Does anyone else feel genuinely depressed about Brexit.

I still feel extremely sad even the day after. I was too tried to stay up and watch the result, but I woke up at 5am on Friday, went on my phone and looked at my notifications... There it was, the notification from the BBC news app that we had left the EU. My heart dropped and my anxiety was off the roof for the whole day. I'm annoyed my future has been decided by the baby boomers and that I was only two months away from my 18th birthday, so I couldn't vote.

When Gove said "people are sick of experts", it highlighted the anti-intellectualism in politics. People are willing to ignore experts and facts, but follow their resentment and racist attitudes towards immigrants. As a non-white daughter of immigrants, I can definitely say I have experienced more racism lately. Not only was I subjected to racial abuse not long ago, the two Sikh temples in my area where attacked on the day of the EU vote. I don't even feel welcome here anymore.

There's now a clear selling point for them to leave. Their worries last time was financial instability. Now that the England was dumb enough to drag them out of the EU along with us, they have no reason whatsoever to stay as our country goes downhill. I'm 99.99% sure that if another Scottish referendum is held, it'll be a landslide victory for leaving.

To the 62% of Scotland that voted stay, yesterday is the final nail in the coffin. It's visible proof that they don't really have a voice in the UK. That was one of the complaints for the Scottish that voted leave in their independence referendum.Every time they try and voice their opinion, they get drowned out by England due to England having a higher population.

Scotland are as good as gone. Gibraltar too. They relied on Spain for most of their medical needs since Spain is so close. Spain is even reported to be asking for joint control to try and stop the mess we've gotten Gibraltar into. My guess is N.Ireland will be after those 2. Yesterday was the first step in disbanding the UK. I can't wait to see the look on the peoples faces when Boris, Farage or (dare I say it) Michael Gove takes charge in October. It's a shame how we've literally voted ourselves into future recession but the first thing idiots on here can think of is "we're free!!!".

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Seems the Brexit vote has emboldened the scum to come out from their caves. I feel like we're living in 1930s Germany.

Yes. This is how I feel too. Why choose to ignore experts is something I am at a loss to understand too. Its like if I have cancer, I treat it at home instead of going to experts. Why?

Yes. This is how I feel too. Why choose to ignore experts is something I am at a loss to understand too. Its like if I have cancer, I treat it at home instead of going to experts. Why?

The govt wanted it both ways. They wanted to both find a buyer for steel and also vetoed an EU proposal to whack up the tariffs on Chinese steel. If any thing our own govt ruined steel industries all over the EU, in favour of a special relationship with China

I'm writing this reply from my underground bunker waiting for the apocalypse and WW3 with 5,000 tins of beans because the UK has voted to leave the EU. Get over yourself. We don't know what's going to happen, but I can tell you for nothing that the UK won't crumble to pieces. The chances are we'll end up still being a member of the single market and not much will change, other than the obvious that we won't be in the EU. Oh, and btw OP, Norway isn't even in the EU. The irony...

To even compare medicine and economics is laughable at best.

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Yes because the Leave party are going for the lets kick everyone out who is not British, yeah no they are not, We want something more like Australia Letting skilled and professional workers and students in so we will still continue to be very multicultural.

It's almost like people who have nothing place other things ahead of money.

Well, Norway might not be in the EU, but it is in the EEA, and it's the model you'll probably adopt once negotiations are done, provided the EU stays this accommodating, which I wouldn't be sure of.
If you do end up following the the Norwegian model (or Swiss) to have access to the single market, you'll still have to accept free movement and EU law, but you'll also lose your decision-making power in how the EU laws are drafted and you'll have to pay about as much as you pay now. Don't know about you, but it doesn't seem to me like a triumph for British independence.
Not saying that the UK is going to crumble to pieces (though I still think that's probable, what with Scottish independence and Irish reunification), but it seems to me as if you f****d yourselves over royally. Cheers!

Really? That's all you got from the example? That it is from different fields of study?

Ironically I didn't vote on the grounds of any immigration argument.

At first I was very sad because since I moved to this country I experienced racism which I never had in France and I was very scared that the racism will be worst (I'm born in France but Tamil).But know I am super happy because FRANCE has overtaken the UK as the world’s fifth largest economy, which means that if the economy of this country goes down my family and I can go back to France. In my familly we all have the French/British and Canadian visa so nobody in my family is worried;furthermore; I am very happy to know that the value of the pound has gone down and that the science and engineering economy is doomed which means that in a few years other countries won't acknowledge British degrees.In France education is free (even university) but in the UK, you have to pay a lot of money so I feel bad the students studying in this country because you are wasting your money and your time studying for worthless degrees. I have to thank all the people who voted out, you have saved my life may god bless you.