Thoughts on Brexit (Britain leaving the EU)?

[Esphas]

holy ****

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confirmed old people are poison

petition is back up!!

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/131215

and yeah ive always held negative feelings towards the elderly because of things like this

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scary

 

[oath2order]

LEAVE voters: "We're scared of the scary brown people LET'S **** OUR ECONOMY UP"

 

[Fleshy]

This decision is already having a negative affect on the UK's economy, The value of the pound is already falling.

I'm honestly so shocked by this outcome, literally everything is a mess.

 

[Chris]

Only followed it until 2am but it still looked like there was a chance for a turnaround in remains favour at the time. Actually shocked to wake up to this. Definitely don't see 51.9% as representing what a true majority of us want - just highlights how split we are on the issue.

Goddamn it at the thoughts of a second Scottish referendum. So much for "once in a generation we won't bring it up again!!"

 

[SensaiGallade]

Hoping for the best...

 

[Hyoshido]

As a resident of Birmingham (Christ, there are so MUCH immigrants here) I'm happy that we chose to leave the EU, with less of them around, life would definitely be so much easier.

 

[Peter]

I'm disappointed that the majority of my country think that cutting themselves off from a union of countries is a better idea than working together for a common good. I still can't understand how anyone can think that way, but I guess we have to live with the consequences now.

Also, it took all but an hour for the Vote Leave campaign to reveal that their claim about the fact that ?350 million extra that would be spent on the NHS if we left Europe was basically a lie, which was a major reason that many people voted to Leave I believe, so we've got that to look forward to as well! (x)

 

[SensaiGallade]

My parents voted leave but I don't know what I would pick.

On one hand as a union, we could grow stronger economy wise and control the immigration in the country as well as secure the sterling.

However, the economy could fall and result in hyperinflation which is something nobody wants.

So confused about it all. Even worse I just finished school and hoping that this does not affect my chances in job placement and further education...

 

[oath2order]

As a resident of Birmingham (Christ, there are so MUCH immigrants here) I'm happy that we chose to leave the EU, with less of them around, life would definitely be so much easier.

Not even hiding your racism, are ye?

 

[LambdaDelta]

So confused about it all. Even worse I just finished school and hoping that this does not affect my chances in job placement and further education...

you're pretty much headed straight towards your own great depression right now, so take that as you will

 

[Jint]

I'm just going to assume you couldn't vote because of age?

What really annoys me is that in the majority of the UK 14/15/16/17 year olds can't vote but 70/80 year olds can. Not to be rude but this result is going to effect the younger generations much more than the older, and I'm sure if younger people could vote the result would have been different, same for the general election. It honestly just annoys me to no end that young people have to watch it all go to **** and can't do anything about it.

Pretty much everything I would have said about the result had already been said. Good one Britain.

no, I'm legal but I don't have the rights because I'm not from the country...
heck, I should be happy about it even, given that UK universities treat international students as cash cows, my tuition fee is now heaps cheaper

Spoiler:

off to buy pounds

instead I'm sitting here sulking over it although I'm halfway across the world, lol....

though same - I do believe that if younger voters were allowed the result might have been different 8/;;
it's particularly frustrating and disheartening when you see the stats that the majority of younger people wanted to remain... my social medias have exploded and there's even friends of mines who are planning to obtain a new citizenship due to this >->o
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[LambdaDelta]

also, the amount of people that voted to leave treating it as a joke is really distressing, and I unfortunately expect this same situation to happen with America's November election

 

[Esphas]

2016 for worst year of the millennium?

 

[LambdaDelta]

the Mayan calendar was actually off by 4 years turns out

 

[Esphas]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/isis-calls-attacks-berlin-brussels-8273022

you know your country has ****ed up when isis 'expresses delight' at your decision. i hope berlin and brussels are safe

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The Foreign Office (FCO) says "there is considered to be a heightened threat of terrorist attack globally against UK interests and British nationals from groups or individuals motivated by the conflict in Iraq and Syria".

well then

 

[Hyoshido]

Not even hiding your racism, are ye?

Not my fault if they're the cause of it, being white in Birmingham is just asking to be insulted.

Also would you like it if you see these people roaming through rubbish bags looking for things to sell? I certainly don't.

 

[Stalfos]

It's a sad day for Britain and a sad day for Europe.

 

[Celestefey]

Not my fault if they're the cause of it, being white in Birmingham is just asking to be insulted.

Also would you like it if you see these people roaming through rubbish bags looking for things to sell? I certainly don't.

Dude. I live in London so I know what it's like but immigrants work just as hard as British people do. They come to England to make a better life for themselves. Can you really blame them? If you were in the same situation as them would you just stay in your country living in poverty or move to a country where you can make a good living and support yourself and your family? I cannot blame them at all for wanting to move away. I just wish people would stop viewing life with such a divided outlook. We're going to end up isolating ourselves away from the rest of the world at this rate because we're so afraid of immigrants we want to push them away. There is nothing wrong with accepting other people just because they may come from a different place than we do. And as someone who values learning languages very highly, being able to study another language would not have been possible if we did not have people from that country move here to teach others. :\ But I know that not every English person values that so highly just because we expect everyone else to speak English to us all the time it's pathetic.

 

[piichinu]

Britain is no longer safe

 

[LambdaDelta]

also, it goes without saying, but the fact that a vote of just barely over 50% is being allowed to decide the future and basic rights of 100% of the people is absolutely disgusting and intolerable

not to mention, the leave voters basically gave international terrorists a victory, so gg ****wads. I hope everyone seriously involved in this suffers in the most horrible ways for the remainder of their existence