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UK is Destroyed
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Original post by Jee1
Yeah because the economy is collapsing 
The economy is not collapsing, we've had a slump in FTSE 100 share prices and UK treasury bonds, this means very little to the average working class British citizen.
The U.K. truly is destroyed. It is absolutely disgusting that the leave won and we'll all have to suffer the consequences.
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Original post by JamesN88
Not anymore(I know it's early days).
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/06/23/markets-live-will-sterling-surge-or-slump-as-the-eu-referendum-c/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/06/23/markets-live-will-sterling-surge-or-slump-as-the-eu-referendum-c/
If the UK economy can drop without any material change having transpired, that tells that either the previous valuations were wrong or that the market is irrational and the current lower valuation is wrong.
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Its a dark day when you have to agree with anna soubry yikes.
So disappointing. This is a kick in the teeth for globalisation, tolerance, equality, freedom, co-operation and weirdly democracy, with the rejection of an institution that allowed us to look outwards and not inwards. I've never felt less British than today.
That's before you watch the economy freefall. We are all poorer in more ways than one thanks to this ill-thought out decision. We're all going to have to suffer the fall-out.
A triumph for xenophobia and insolationism, dressed up as some strange 'patriotic' act to 'reclaim' our 'sovereignty'. What a load of *******s. And now we'll all have to live the rest of our lives in this little small minded corner that is frankly just England.
That's before you watch the economy freefall. We are all poorer in more ways than one thanks to this ill-thought out decision. We're all going to have to suffer the fall-out.
A triumph for xenophobia and insolationism, dressed up as some strange 'patriotic' act to 'reclaim' our 'sovereignty'. What a load of *******s. And now we'll all have to live the rest of our lives in this little small minded corner that is frankly just England.
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Original post by Jammy Duel
Well it takes some people longer than others to accept things. Opinions matter!! 😳 This is why you voted leave- because what "you lot" says gos apparently. England isn't the only country in the UK. End of.
Original post by seaholme
So disappointing. This is a kick in the teeth for globalisation, tolerance, equality, freedom, co-operation and weirdly democracy, with the rejection of an institution that allowed us to look outwards and not inwards. I've never felt less British than today.
That's before you watch the economy freefall. We are all poorer in more ways than one thanks to this ill-thought out decision. We're all going to have to suffer the fall-out.
A triumph for xenophobia and insolationism, dressed up as some strange 'patriotic' act to 'reclaim' our 'sovereignty'. What a load of *******s.
That's before you watch the economy freefall. We are all poorer in more ways than one thanks to this ill-thought out decision. We're all going to have to suffer the fall-out.
A triumph for xenophobia and insolationism, dressed up as some strange 'patriotic' act to 'reclaim' our 'sovereignty'. What a load of *******s.
=spot on
Original post by Megan_Daisy
Well it takes some people longer than others to accept things. Opinions matter!! 😳 This is why you voted leave- because what "you lot" says gos apparently. England isn't the only country in the UK. End of.
No, it isn't, but what happened, more people voted to leave than remain, simple as that.
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Original post by Cherry82
Guys the petition closes on the 25th November giving us 4 months to sign petitions to commence a second referendum poll.
Which you are not getting
Just learn to ****ing accept democracy even when you don't get what you want
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Original post by gwagon
Went to bed last night thinking that the Leave camp was going to lose but then awoke this morning to the sweet smell of butthurt liberal crybabies and their doomsday prophecies.
#BorisForPm
#BorisForPm
Yes vote for BORIS
the man who sacrificed MILLIONS of jobs just for ONE.
the man who left london with a housing CRISIS
the man who WIDENED the gap between the rich and the poor
the man who supported the EU SINGLE MARKET
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/eu-referendum-boris-johnson-brexit-support-single-market-leave-european-union-video-a7089991.html
Original post by Josb
If you have a job, nothing.
So, leaving EU will only affect new immigrants who will want to come to UK after today and those who only live off the benefits?
Original post by Jammy Duel
Which you are not getting
Just learn to ****ing accept democracy even when you don't get what you want
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Just learn to ****ing accept democracy even when you don't get what you want
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It's still democracy- the voting will be done by the people, the public. Undemocratic would be if the votes are selected and chosen. If the second one takes place and leavers win again, no one could even try raising a petition. Then if the remainers win, leavers are likewise allowed to raise their own petition. It's the people doing this which is democratic!
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Original post by ForgetMe
So, leaving EU will only affect new immigrants who will want to come to UK after today and those who only live off the benefits?
No one knows yet. It is up to the UK to decide now.
Original post by Cherry82
It's still democracy- the voting will be done by the people, the public. Undemocratic would be if the votes are selected and chosen. If the second one takes place and leavers win again, no one could even try raising a petition. Then if the remainers win, leavers are likewise to raise their own petition. It's the people doing this which is democratic!
It is people being butthurt because they didn't get the outcome they wanted, I expect a few hundred yobs to take to the streets of London tonight
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Original post by Doctor_Einstein
No one knows yet. It is up to the UK to decide now.
Well, I hope they won't decide to kick out all those who have been living and working here for many years but still don't have a British passport.
Original post by ForgetMe
Well, I hope they won't decide to kick out all those who have been living and working here for many years but still don't have a British passport.
They probably won't, the last thing anybody wants is up to 4m people being forced to migrate across Europe because of it
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eVERYONE NEEDS TO CALM DOWN. Have a glass of wine... put your feet up
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