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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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Even if it was based on province/area/state, I feel like Leave still would've won this.

In the US it would have needed to be a Constitutional Amendment. 2/3 of the Congress or 2/3 of the States would have to agree to make an amendment and then 3/4 of the states would need to ratify.

The idea that something of this magnitude would be put to a straight majority referendum is crazy pants.
 

Makabe

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If you just told your spouse you wanted a divorce what do you reckon the chances are you could negotiate better a better sex life?

But if I was bluffing, she might be able to. This didn't work. I was wondering if they'd panic to try pull us back, or let us go and see what happens.
 

Sakura

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Wonder what the turnout was for younger voters.
 

TheDragon

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So many people in UK just ignored the entire world's pleas and opinions and voted out of a (faulty but admittedly work in progress) EU that was made to prevent the horrors of two world wars and bring Europe closer together, on the hopes that those same countries they ignored would now line up to do trade and other agreements asap.
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norinrad

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I was a Kid when the Berlin wall came down, I didn't realize what the impact or how historic it was going to be then. The Brits leaving changes every thing. May we live in interesting times.

The EU would either implode or the UK may have committed suicide. I will leave that to the historians.
 

KingBroly

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So you're telling me there's NO situation in which the democratic process should not be adhered to? What about gay marriage? What about slavery? What if you put nuking some country up for a vote and it passes?

Cameron can reject the result, but he'd have to resign, and a new election would have to be run for Parliament. Then you likely get to do this again. Likely with people who want this result.
 

weekev

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FFS went to sleep safe in the knowledge remain would win and woke up to find us 600000 behind. England......wtf are you doing?!? You believed Farage, Boris Johnson and Michael Gove over the experts? FFS
 

Rich!

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So you're telling me there's NO situation in which the democratic process should not be adhered to? What about gay marriage? What about slavery? What if you put nuking some country up for a vote and it passes?

This is a referendum to leave the EU, not to commit genocide or start a war. I worry for your sake if you can't see the difference.

What if after the gay marriage vote in 2012, someone came in after and overturned it like you are saying should happen with this? That would have been inexcusable.
 
Fucks sake.

So basically, no more EU, change of leadership to someone equally incompetent, Scotland Refs again and leaves which means no more UK, goodbye Union Jack, then Wales will want to go, etc etc.

Everything is just completely fucked.

England made its own bed, any english leave politicians who wanted to keep the UK together and didn't see the dissolution coming is a complete moron. Their international standing without the rest of the UK will also diminish by no small part.
 

Lo-Volt

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Snap general election incoming. Everyone who was dismayed at 5 more years of Tories should really be celebrating right now.

But the official opposition is in pretty poor shape even without the added confusion of the referendum result. How is Labour going to win a snap election? It doesn't have Scotland to bolster its results, it saw a lot of defections to UKIP in Northern England in the 2015 election, and Jeremy Corbyn doesn't seem like a plausible prime minister to a lot of people. Unless you think that pro-remain Conservative voters and waverers are somehow going to punish the Cameron government. And even if they do that and Labour somehow wins a plurality of the seats, what, they rely on the SNP to get their agenda through? They'll be agitating for another referendum; how does a unionist party conduct business with the nationalists in government?
 
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