Sooooo......put your money where your mouth is. It is, after all, a free country.

btw, markets and Sterling exchange rates have all surged on the result. That 's not a vote for no confidence.

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fallen_acorns

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Original post by Glaz

no

You'll be fine, don't worry about it too much.

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username2998742

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Original post by fallen_acorns

You'll be fine, don't worry about it too much.

actually we have to worry about it given that we're going to have to live in this ****hole
im moving im so done with this country

Reply 12

username4986690

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Original post by Glaz

no

Pull yourself together, Corbyn was unelectable and everyone but Labour supporters knew it.

At least now Labour might have a chance next time without him at the helm.

Reply 13

username2998742

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Original post by DiddyDecAlt

Pull yourself together, Corbyn was unelectable and everyone but Labour supporters knew it.

At least now Labour might have a chance next time without him at the helm.

I'm a Labour voter and whilst I'm not the biggest fan of Corbyn, I would vote for the party not the person in charge. I can understand why people wouldn't vote Labour because of Corbyn but I didn't think that many people would go Blue

Reply 14

username1876553

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Original post by Glaz

actually we have to worry about it given that we're going to have to live in this ****hole
im moving im so done with this country

Think hiding in a fridge will help us out? 🤔🤔

(edited 4 years ago)

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fallen_acorns

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Original post by Glaz

actually we have to worry about it given that we're going to have to live in this ****hole
im moving im so done with this country

The vast majority of people are slightly better off than they were 9 years ago when the torries came to power.. and after another 5 years, the vast majority will be very slightly better off again. The reality is elections don't matter as much as polticians and young people believe, and really 95% of your life just ticks along exactly as it did before with very little change.

You can have a much larger positive influence over your own life than any party would have.

Reply 16

username4986690

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Original post by Glaz

I'm a Labour voter and whilst I'm not the biggest fan of Corbyn, I would vote for the party not the person in charge. I can understand why people wouldn't vote Labour because of Corbyn but I didn't think that many people would go Blue

Unfortunately the older generations have already experienced his type of politics and they didn't like it then, there is also the elephant in the room about antisemitism, certainly didn't help.

Just accept the result and move on, nothing can be done about it now. What matters is how we work towards a better future.

Reply 17

username2998742

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Original post by fallen_acorns

The vast majority of people are slightly better off than they were 9 years ago when the torries came to power.. and after another 5 years, the vast majority will be very slightly better off again. The reality is elections don't matter as much as polticians and young people believe, and really 95% of your life just ticks along exactly as it did before with very little change.

You can have a much larger positive influence over your own life than any party would have.

I mean if Labour got into power there would be free uni fees, which would affect people in the future.

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username4966870

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Original post by DiddyDecAlt

Unfortunately the older generations have already experienced his type of politics and they didn't like it then, there is also the elephant in the room about antisemitism, certainly didn't help.

Just accept the result and move on, nothing can be done about it now. What matters is how we work towards a better future.