Protests all across USA

Wait what?....

I voted Brexit....and never asked for a 2nd referendum...because that's stupid...

as for remainers or British trump supporters ridiculing riots against trump, yes, thats ironic

Yes, I meant the remainers.

Ok great because you said initially "brits" when...not all brits were remainers/wanting 2nd vote; in fact most of us are not despite what tsr tells you ...

Rather post photos than links to videos I cannot embed, or which may be linking to websites or articles I do not agree with. But you can google "trump protests" as simply as I did and see for yourself.

I'm not there so I dunno what's going on but I can imagine hysteria sweeping the nation. hey are calling for him to be impeached.

Looking at the figures, most young Brits wanted to remain, only they were too lazy/drunk to vote so created literally hundreds of threads on here, plus stuff on facebook and twitter about how "unfair" the election was. That's what I was referring to.

...??????

You need to stop speculating, Mr. Yankee. First off most brits voted brexit, simple and plain

secondly tsr is a very horrible and limited example and representation of anyone, much more an entire country

thirdly, you keep generalising about brits and brexit, then you generalise about the youth and remaining

Also I doubt any of those "drunk youths" took to tsr...

lastly Brexiters were mostly prejudged as being those drunk youths. Not remainers. :|

I did not say that most Brits voted remain so I'm not sure why you're attempting to correct me there.

Just imagine if Hillary won

No. Your 1st comment said:


brits have nerve correcting US about rioting when they weren't democratic themselves about Brexit.

That's what you said.


That is a generalisation because most brits didn't even want the 2nd ref because most brits were happy with Leaving because most Brits voted that way


how is that hard to understand?


Anyway I don't need to look at last minute google retrieved charts and blogs about brexit voting, you do, my friend.

And back to what you firstly said corrected yourself about remainers not showing maturity to democracy: I already said I agreed (once you backpedaled and modified your original statement) so....

My point is not that all Brits (did I really need to write "not all Brits, but a lot of them...."?) have taken the leave vote well. There is at least one petition with over 1 million signatures calling for a second referendum, then there's Scotland trying for another referendum. My point about young people (you know, the people who actually post here) are/were vastly in favor of remain. Only 36% of those bothered to vote so really, do they have a leg to stand on when protesting and calling the vote "unfair"; I don't think so. Those same people (you know, the people who post on a student website) are now trying to act morally superior to Americans when we've both seen the kind of **** the remain camp has been pulling since June.

Rather post photos than links to videos I cannot embed, or which may be linking to websites or articles I do not agree with. But you can google "trump protests" as simply as I did and see for yourself.

I'm not there so I dunno what's going on but I can imagine hysteria sweeping the nation. hey are calling for him to be impeached.

I really feel for the Americans and for Hillary. I live in the UK but when Trump won I felt absolutely awful... must be a million times worse for them!

They would be trembling with fear in their underground bunkers.
Obama was a legend!

I did not say that most Brits voted remain so I'm not sure why you're attempting to correct me there. I said that most young Brits supported remain only they had terribly low voter turnout. These idiots who didn't even bother to vote now spew their crap all across the internet (and some IRL protests) about how unfair the vote was.

http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/06/brexit-political-awakening-young-people/

You may find the graphs here interesting.



http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/eu-referendum-brexit-young-people-upset-by-the-outcome-of-the-eu-referendum-why-didnt-you-vote-a7105396.html This may also help highlight my point "It has been estimated that only 36 per cent of people in the 18 – 24 year old category voted in the EU referendum. 64 per cent of young people did not bother to take themselves down to the polling station and place their vote
"

That pic describes exactly what I do when my toaster stops working.