Yep, the In campaign lost by a small margin of about 3 percent. 52% of the country voted out, I'm very scared since this is going to be a HUGE change for everyone living here. 

 

Discuss! BE CIVIL, flaming lea is watching.

All I'll say is this will be interesting.

 

Peace!

All I can say is, I'm proud of my areas for voting high levels of remain.

 

The pound is at an all time low,

 

Ireland wants to reunify with Ireland

 

And Scotland wants to go independent again

 

Oh, and so does London.

 

It's hard to get excited about this, when EVERYTHING we do when we go out of our own borders will be so much harder.

 

It's even harder to get behind a decision made mostly by people whose only reason to vote leave was an ill informed view on immigration.

 

Also, 48% voted remain. This is not a massive win. If we do leave these people have to be taken into account because that is practically half the population!

 

This is not going to be pretty

All I can say is, I'm proud of my areas for voting high levels of remain.The pound is at an all time low,Ireland wants to reunify with IrelandAnd Scotland wants to go independent againOh, and so does London.It's hard to get excited about this, when EVERYTHING we do when we go out of our own borders will be so much harder.It's even harder to get behind a decision made mostly by people whose only reason to vote leave was an ill informed view on immigration. :/Also, 48% voted remain. This is not a massive win. If we do leave these people have to be taken into account because that is practically half the population!This is not going to be pretty

It's going to be crazy, I'm not being 1 sided here, but check this video of Nigel Farrage

 

https://www.facebook.com/GMB/videos/1739363339653897/

It's going to be crazy, I'm not being 1 sided here, but check this video of Nigel Farrage https://www.facebook.com/GMB/videos/1739363339653897/

It won't let me see it, what's it about? Chances are I've already seen it

It won't let me see it, what's it about? Chances are I've already seen it

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/eu-referendum-result-nigel-farage-nhs-pledge-disowns-350-million-pounds-a7099906.html

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/eu-referendum-result-nigel-farage-nhs-pledge-disowns-350-million-pounds-a7099906.html

Oh yeah, was all over that

Guess that means we're not in the same team anymore

I hope it won't change too much for you guys, or at least not to the worse.

Already the pounds value has plummeted to 1985 levels. There's so much gloom and nothing much to look forward to. If people's only problem was migration we could have made a negotiation deal to restrict immigration from certain countries I.e Poland because for some reason everyone hates them

 

But now we are killing ourselves! Over 400 years of the United Kingdom, more than 800 for great Britain, and now Ireland and Scotland wanna skip it, and honestly, who can blame them?

 

I'm all for London being independent

Is 2016 really going to be the year that Britain left the EU and Trump becomes president?...

Coming from an individual who lives in the USA, I am honestly so scared for you guys but really wish you the best of luck for whatever happens economically, because this situation is seriously no joke.

Edited June 24, 20169 yr by Hargleblargleboo

Oh firetrucking shite, now David Cameron is resigning the git! He must realise that his replacement would be ten times worse than this?

 

This leave vote has bought nothing but bad news, putting it mildly

Oh firetrucking shite, now David Cameron is resigning the git! He must realise that his replacement would be ten times worse than this?

 

This leave vote has bought nothing but bad news, putting it mildly

Oh my goodness... Under the span of a couple hours too...

Is there any hope at all? It's times like these that I wish I could do something. Most people in the UK want to move to Canada now.

I honestly swear if most of it was because of the immigration crap...

Edited June 24, 20169 yr by Hargleblargleboo

Like it or not, 17 million UK citizens voted to leave the EU. This does not make them racists or bigots or idiots; they simply exercised their right to vote and the results were in their favor. Just because these people have different political beliefs and opinions it doesn't make them racists or bigots. This is how democracy works. 52% voted leave and 48% voted remain. Like the "United" States, the "United" Kingdom seems to be more divided now then it ever was before

Edited June 24, 20169 yr by sagman12PC

The scaremongering worked. The result was very close, but I do think a lot of people who voted to leave voted for the wrong reasons. It's too early to raise the "DOOMED" flag, but I do think there are definitely consequences to be had in the long run. The split was so incredibly marginal that it shows how much this referendum has divided the UK. I truly think it would be best for Northern Ireland and Scotland to leave the UK. We laughed at Scotland trying to leave the UK originally, but that was because they were better off staying where they were, but now? Scotland as a whole voted Remain which speaks for itself, Northern Ireland was also a majority Remain vote.

 

Now I don't live in the UK, but I know there were a lot of concerns here in the Republic of Ireland over the vote and those haven't changed. There is so much uncertainty about the next step.

 

I better go try and find some pound coins, they might be regarded as fossils in the future.

 

Many of my friends and family I have, both in Ireland and the UK, are both furious and disappointed by the result. I'm the exact same.

Like it or not, 17 million UK citizens voted to leave the EU. This does not make them racists or bigots or idiots; they simply exercised their right to vote and the results were in their favor. Just because these people have different political beliefs and opinions it doesn't make them racists or bigots. This is how democracy works. 52% voted leave and 48% voted remain. Like the "United" States, the "United" Kingdom seems to be more divided now then it ever was before

Out of those 17 odd million, I can guarantee you that the majority of them are not as well educated as their remain counterparts. Yeah you're right, it doesn't mean they're bigots, it just means that they bought the poisonous rhetoric politicians on the leave side told them. A hell of a lot of them are prejudiced against immigrants though, you can't hide that. Fact is these 52% of the population are directly responsible for the utter chaos happening right now, all because they never even tried to see the facts, because they were fed lies and believed them and because they let prejudice and hate get the better of them

Things are looking so bad that Scotland wants to be independent from the United Kingdom to be with the EU. :sad: I'm so glad my area voted remain. 

