This is fair enough, but I would wager around 40-50% of leave voters (maybe more..) were all about immigration. which won't stop anyway.

I'm actually enjoying the fact that they were saying we can take our time, no need to rush into anything, what were they expecting Brussels to do, agree :joker: Brussels calling the shots and telling them to get on with it is delicious irony

FFS exchange rates are not a contest. A fall in the GBP means the uks exports will be cheaper and stimulate the economy.

As for investors, they are like lemmings, they follow trends so as not to stand out of line and scare others. The markets dipped as expected but as soon as Mark Carney gave a little reassurance they started bouncing back because opportunities are always looked for on stock markets. There will be a few bumps along the road but life will go on; so please stop this chicken licken nonsense that the sky is falling in because a few hours of very volatile trading of currencies and stocks does not give you or me any clue about our future economy.

thats right Di
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call people who dont agree with you ignorant


thank fck your not a mod..

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I didn't say all of them did I, and they only know why they voted as they did.
I was simply pointing out my view,it seems when it was about their futures and they were the ones in their 20s and 30s,they chose to vote solidly for in.

Delighted

I never said you did, hence why I phrased the whole post as a question.

Are you really brushing it off as coincidence? Like I said it might well rebound but refusing to acknowledge that it took a hit in line with the revelation that it was 52% leave is just... I don't know what to say other than that it's just fantasy :shrug:. To the extent that I can genuinely only assume that you already know that...

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non-hotel weekend Josy living for the brexit

More fool them if that's what they were voting out for. If I believed for a moment that immigrants would be treated unfairly and that borders would be closed, I would not of voted out.

Corbyn has said, he believes most of the out voters were unhappy with this corrupt government. I think he's being kind or perhaps its just the circles he mixes in. A lot voted out because they didn't want that Pakistani family buying the house next door. The plotting and scheming and properganda from both sides has been sickening but the most sickening thing to me is, I have to now group myself with a mirade of immigrant intolerant arseholes because according to some on here and the other forums I use, to vote out is to be a racist.

I know **** all about British politics but from what I hear from people this sounds almost as bad as the thought of Trump winning the US election

Not a coincidence but not a permanent end of the world, slit your wrists revelation.

It's an OTT reaction to the vote (Seen a lot of those today), we'll see what happens once the country actually moves forward with its decision to leave the EU.

maybe listen to more informed people?

But thats a ridiculous reason to vote out in this...the time to show the government we want them out is surely in the next GE. A lot of things the EU are getting the blame for are the fault of the Tories..someone voted out as they disagree with the bedroom tax...when the only thing the EU had to do with that was investigating it to see if it is even lawful :S

So would i have been if we stayed in, but fair play for not insulting other members and claiming its only people who'll be dead soon that voted to get out.

Do they also call chocolate a fruit?

You are kidding right, How do you actually think immigrants living here feel about this vote, warm and fuzzy inside? Talk about cloud cuckoo land

I'll check the date and times of the next boat trip for them if they don't like it. :fan:

Most people vote on a personal level though Vicky.

I voted out because I despise neo-liberalism and the more I looked into the workings of the EU, the more I realized just how NL this union is. Every single government we have had since joining the EU has been NL and with each passing government we have moved a little further from democracy.

Yes, we could out this government but so long as we remained within the EU, we were assuring nothing other than another NL replacement.

I loved living in this country but in the last few years I have actually come to hate it :hee:

Can't we have a referendum on whether or not Marsh should be allowed to live here

Far more divisive than some old grey men in Brussels

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I am feeling wonderful! :cheer2:

Of course. It just seems really stupid if for example..the bedroom tax was your main reason for leaving...not to check that leaving will actually affect it, surely?!

Thanks bitontheslide, I am glad you came across it too.

Speaking of short-sightedness...

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entr...b08d2c56391aca

Not even been 24 hours yet, Cornwall :fist:

Hangs on to Morsh so he hits the water first then uses his lifeless body as a paddle boat to get to Ireland

WTF, voting out but thinking that they should get preferential treatment and still receive funding of the organization they voted out from?!

Shame on me eh :joker:

A Titanic tea

Is it just me that wants all of the areas that voted to Remain to leave the UK? (including London)

I'll still be stuck in this hell hole, but why should areas that voted to stay have to leave the EU?

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I knew you would give out this response, and it does sound crazy.

I just think though that London shouldn't be our Capital City if they're not sharing the same interests as the rest of the country.

The fact that the most economically supported areas by the EU were the ones that voted leave :facepalm: And now they'll all want equivalent funding to what they already had - where do they think it'll come from?

The kids on Twitter have been hilarious today

I trust my sources hun...x

Where are you from Macie? The US?

mhmm so I know **** all about what the purpose of the EU even is or what leaving it will cause :shrug: