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Will Cameron go down in history as the worst PM since Chamberlain?

Even worse than Chamberlain as far as our own country is concerned. As in it won't even be the United Kingdom for much longer at all and now we're the bad guy.

David Cameron: The Worst Prime Minister of the UK there ever was.

 

[Uzzy]

Up next

Good guys win, bad guys lose, England prevails.

 

[zewone]

Saves 350 million a day, controls immigration, job enrichment, have our own legislation system and justice system etc etc, lots of reasons

Edit: Sorry meant a week

After seeing the results of your actions (job loss, recession, stock market crash) do you regret your vote?

 

[Z3K]

Pandora's box has well and truly been opened today.

 

[Heavy's Sandvich]

Will Cameron go down in history as the worst PM since Chamberlain?

if Scotland gains independence, absolutely.

 

[eyeball_kid]

Engines on fire. Tailspin. Pilot bailing out.

 

[SchrodingerC]

Holy shit, what the hell is going to happen next.

 

[Mr Cola]

Ill be honest im not sure how he can save his legacy, this will haunt him

 

[Saya]

Will Cameron go down in history as the worst PM since Chamberlain?

Yes, he will be known as the man who broke the UK.

 

[hydragonwarrior]

It cost the UK $350 billion to get rid of David Cameron.

Most expensive PM ever?

 

[whitehawk]

I feel like this is a good example of why referendums are not a good idea for all issues. Unless you force every citizen to vote.

 

[neorej]

Brexiters right now:

 

[RedSparrows]

After seeing the results of your actions (job loss, recession, stock market crash) do you regret your vote?

Given he thinks we didn't have a legislative or judicial system, I'm not sure he'll be worried.

 

[FZZ]

Friend and his dad tryna tell me a good time to buy

LMAOOOOOOOO

 

[AnathemicOne]

Cameron resigning, holy shit.

 

[mrklaw]

A two-thirds majority would have been a terrible idea. Can you imagine the unrest if Leave had won, say, 55% but failed because it didn't get 66%? There would have been riots, likely a few deaths. As for turnout, we cleared 70%. There's no reasonable turnout bar they could have set that we didn't actually clear.

Remain lost. That's it.

It would have been fine. The majority would prefer leave but not a strong enough majority for a mandate. It happens all the time.

Garage even suggested that a close 'remain' vote would push them to have another vote because it wasn't a clear enough vote to remain.

 

[Oriel]

And Cameron gone. Congrats on destroying the UK.

 

[Plum]

New statement fresh from Number 10:

"Cameron clarifies that he will not officially resign if Boris fails to get the Politics A-Level he needs to become Prime Minister"

What a farce this country is.

 

[Yamauchi]

So the way he worded that it sounds like we won't even start negotiating until the new PM in October. This is going to be a stressful 3 months.

This sounds like the worst possible path forward. The UK needs leadership right now.

 

[ISee]

So you think all 17 million people voted leave for exactly the same reason?

No of course not. That would be a ridiculous statement. But it was for sure a very important point for many people and it influenced their decission. Overall immigration is a very hot topic all around europe right now and it's being wildly misused for propaganda and to stoke fear.

 

[Heavy's Sandvich]

Saves 350 million a day, controls immigration, job enrichment, have our own legislation system and justice system etc etc, lots of reasons

Edit: Sorry meant a week

ECHR has nothing to do with EU.

 

[SomTervo]

Being poor is boss ((((

So sorry.

I was saying to my GF this morning: "the only good thing to come of this is that we're OK no matter how much they Americanise the nation. We've got our health, got jobs, got prospects. Nothing will change for us with the current outlook."

And that sort of selfish thinking is exactly what the Right want.

Thinking about anyone living under the bread line is enough to make me cry. Millions having their lives fucked over by, frankly, bad rhetoric and yellow journalism.

 

[Palette Swap]

Bye Dave, amazing legacy you're leaving.

 

[Pennywise]

Shits intriguing as fuck, havent slept in 24 hours and barely awake but I cant turn it off, dont want to miss anything.

This is pure history in motion

Give me caffeine pills

Time for some cola.

 

[mid83]

So what are the economic effects of Cameron saying he's out this year?

 

[brain_stew]

So "Project Fear" is all unfolding infront of eyes within hours of the vote. Project Fact more like it, we've literally set fire to our own economy.

