Brexit |OT| UK Referendum on EU Membership - 23 June 2016

Did you vote for the side that is going to win?


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I am university educated and have an above average IQ, I believe immigration is important, I also believe it should be controlled and I am against free movement, I also feel like if we had a fairer immigration system we would thrive and a multicultural nation.

Against free movement? Against Schengen? Just why? I don't get it. I remember waiting at border checkpoints as a kid, where I drive through without even stopping nowadays.
Regions that were fought over for thousands of years. And you want to go back to secured borders? Why?
 
National pride is great and all but eventually humanity needs to realize that we are stuck on this planet together and need to create union.

Union doesn't mean we need to give up are uniqueness, unity doesn't mean that there won't be a time that we are in hardships or a time we let our emotions run amok; neither does it mean that some people will rise into power that are corrupt but what unity means is that when such problem arises we use unity to reclaim correctness since division will just at most create opposing decisions.

Instead of also getting angry at results we also need to address why such and such happened at either sides and the collective blame from both sides that lead to such problems.
 
There's like a 2 year transition period, it's not like overnight. C'mon.

If we leave, my job will be moving out of the country within three months...

There was no explicit talk of job losses, but it's understood a significant number of people in lower positions as well as the majority of interns would be let go.
 
That makes absolutely no sense. According to the British attitude survey, Scotland and London are the two areas with the most in common! London is closer to Scotland in terms of people's beliefs and attitudes than it anywhere else in England.

I know, just trolling.
 
@BetfairExchange

In the past few minutes, the odds on Remain have gone from 1.06 to 1.37 on the Exchange. The market has now traded over £74 million.
 
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Subtitles are wrong mate, it's "Rule Britannia! Britannia rule the waves"

Sorry to be a pedant but most 'patriots' seem to get this wrong
 
Word is Tristram Hunt says Sheffield is 70/30 for Leave.

Not sure whether to be surprised by that or not. In terms of the locals then it isn't, but Sheffield has a huge student population that I thought would swing it.
 
Sure, but you'll have time to find new ones. Also there will be some kind of agreement with the EU on market access, even though Germany, France and the the Commission will do their best to rake the UK over the coals as much as they can.

That's...not how business works? The clients will go asap. You can't replace them instantly, and it will be much harder to replace them because we aren't in the EU.

Several people have posted that a leave result means they lose their jobs in this thread, including myself, so I don't think people should be trying to explain how they are wrong on these things.
 
Watching BBC World and the coverage seems a bit like "my first election" by the hosts compared to coverage of our elections here in Germany by German TV. Granted, this poll is special, but still...
 
If Scotland votes leave they guck themselves, there'll be no precedent for another indyref


Thing is, Scotland was told by the No campaign that only way to stay in EU was to vote no, this means that one of the cornerstones of the no campaign was false. There will be huge repercussions over this now.
 
Dear UK.

You know how you feel about us maybe electing Donald Trump? That's how we feel about you maybe leaving the EU.

Regards,
America
 
If there is one thing I've learned by living in this country 28 years. It is that Lodnon is more educated, higher earning, richer, and will make sure UK votes remain.
 
There is no need to be upset. There will always be a job at Asda or Tesco for you sunshine.

I think I replied to you earlier about what I'd do in the event of a leave result.

My mum's best mate is a manager at JP Morgan. Apparently her bosses came down for meetings a week ago and basically told them to vote to remain and hope everyone does the same for the sake of their jobs.

Not sure if that's a common thing recently in the banking sector

If we leave, my job will be moving out of the country within three months...

There was no explicit talk of job losses, but it's understood a significant number of people in lower positions as well as the majority of interns would be let go.

Yes this is a common view across the financial services sector. If Leave wins we can expect jobs to start leaving the UK first thing tomorrow.
 
You'd think, considering the grants deprived areas get from the EU....but many lower paid people are voting leave, when you would expect them to remain (being labour voters).

It will be hilarious if our economy tanks and these low paid workers who voted leave get punished the most.
 
Dreading seeing my town's (Burnley) results come in.

Can see it being like 80% leave.

Though I'm just going off Facebook and what I've seen around town.
 
Word is Tristram Hunt says Sheffield is 70/30 for Leave.

Not sure whether to be surprised by that or not. In terms of the locals then it isn't, but Sheffield has a huge student population that I thought would swing it.

Sheffield has broken up for the summer though... keep that in mind.
 
Sure, but you'll have time to find new ones. Also there will be some kind of agreement with the EU on market access, even though Germany, France and the the Commission will do their best to rake the UK over the coals as much as they can.

Forget the damage the germany and france would do to the UK. You're forgetting asian multinational companies who would take their investments and jobs elsewhere.


I cannot believe people would be sabotaging themselves in this country
 
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