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The OFFICIAL 'EU Referendum Results ALL NIGHTER' Thread

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Reply 1320

physicsphysics91

Massive win at Doncaster by 70% (100k to 30k)

Reply 1321

_BigDawg_Bruh

Original post by Aj12

Shame our imports are double our exports.

Yes, this is something that favours the wealthy in the south of England. Having a huge trade deficit results in huge debts, which is the greatest risk to our economy.

The rich will buy less and the working class will produce more.

The UK will have a more competitive economy that will benefit more people.

Things can change. Just think: all international buys could get a 10-20% discount on all UK goods. The UK will be open for business.

Reply 1322

acupofgreentea

****.

I don't really have anything else to say right now.

Reply 1323

CherishFreedom

Original post by The Roast

Where on Earth is this from?

I made this myself :biggrin:

Btw upvote if you want me to keep submitting screenshots with updated figures.

Reply 1324

Motorbiker

Just woke up to a leave vote winning... Seriously? I got told leave had the stronger finish as well...

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Reply 1325

Sun_Bear

Original post by Rakas21

Only about 80% bothered to register.

Both a massive overperform for Leave. Cities should not be voting Leave by conventional wisdom (especially Nottingham which is very middle class).

Not a shock.

Congratulate his caretaker successor, the first secretary of state.. George Osbourne.

George Osbourne is a gonner as well with his budget of austerity... ARISE SIR BORIS!

Reply 1326

Josb

Original post by TheonlyMrsHolmes

Save us big cities! SAVEEEEE USSSSSSS

Well, Nottingham and Sheffield voted Leave, so...

Reply 1327

username2053059

Original post by The Roast

In my opinion, Scotland leaving the UK would damage the country (Scotland) as a whole.

Yes, but in what ways man? I think it might be slightly detrimental to our economy or negligible. I think we will obviously lose out in defence and the like. But a smaller military isn't necessarily a worse one. Personally I would much prefer maximum devolution or at least a lot more devolution