Students and young people have the most to loose from Brexit?

If you're bored by these posts then why the **** did you bother to comment???

All I can say is that when the economy is screwed and you find yourself on the dole, unable to afford food and shelter, with everyone giving the evils to the people who voted for this mess like yourself then for a moment I will be happy!

Only comment if you actually have something constructive to say.

Its us students and young people who have the most to loose from leaving the EU. A lot of FE colleges and universities recieve funding from the EU as do some apprenticeships and vocational training courses.

It's not only that, if Brexit causes a massive recession, with the collapse of the pound which is looking ever more likely, then there will be huge job losses too. More austerity and even less funding for education and training. We'll be the ones in the dole queue and be bullied out of our benefits because the country can no longer afford to pay welfare.

What make us most angry is it was largely the xenophobic retired people who voted Brexit, they've had their education, training careers and jobs. And those already set up in their careers who voted Brexit. We're only starting in life and we NEVER even got a say in the bloody referendum because you had to be 18 to vote.

Who else is angered and feels their hopes have been robbed from them by the older generation?

Once again:
Only comment if you actually have something constructive to say.

'Students and young people have the most to gain from Brexit'

Fixed your typo for you.

I've stated my point, all I've got back is a load of crap from you Brexiters.

But I will say when the country is screwed, its your lot that will be judged.

I didn't vote for it, I was a pro-remain 17 year old.

Don't extrapolate from incomplete data.

Leaving the EU was a monumentally stupid move driven by racism and xenophobia. There is no way that all or even most of them understood the complex economics behind the EU and fell for the "sovereignty" and "control of our borders" rhetoric.

Whilst there were no certain facts, the available information meant that the most pragmatic decision would have been to stay. The youth, who are the most educated generation around (im talking teenagers and young adults), mostly supported remain. Broadsheet newspapers supported remain but the tabloid rubbish supported brexit. We have taken what is ultimately a regressive and undemocratic decision based on lies.

*sigh* It's nothing but want and greed with students - always expect everyone to cater for them and kick up a fuss when other people get their way.

We voted for Brexit - deal with it. Why should the fate of the country be left solely in the hands of people who have never had a job, don't pay tax, and scrounge off of the government?

It wasnt extrapolated when numerous surveys have shows that most of the youth wanted to remain.

Yawn Another Brexit supporter.

Don't think anyone on here is pro-EU.

Leaving the EU was a monumentally stupid move driven by racism and xenophobia. There is no way that all or even most of them understood the complex economics behind the EU and fell for the "sovereignty" and "control of our borders" rhetoric.

Whilst there were no certain facts, the available information meant that the most pragmatic decision would have been to stay. The youth, who are the most educated generation around (im talking teenagers and young adults), mostly supported remain. Broadsheet newspapers supported remain but the tabloid rubbish supported brexit. We have taken what is ultimately a regressive and undemocratic decision based on lies.

*sigh* It's nothing but want and greed with students - always expect everyone to cater for them and kick up a fuss when other people get their way.

We voted for Brexit - deal with it. Why should the fate of the country be left solely in the hands of people who have never had a job, don't pay tax, and scrounge off of the government?

Yawn Another Brexit supporter.

They should just rename TSR as the TAR or The Anti-EU Room. Go on suggest it, you'll have 10 thousand followers by midnight!

Don't think anyone on here is pro-EU.

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I was saying that as OP tried to ascertain how I voted in the EU referendum based on one scathing remark, so tbh I have no idea what you are saying.

It is quite interesting considering you're now claiming yourself to be highly educated and yet happily missed the point being made entirely.

The telegraph and arguably the times both supported brexit, and neither of those could be claimed to be tabloids. Even as a teenager I find the argument that we're the most educated generation laughable, especially considering teenagers would either still be at school or just starting university, as well as the fact there is a lot more to the world than what we are taught in formal education.
How you can call any decision that comes out of a referendum undemocratic suggests that you don't know what a democracy is, again refuting the point that we are the most educated generation.

http://www.economist.com/news/special-report/21688591-millennials-are-brainiest-best-educated-generation-ever-yet-their-elders-often

There are plenty of sources that supports what i said.

The decision was undemocratic because there were lies on both sides and we never had a say on the conditions of brexit. We also have an unelected prime minister that is in charge of the conditions. Clearly you're the one who needs to stop being so simple minded and understand what democracy truly is.