People who supported Brexit - do you feel conned?

Our future outlook is now considered "negative" by credit rating agencies.
Key Leave campaigners are immediately backtracking on the campaign's main selling points as mistakes
EU Leaders, far from considering themselves a sinking ship, are considering us an added weight and telling us to get out quickly now.
Scotland, Northern Ireland and Gibraltar are seriously trying to break


I'm sorry, but people who know what they're talking about much better than you do predominantly see this as a bad thing.

Have you ever listened to one of Trump's speeches in full? He has never said anything racist, he has threatened to ban muslims from coming into the country and threatened to kick out illegals, neither of which are racist.

You know, there is more to life than money? I addressed this in replies to other people. I couldn't care less if Scotland, NI and Gibraltar leave.

Have you ever listened to one of Trump's speeches in full? He has never said anything racist, he has threatened to ban muslims from coming into the country and threatened to kick out illegals, neither of which are racist.

I also find it disturbing that you would want Hilary after all the shady **** she has been in, she is literally being investigated by the FBI right now.

Yeh, your imaginary kids

You know, there is more to life than money? I addressed this in replies to other people.

I couldn't care less if Scotland, NI and Gibraltar leave.

Err no.

They quite literally wrote

"3 million jobs are linked to our trade with the EU"

http://www.strongerin.co.uk/3_million_jobs_are_linked_to_our_trade_with_the_eu#RwGGcQDi9YXfhGRU.97

Lol.

Love how you are changing what you are writing. First, it is 3 million jobs would be lost. Next it is 3 million jobs are at risk.

Well, I read the experts reports, and while it did seem it would no doubt cause economic issues, I valued the relevance of the vote for me and my future children more, as well as the ability to propose private bills for MPs which couldn't be vetoed by the EU.

Regardless, they're hardly going to ignore the 6th largest economy on earth, we weren't going to starving in the streets or fighting civil wars regardless.

So I was thinking: "if only someone put together a list of 10 examples of Trump being racist."

It was the 5th largest economy on Thursday, which shows you how far we've come and how much control we have taken back.

Neither the 5th or 6th largest economy has much clout against the 1st: the European Union.

So you admit then, that in an economic sense, leaving the EU has not, and is unlikely to be a positive thing for this country?

In what sense are you thinking that picture you posted applies then?



You might not, but if it were clear that the UK is set to do absolutely fantastically as a country from now on, one would think they'd prefer to remain a part of it.

1. The 3,000,000 job losses was found out to be a lie
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"huffington post" good start.


1. "
The Justice Department sued his company — twice — for not renting to black people "

Well, it maybe because black people are generally poorer than whites and cause more crime (look at the statistics)
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Don't care about a twitter status that anyone could have written.

3 Million Jobs linked to the EU. Those jobs are at risk.

Funny, how you ignore the official campaign slogan in favour of a tweet.

You've literally just described racism.

"prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior".

If you're not renting to black people because they "commit more crime", and therefore choose white people in all cases instead - YOU ARE A RACIST. that's literally what racism is.

Oh dear, you don't think I saw the recession coming? It's almost like what happens in 30 years and to my children is more important to me now and in the next 15 years.

Are you incapable of thinking long term?

That Twitter status...is the official campaign...

Your long term is longer than time any sense of prediction can be made for, you're literally gambling current 15 years because 15 years after that we might be better off - which we wont because in that 15 years which you claim to be non-important, international investments will leave leading to noncompetitive economy, investment will fall leading to loss of productivity which leads to further fall in economic output which leads to loss of talent from the economy, There is a reason we produce budgets every year, and there is a reason most forecasts with reasonable margin of error are made for ~5-10 years in future. In 30 years we'll have had at least 6 parliaments, we don't know what kind of automation technology will have taken a hold and what our economic model will be.

Your "long term future plan of 30 years" is akin to trying to prepare for modern economy in 1986. IBM had just come out with a 7kg laptop, and we had our first computer virus.. EU or Euro wouldn't be a thing for another half decade, you think you could have predicted and planned for our current economic and technological situation at that time? Because that is literally what your plan here is.


On more general note; to absolutely no one's surprise (hopefully) we're not getting the something for nothing deal Boris claimed; as confirmed by diplomats in EU.

Hey look, treating a political union as an economy, one of the reasons I vorted out!

It is an economy because it's the Single Market. Of course it's an inexact science how we classify countries into economic units. It depends on the tariffs and trade agreements they have, whether they have their own currency and all sorts of other things.

There is no definitive answer; but all organisations who gather and publish data about the global economy, like the World Bank, IMF and so forth, choose to publish data for the EU as well as for its member states.

But of course we know Brexiters don't like experts.