 

[Sijil]

Oh man and I was planning on continuing my degree (graphic design) in the UK. Guess not, might go to Germany at least I have family in Cologne.

 

[Ban Puncher]

Stop pulling my currency down the plug hole with you, UK.

I'm trying to buy shit online.

 

[Izuna]

All because the MI5 didn't bring tipex

 

[ShipTheCheese]

Well you clearly haven't looked hard enough because if you did then you would have seen that I'm not even a "leave-Gaffer".

I'm just trying to get a discussion started, but all you seem to come back with is empty one-liners.

Oh well.

 

[Daffy Duck]

So my 8 year old just asked what all this means on the TV.

I said basically it's like you are in a class with 27 other people, we've decided we want to go into our own class, his response; who wants to be in a class on their own.

Heartbreaking that we've fucked future generations.

 

[Flintty]

Not really.. lying? Though?

Not really honest though, either. He knew there was no further negotiation on the table.

 

[commanderpepper]

Well I didn't think the UK would vote to leave. When I found out I decided to watch The World's End.

 

[ferrasvansen]

Cameron is getting out before the shit hits the fan, with Scotland and the various constitutional crisis coming up he want to leave someone else to oversee the mess.

 

[hydragonwarrior]

No of course not. That would be a ridiculous statement. But it was for sure a very important point for many people and it influenced their decission. Overall immigration is a very hot topic all around europe right now and it's being wildly misused for propaganda and to stoke fear.

And progressive parties absolutely suck balls in countering this.

 

[GHG]

After seeing the results of your actions (job loss, recession, stock market crash) do you regret your vote?

The actual "result" of this won't be realised for years. Anything happening now is reactionary.

It's about how the country bounces back.

 

[Jumplion]

Can someone explain to me why I'm seeing Leavers say "of course there will be some economic troubles at first, but it'll all be fine"?

Because this is a little bit bigger than just "growing pains"

 

[Santiako]

What a dumpster fire. Goddamnit I'm so angry.

 

[Number45]

Will Cameron go down in history as the worst PM since Chamberlain?

Until the next guy, absolutely.

Can someone explain to me why I'm seeing Leavers say "of course there will be some economic troubles at first, but it'll all be fine"?

Because this is a little bit bigger than just "growing pains"

They've been saying this since it was clear they had no economic argument, or plan. Basically since the beginning.

 

[zewone]

The actual "result" of this won't be realised for years. Anything happening now is reactionary.

It's about how the country bounces back.

Forecast ain't looking so hot.

 

[Lime]

Hey Britain before you turn completely far-right in your spiral towards economic disaster, poisonous news media, racist policies, and severe austerity measures gutting your education and healthcare, could you please disarm all of your nuclear weapons? Thanks in advance.

 

[antonz]

So what are the economic effects of Cameron saying he's out this year?

His resignation is going to rattle the economy even more. Leave has no plan in place for anything so were hoping to keep Cameron around to stabilize the boat while they try to develop a plan.

He just told them to basically fuck off

 

[LabouredSubterfuge]

Can someone explain to me why I'm seeing Leavers say "of course there will be some economic troubles at first, but it'll all be fine"?

Because this is a little bit bigger than just "growing pains"

Because they're not smart.

 

[brain_stew]

Can someone explain to me why I'm seeing Leavers say "of course there will be some economic troubles at first, but it'll all be fine"?

Because this is a little bit bigger than just "growing pains"

Just bumps in the road mate, bumps in the road.

 

[Jindrax]

And Cameron gone. Congrats on destroying the UK.

You might want to blame 17 million idiots for that

 

[Plum]

Cameron is getting out before the shit hits the fan, with Scotland and the various constitutional crisis coming up he want to leave someone else to oversee the mess.

Sadly he's probably the best person currently to oversee the mess. He's at least got a modicum of experience. We're fucked.

 

[SomTervo]

Saves 350 million a day, controls immigration, job enrichment, have our own legislation system and justice system etc etc, lots of reasons

Edit: Sorry meant a week

And Farage has already gone back on the first one. He'll be backtracking on the rest in no time, I bet.

Good job voting leave.

 

[Krejlooc]

this is fucking insane

 

[Steroyd]

Boris Johnston could be next Prime Minister!?

I. Don't. EVEN.

 

[Hard]

we may have been born too late to explore the world, and born too early to explore space, but we can destroy the work of the former and prevent the dreams of the latter

because fuck 'em amirite