad that the world has suddenly taken a (racist) turn for the worst.
What happened?
What happened?
WraithWalker1893
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We're leaving, unfortunately. Time to pack your bags people and get the h out of the UK. I'm moving to Italy, the home of Pasta, Pizza, Lasagne and the home of Ezio Auditore Da Firenze. Who's coming with me?
orthodoxy1095
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Swansea results in?
You can't - you see the immigration laws in wealthy countries?
I want that.
So, racism.
BlastProcessing
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... which is based on a fear of the other.
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