Anybody else considering leaving the UK now Brexit seems to be going ahead?

Yes me and all my friends are defo leaving this racist wasteland.

Does anyone know what the job market is like in Australia for my gender studies degree?

If you can afford it my part of London is racist free.


When I go out to the local shops I usually get a homeless white person approach me as if I'm a God .

are you somehow sugessting that working class labour traditionals are immune to xenophobic scaremongering? you are living in cuckoo land. long before the vote, loads of these 'traditional left' voted for ukip mps ad councillors. its you who is out of touch mate. resentful and igorant people of any type can be gullible enough to fall for the anti- foreigner propagnada .
i have to go for my dinner now so im re-iterating jsut one last time - the most successful economies have a high value stock exchange which reflect asset base and profitablity of domestic based business. It also ( along with stable interest rates ) encourages investment and ultimatley the more profitable and investment, the more tax revenue the more jobs and more benefits available for the lowest classes. the method and rate at which that wealth at top falls down to the bottom is determined by governments in power - not the eu.

the method and rate at which that wealth at top falls down to the bottom is determined by governments in power - not the eu.

Junker is that you? you do crack me up, take a look at Greece and tell me with a straight face you actually believe that. Greece have a very socialist government and they have been categorically blocked from enacting policies because the EU is imposing Austerity on them..

Leave, your not wanted you weak minded individual

It's time to come to Israel

*facepalm* You really don't think much do you. The EU itself didn't impose austerity. Blame that on the ECB and the IMF. Why is that? This is because they took bailout money which is not FREE money. Come on, at least give a solid argument that can't be cracked in any way

Lol and the ECB is completely separate from the EU lol cool story. But in the spirit of fairness i will concede its not the strongest point.

Ok lets talk about TTIP: EU want to put business over public services and working rights.
Prevention of nationalisation in many key industries: the recent steel industry in UK, railways in france, medical institutions in brussels and of course greece again. They seek to completely plunder countries to the benefit of corporations in the spirit of neo-liberalism. These aren't mere government directives they are being pushed through directly by EU initiatives

After 2 weeks (from now)if the pound isn't stable, everyone should really worry about the British economy. And those Brexiters must be responsible for what they've done .







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We weren't the only ones fighting TTIP. The French and Germans were as were many other EU nations. Now with the conservatives unchained, they'll sign the UK up to that lousy deal.

After 2 weeks (from now)if the pound isn't stable, everyone should really worry about the British economy. And those Brexiters must be responsible for what they've done .







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People who want to leave will rapidly discover what "controlled immigration" means.

That's right keep burying your head in the sand, 52% of the entire UK is a racist. Switzerland and Norway must be racist pockets too for not wanting to join the EU as well. They voted UKIP because labour has not properly stood up for working class rights for a long time now and it is a protest vote. Hence why Corbyn got in despite overwhelming odds, people are sick and tired of the same old script and they want something new because in many areas it couldnt possibly get any worse.

You act as though the stock exchange of the UK has been decimated and will never recover, no doubt you don't know much about economics and are clearly parroting what is being said in the aftermath, it is turbulent no doubt, is it Russia of the 90s? no is it German hyperinflation? no.. the BOE and many international investors say what they invest in its the capacity of the REAL economy, Stocks are speculation and at the moment there is uncertainty because it is not clear long term where the UK will end up, nobody knows. But like any real economist will tell you the likely negative outcome will be that the UK just won't grow as quickly as it could ahve in the EU, whilst on the other hand optimists say this could make the UK a far greater investment hub in the long term as the Eurozone starts to stagnate and slow down.

Junker is that you? you do crack me up, take a look at Greece and tell me with a straight face you actually believe that. Greece have a very socialist government and they have been categorically blocked from enacting policies because the EU is imposing Austerity on them..