So it passed? I'm happy to hear it. Now Britain can redeclare its independence and break free from the shackles of the banksters. I don't know why people are so concerned. They're just misinformed.

I'm not too fussed about it because in 2, 3 years time there will be another Scottish Independence Referendum and it will most likely be a Yes vote this time around because we don't want to be associated with the mess that, for the most part a majority of England and Wales have caused. Scotland and Northern Ireland didn't ask for this, we voted Remain. So now is the best time for us to leave the UK, because I know I don't want to be a part of a completely broken economy like it is now, and have a leader like Boris Johnson or Nigel Farage heading up the country. But that's just me.

 

Oh, can I also mention that the majority of Leave voters were voting that because Nigel Farage promised and guaranteed the NHS an increase in £380 million? When this morning Nigel Farage then said that he can't promise and guarantee that anymore?

 

Good luck England, Wales and Northern Ireland because given a couple years, we are out of here.

 

Edit: I also want to say, the pensioners have firetrucked up the futures of me and millions of other young people in the UK. 

Edited June 24, 20169 yr by AzureAce

So it passed? I'm happy to hear it. Now Britain can redeclare its independence and break free from the shackles of the banksters. I don't know why people are so concerned. They're just misinformed.

I don't know if this is satire or not, but I'm gonna assume no because my trust in people has been diminished greatly since 3 am this morning. Firstly, and I've been hearing this a lot. Britain is not gonna be independent because there's no one to be independent from. This isn't 1947 when India became independent FROM Britain, we are leaving a union where everyone is equal, and no one nation state has power over the other. So you're not getting independent from anyone. Least of all Europe."breaking free from the shackles of the bankers" lol that's cute, you think the UK isn't being controlled by a bunch of bankers anyway! Aww. Newsflash, it is. The EU notwithstanding, we have a big problem with taxing and regulating bankers anyway. In fact the EU probably helps us more with this issue than we do ourselves. "they're just misinformed" Hmm, I think we know who is misinformed mate.

Oh, and if you want any indication of how much leaving the EU has firetrucked us up, look no further than this.

 

Oh, and if you want any indication of how much leaving the EU has firetrucked us up, look no further than this.

 

 

London, Bristol, Leicester, Manchester, Leeds, Scotland, and Northern Ireland

 

"Desperately trying to swallow the fury I'm feeling this morning. So many people and parties to blame, so much recrimination to come. Scotland to leave, the EU to fragment, Sinn Fein already rekindling the flames of Irish nationalism, sterling tumbling, and the prospect of a power-grab by the most toxic elements within the Tory party. A disaster of our own making. The disaffected, the credulous and the reactionary have 'taken back control' - I fear they will reap everything they deserve."

 

This accurately sums it up for me, and also, London should go independent, we were 60% for the EU

You want my honest opinion on all this? My true feelings?

 

I am firetrucking terrified. My so called "United" country has proven to be divided among itself, clearly having not heard the phrase: "A house divided among itself cannot stand." and as a result, Ireland, Scotland and even London City are planning to become independent, which is basically a splintering.

 

The Great British Pound is borderline worthless now and it can only get worse from here, along with the Stock Market crashing so quickly and spectacularly.

 

And now David Cameron is packing his bags and will be buggering off in a few months, leaving the position of Prime Minister open to the likes of Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson.

 

Hell, this might even lead to future EU Referendums for other EU Members, causing it to fall apart, though now I'm really speculating.

 

And just to top it all off, Donald Trump is looking to be the next US President....

 

....can I just move to Canada? New Zealand? Australia?! Can I just get out of here?

I guess I'm off to the Netherlands or Germany when I'm older, this place will become heaven for the right wing facists like this moron

 

 

(Paul Golding, leader of the Britain First movement.)

 

 

 

Crooked politicans like this

 

 

Oh and let's not forget this piece of work, if he becomes the next PM then I'm out of here.

 

 

 

Give it 4-10 years, this place will no longer be safe for men and women of colour with all the anti immigrantion propaganda Farrage and Golding keep throwing around.

 

I'm jumping ship, firetruck this place.

"The referendum result is not legally binding - Parliament still has to pass the laws that will get Britain out of the 28 nation bloc, starting with the repeal of the 1972 European Communities Act.

The withdrawal agreement also has to be ratified by Parliament - the House of Lords and/or the Commons could vote against ratification, according to a House of Commons library report."

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-32810887

 

There are many things that can possibly still happen ( even this being overturned) and there is a process and negotiations that will also take place regardless that will affect the eventual outcome. But please - let's all panic and fall into chaos. 

"The battlefield is a scene of constant chaos. The winner will be the one who controls that chaos, both his own and the enemies" Napoleon Bonaparte
 

 

"The referendum result is not legally binding - Parliament still has to pass the laws that will get Britain out of the 28 nation bloc, starting with the repeal of the 1972 European Communities Act.

The withdrawal agreement also has to be ratified by Parliament - the House of Lords and/or the Commons could vote against ratification, according to a House of Commons library report."

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-32810887

 

There are many things that can possibly still happen ( even this being overturned) and there is a process and negotiations that will also take place regardless that will affect the eventual outcome. But please - let's all panic and fall into chaos. 

"The battlefield is a scene of constant chaos. The winner will be the one who controls that chaos, both his own and the enemies" Napoleon Bonaparte

 

 

It's only natural to panic, if you lived here you'd fall into panic too. It's easy for you to say don't panic since you don't live here so it won't affect you that much.

It's only natural to panic, if you lived here you'd fall into panic too. It's easy for you to say don't panic since you don't live here so it won't affect you that much.

 

The UK is our friend and ally. It does affect us..Panic brings about mistakes and bad judgement. But please commence.