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Smithy · 24-06-2016, 05:20 AM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster

Thanks Smithy.

Did you even read the tweet I posted

Cherie · 24-06-2016, 05:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Smithy

Did you even read the tweet I posted

Don't want to join the Euro? looks like the pound will be the same value soon

Josy · 24-06-2016, 06:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Smithy

Glad to see the leave campaign got what they wanted

The pound was always predicted to fall at first, it'll settle.

kirklancaster · 24-06-2016, 06:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Josy

The pound was always predicted to fall at first, it'll settle.

Thank you Josy - it has just 'stabilised against the dollar'.

lewis111 · 24-06-2016, 05:12 AM

There's been awful consequences already!
I ****ing hate our country! Look at the how different age group voted it's 60+ year olds deciding the future of 16 year olds AGAIN ridiculous

reece(: · 24-06-2016, 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by lewis111

There's been awful consequences already!
I ****ing hate our country! Look at the how different age group voted it's 60+ year olds deciding the future of 16 year olds AGAIN ridiculous

Stop the oldies

arista · 24-06-2016, 05:23 AM

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Originally Posted by reece(:

Stop the oldies

No in England we do not let kids Vote

Feel The Force

Dollface · 24-06-2016, 05:21 AM

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Originally Posted by lewis111

There's been awful consequences already!
I ****ing hate our country! Look at the how different age group voted it's 60+ year olds deciding the future of 16 year olds AGAIN ridiculous

Well, I'm 20 and know plenty of other 20 year olds that voted out. So it's 20+ deciding the future of 16 year olds, if that makes you feel any better.

lewis111 · 24-06-2016, 05:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Dollface

Well, I'm 20 and know plenty of other 20 year olds that voted out. So it's 20+ deciding the future of 16 year olds, if that makes you feel any better.

75% of 18-24 year olds wanted to stay

arista · 24-06-2016, 05:27 AM

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Originally Posted by lewis111

75% of 18-24 year olds wanted to stay

Yes but half those Sods
never got out of bed to VOTE

Feel The Force

lewis111 · 24-06-2016, 05:28 AM

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Originally Posted by arista

Yes but half those Sods
never got out of bed to VOTE

Feel The Force

That's true

But I would have if they just lowered the age to 16, and so would many more who could have voted for the first time

Cherie · 24-06-2016, 05:30 AM

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Originally Posted by arista

Yes but half those Sods
never got out of bed to VOTE

Feel The Force

I think the leave campaign did a better job in all honesty, more leafleting, computer pop ups and as you say the oldies went out and voted.

Congrats Arista btw

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kirklancaster · 24-06-2016, 05:34 AM

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Originally Posted by lewis111

There's been awful consequences already!
I ****ing hate our country! Look at the how different age group voted it's 60+ year olds deciding the future of 16 year olds AGAIN ridiculous

THIS 'oldie' has forgotten much more than you and most kids your age will ever learn.

Do you think that the 'Bright young things of the 1960's and 70's stop being bright just because they age in accordance with nature?

The greater majority of 'young people' do not even have a clue about the subjects which they are voting on - including the EU.

'Roamer phone charges' have been THE deciding issue for some 'young ones'.

Do not disrespect people just because they have - naturally - grown older, because ageing is something that all too rapidly will come to you.

lewis111 · 24-06-2016, 05:37 AM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster

THIS 'oldie' has forgotten much more than you and most kids your age will ever learn.

Do you think that the 'Bright young things of the 1960's and 70's stop being bright just because they age in accordance with nature?

The greater majority of 'young people' do not even have a clue about the subjects which they are voting on - including the EU.

'Roamer phone charges' have been THE deciding issue for some 'young ones'.

Do not disrespect people just because they have - naturally - grown older, because ageing is something that all too rapidly will come to you.

I'm not disrespecting anyone? I'm not saying people over a certain age shouldn't be allowed to vote or anything

I'm just obviously annoyed that the young people who will be living in this country, finding jobs, buying houses, paying taxes, will have to do it in a non-EU country which is clearly not what the majority's of us wanted

kirklancaster · 24-06-2016, 05:47 AM

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Originally Posted by lewis111

I'm not disrespecting anyone? I'm not saying people over a certain age shouldn't be allowed to vote or anything

I'm just obviously annoyed that the young people who will be living in this country, finding jobs, buying houses, paying taxes, will have to do it in a non-EU country which is clearly not what the majority's of us wanted

So the greater majority of the UK voted to LEAVE the EU - people of all political persuasions, all age groups, all with differing IQ and knowledge levels, but you KNOW better?

Without googling - tell me:

a) What The Rotterdam Effect is.
b) Whether the Uk has a positive trade balance with the EU or a deficit?
c) What is the mean average of our Gross Annual contribution to the EU?
d) What monumental benefit did Margaret Thatcher win from the EU in 1984?
e) What is the unfair anomoly in Britains EU Fishing quota?

Need I continue?

lewis111 · 24-06-2016, 06:01 AM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster

So the greater majority of the UK voted to LEAVE the EU - people of all political persuasions, all age groups, all with differing IQ and knowledge levels, but you KNOW better?

Without googling - tell me:

a) What The Rotterdam Effect is.
b) Whether the Uk has a positive trade balance with the EU or a deficit?
c) What is the mean average of our Gross Annual contribution to the EU?
d) What monumental benefit did Margaret Thatcher win from the EU in 1984?
e) What is the unfair anomoly in Britains EU Fishing quota?

Need I continue?

None of that matters when the statics shows more young people wanted to stay? The people who will be living in this country for next however many years

I honestly believe that should most be the most important factor, but hey ho the majority have spoken

lewis111 · 24-06-2016, 05:19 AM

I was so against Scottish Independance but after this in desperate for another refendum
I'd rather be part of EU than the UK.

arista · 24-06-2016, 05:21 AM

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Originally Posted by lewis111

I was so against Scottish Independance but after this in desperate for another refendum
I'd rather be part of EU than the UK.

You can Have Your Corrupt EU

Get you Own Vote set up, Bitch Leader up there

hijaxers · 24-06-2016, 05:23 AM

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Originally Posted by lewis111

I was so against Scottish Independance but after this in desperate for another refendum
I'd rather be part of EU than the UK.

Off you go then , I'm sure Nasty Nicola will get you sorted

lewis111 · 24-06-2016, 05:26 AM

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Originally Posted by hijaxers

Off you go then , I'm sure Nasty Nicola will get you sorted

Not really up to me but ok..
At least I'd get to vote in that if it did happen to decide my own future

joeysteele · 24-06-2016, 05:29 AM

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Originally Posted by lewis111

I was so against Scottish Independance but after this in desperate for another refendum
I'd rather be part of EU than the UK.

If the Scots do demand another referendum and do split from the UK, which I can see realistically possibly happening now.
Scotland has voted heavily 62% to 38% in favour of remaining.

I have Scottish ancestry so would love to head further North myself.

I also could see the EU, since Scotland is a member of the EU at present as part of the UK, being fast tracked as to remaining a member of said EU.
I'd certainly prefer being part of Scotland now.

I think the UK will soon now have its own constitutional crisis after this vote,with likely difficulties in Northern Ireland too.