WonkyPanda
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Because this is non-binding, anyone think the government has the balls to not go through with it?
The ones who aren't paying attention to the consequences, sure.I know there are plenty of Americans who celebrate this as a triumph of democracy.
It really depends on the political will. I can see the path of them getting weaker, but I can see the path of them getting stronger. The EU need to respond it correctly and wisely.
Having a good share of the skilled workers going back from the UK to EU isn't that bad either.
A lot of people hate Hillary as well. And this plays into Trumps' hands.
Am I wrong to think that Cameron should trigger article 50 and resign asap and let Boris handle all this fallout 4 the entire year so that people who voted leave may understand the gravity of what they did and another referendum may be announced sometime later?
This is a fucking nightmare. EU membership was used as an argument for Better Together to help battle nationalists in the Scottish Independence Referendum. Then we have an EU Referendum, Scotland votes unanimously to remain, but we're fucking leaving anyway.
Oh, it's a triumph of democracy alright.I know there are plenty of Americans who celebrate this as a triumph of democracy.
I know there are plenty of Americans who celebrate this as a triumph of democracy.
Yes, Scotland is probably leaving the UK.Could they seek independence from the UK over this?
Don't understand how people can be so uninformed about economic systems. This is bad for everyone.
Nah, they are more like drive-by posters at this point.
They don't care because they "won".
Let's see when everything goes up in price what will be their BS excuse.
This is a fucking nightmare. EU membership was used as an argument for Better Together to help battle nationalists in the Scottish Independence Referendum. Then we have an EU Referendum, Scotland votes unanimously to remain, but we're fucking leaving anyway.
i really hate to be that dude but what are the expected ramifications of this (if any) for the average person in america
Yep, this seems to sum it up pretty perfectly.At least those filthy foreigners will now stay out of the country, amirite?
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If you have 2 very hated candidates, you have a higher chance at lower turnout. This result, tonight, 100% plays into Trump's hands if it causes a recession, because it'll affect the entire world.
Any advice on what to do with 401k funds right now? I feel like nows the time to brace for impact and protect funds.
Welp
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Expect to see a lot of this in the coming hours
Any pro-Brexit people here want to chime in and say the good that will come from this? Y'all are being super quiet.
Plenty is a stretch.
Can someone tell me why people are losing jobs overnight because of this?
heavily, sorry. I'm also invested in this industy.I want to know how this affects the UK film industry because that's where I want to have a career.
I'm curious to see if the United Kingdom stays united after this, considering the huge gap in opinions between Scotland and England; and the huge ramifications this will have on Northern Ireland. Europe should offer easy admittance to any country secceding from a country that leaves.
J.K. Rowling slamming Cameron on Twitter for not only the breakup of the U.K. but Scotland as well, since we all know what Scotland is about to do.
My French is rusty but I assume there are calling for the French to choose to leave the EU as well?Welp
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Expect to see a lot of this in the coming hours
Welp
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Expect to see a lot of this in the coming hours
Any advice on what to do with 401k funds right now? I feel like nows the time to brace for impact and protect funds.
All we've had so far is a few drive-bys gloating. I don't think any of them are interested in explaining why the currency is tanking and why a bunch of companies are announcing that they're leaving, much less explaining how those are good things.
Here's a question:
Why are pollsters/political analysts etc such complete imbeciles in the UK?
I mean here in the US it seems like it's almost a science, where wrong polling etc is seen as a shock.
In the UK, isn't this like the second major thing in a row they've gotten completely wrong??
Correct me if I'm wrong.
When both Ireland and Northern Ireland (part of the UK) were in the EU, there was the Schengen Area and there were no border controls between Ireland and the UK, both member nations. Now that the UK has left the EU, there is now no longer a Schengen Area and therefore the UK and Ireland must now decide if they will now have an enforceable border between two sovereign nations.
You know it's strange really taking in the gravity of this situation. The older generation still has a powerful grip on the world.
People freaking out is not really helping anything. This will take years and years and the new treaties between EU members and UK will most likely mimic the current EU cooperation.