I voted Leave and 2 things are really making me regret it

Except apparently Scots had been voting leave to get a second referendum? Plenty of leave advocates on this site were counting on it. What was low about the voter turnout? It was about 70% was it not?

Also had young people had the same turnout (ignoring 16-18 year olds) then remain would have won. So once again young voters don't bother voting then complain when the older voters get to call all the shots. Ridiculous.

I'm almost certain I made 1 post on this thread by the time you made that comment. But yeah, all my posts. All 1 of them.

I'm going to assume you mean that as an insult.

Still don't have a clue what you think my political beliefs are, but it's a bit irrelevant don't you think?

You seem like the type of person that ignores a good argument if you disagree with it. But that's just a random opinion that has nothing to do with the brexit issues at hand, equally irrelevant as your comments seem.

I take it you were on the losing side of the referendum?

Ofcourse. I believe in the super powers of Great Britain. I believe we will recover and our economy will be much better than if we had Remained.

If we had Remained, we would have been even more ****ed. You have absolutely no idea how much. The bankers of this country and outside of this country have their own agenda. We just saved your asses.

Just relax guys. Just relax! Go make a sandwich or something, or have an ice cream, enjoy the democracy and relax. Everything will be fine. Stop worrying people.

I take it you were on the losing side of the referendum?

If we had Remained, we would have been even more ****ed. You have absolutely no idea how much. The bankers of this country and outside of this country have their own agenda. We just saved your asses.

The ones moaning about "older voters getting to call the shots" were the ones that voted themselves, obviously

Lmao no you didn't vote leave at all did you. Just trying to make a catchy title with a "different" perspective. Don't lie. I've not come across any leavers who regret a bleeding thing. Especially not in these after hours of glory. Stop it remainers, it's getting pathetic now. And if you are a leaver (I doubt it) you really need to stop letting these butthurt remainers intimidate you.

I bet that people like Gove didn't actually care whether or not we left the EU, they just knew that if they were front-runners of the opposing side of a referendum to the PM, that they'd have a shot at being the next PM.

You've all been played.

I know a couple of leave voters who regret their decision, but they voted by post a few weeks back. I do agree that less than 24 hours is a bit quick for second thoughts!

Presumably, but this doesn't change the fact that they should be complaining about their peers apathy and laziness rather than the older generation exercising their right to vote.

I Voted Leave, and I dont regret my decision at all. Everything is going well, just as I hoped:

The financial market of UK has calmed after Mark Carney, the governor of Bank of England has said that he will inject £250 billion into the financial system to steady the economy.

In 10 years, here will be the situation.

The economy will be recovering, we'll be in good shape and exactly the same as we was a few weeks ago, with a equally positive looking growth.

Immigration numbers will be the same, or higher (due to population increases), all that would've changed is the number coming from the EU. If anything, it will be more mulitcultural.

The NHS would've either been privised, or equally under-invested in as now.

We'll still be in a ton of debt.

We'll still be paying foreign aid.

We'll have the exact same laws, rules and power.

Unless UKIP gain power, then things will change. For the worst.

I wanted to vote leave to send a message to the establishment. That was the thinking of most of my friends too. We wanted them to wake up. Leave were never suppose to win. The polls all said remain won, it was not our fault, the polls said remain would win anyway, so we wanted to make it close

1) I didn't believe that Scotland would be so Pro-EU and I do not wish for the UK to break up. Which it still may not but it is more of a risk than thought likely. I would prefer a United Britain in the EU than a fragmented one out (my top choice would be a united out but that is looking increasingly less likely to happen).

2) The younger votes have been ignored. As a young voter myself I do see the reasons for remaining and since this will be the demographic most affected I also believe it should have been us that led the results. Since they have voted more in favour of In than anticipated and now (too late I may add) so many pro-remainers are coming out making the positive case I am finding that I shouldn't have been so stubborn in my position and likely tossed out perfectly good points that I should have considered more deeply.

I hope I made the right decision, one that I was increasingly on the fence for after I had already cast my postal vote, but it's looking increasingly likely I didn't. However, i would like to point out a United Country could make this work for all of our benefit. We may just have to accept the result and move on for the future.

I will also be looking at politics and my views in much more detail than before as I feel my passion for certain issue has weakened my ability to make an actual rational decision. If anything comes of this I hope everyone learns from any mistakes they may have made and that they realise name calling, insults, arrogance, complacency etc are not the way to conduct a debate.