UK Votes to leave EU

SEPT 23 1989

Have they located Geldof this morning?

beans

Beefy78 wrote: »

Never been so embarrassed to be British

Never?

conorhal

WesternZulu wrote: »

We'd be absolutely stupid to do the same thing!
I really can't believe they were actually foolish enough to vote leave.

Ho Hum, the Brits were saying the same thing in 1922 about us.


A terrible beauty is born!

Well done to the UK (if bloody scary for us)

smash

Deleted User wrote: »

Oh I'm sorry for asking a question you deem irrelevant. *sigh*

You're right. I mean, As long as Parcel Motel will still deliver stuff then why bother caring that pensions are about to be wiped out or that our export market is going to be on it's knees.

omahaid

Democracy sure has upset a lot of people on this thread.

Sh1tbag OToole

Brexciting times ahead

suicide_circus

nehe milner skudder wrote: »

you should have to do an IQ test prior to being allowed vote.

That's the kind of loose condescension that helped the leave camp.

ClovenHoof

Can you imagine how tiny the Remain vote was before the murder of jo cox.

conorhal

suicide_circus wrote: »

This vote hurts me right in the pension

Don't worry, the neoliberal corporatist agenda of EU will be ensuring that retirement isn't on the cards for you anyway!

PARlance

Sure why don't they just make them vote again.

ClovenHoof

smash wrote: »

You're right. I mean, As long as Parcel Motel will still deliver stuff then why bother caring that pensions are about to be wiped out or that our export market is going to be on it's knees.

Good reason for us to leave too then.

philstar

ClovenHoof wrote: »

Can you imagine how tiny the Remain vote was before the murder of jo cox.

not tiny,

but i thought that would have swung it for them

First Up

suicide_circus wrote: »

That's the kind of loose condensation that helped the leave camp.

Yes, gets your glasses all steamed up by the look of it.

conorhal

my friend wrote: »

This is a great day, can our CS and pols now stand up for us too or are they truly The EU's bitches?

*Ahem....


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ClovenHoof

PARlance wrote: »

Sure why don't they just make them vote again.

People in the UK are not grovelling cowards like us irish.

Sad, but true.

Jesus I'm pisses off and can see dangers ahead but the sky isn't actually going to fall in.

suicide_circus

PARlance wrote: »

Sure why don't they just make them vote again.

Yeah we had Lisbon 2 but I think the Brits have slightly more respect for the people and the democratic process than to try a Brexit 2

omahaid

omahaid wrote: »

Democracy sure has upset a lot of people on this thread.

:rolleyes:

Fleawuss

Flabbergasted.

The_Valeyard

Fleawuss wrote: »

Flabbergasted.

That's a great word to use to describe this morning. Think I will steal it.

nehe milner skudder

suicide_circus wrote: »

That's the kind of loose condensation that helped the leave camp.

ill open a window.


you mean condescension?

conorhal

Deleted User wrote: »

:rolleyes:

You do know that's exactly the face on Tory city boys and fat cat Eurocrats that enraged enough people to vote out don't you? Euro smugness was the undoing of their pet project that they assumed need not involve the 'little people'.

suicide_circus

nehe milner skudder wrote: »

ill open a window.


you mean condescension?

yes, yes that's what I mean

smash

smash wrote: »

You're right. I mean, As long as Parcel Motel will still deliver stuff then why bother caring that pensions are about to be wiped out or that our export market is going to be on it's knees.

Will it also mean the price of a 99 cone will go up?

bur

Deleted User wrote: »

I wonder how this will eventually impact the likes of Parcel Motel/Parcel Wizard.

thanks for that, genuinely. needed a laugh.

sjb25

Setipiprant wrote: »

Let Northern Ireland have a referendum to join Republic of Ireland.

Sounds great in theory but do we really want the headaches of some of the lunatics (on both sides) becoming our problem

philstar

PARlance wrote: »

Sure why don't they just make them vote again.

that only applys to the irish

rafatoni

24 cans of stella in morrisons for 10 GBP, Lavly Jabbly

sjb25

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Will it also mean the price of a 99 cone will go up?

Good god NOOOO

cbyrd

Here you have an entity that was not democraticly voted for making decisions that effect everything from the pillow you sleep on to the chair you sit on, it pulverized small business.
Now they spend €120,000,000 per year.. trekking from Brussels to Strasbourg, the politicians, their staff , all the paperwork because it would take a referendum to change the venue where they vote in. They travel every month.
They have a system where the top boys select themselves and their salary. Why is this good for me? I hope Ireland grow up and do the same.
Who needs WW3? Germany are already ruling Europe.

iguana

thomasj wrote: »

Calling the breakup of the UK. Heard an interesting programme the other day saying london would go for independence in the next decade or so. Could be sooner based on brexit.

I can see Scotland getting their second chance and taking it and maybe the north pulling out too.

Yup, I have a number Scottish friends who were vehemently opposed to Scottish independence but as of this morning, they all want another referendum on the issue as they'd rather leave the UK than the EU.

First Up

conorhal wrote: »

You do know that's exactly the face on Tory city boys and fat cat Eurocrats that enraged enough people to vote out don't you? Euro smugness was the undoing of their pet project that they assumed need not involve the 'little people'.

Yeah, their faces will look really good when they cut off that snooty nose.

Renegade Mechanic

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Will it also mean the price of a 99 cone will go up?

It'll be a tenner. And you'll have to cover it with thousands and millions

whiskeyman

Deleted User wrote: »

Will it also mean the price of a 99 cone will go up?

The price of ice cream should be frozen...

kneemos

I predict very little will change.

timthumbni

Perhaps that useful idiot Corbyn will do the decent thing and stand down also. He's about as appealing to voters as sour milk.

First Up

kneemos wrote: »

I predict very little will change.

So why bother?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/david-cameron-resigns-resignation-brexit-eu-referendum-result-live-latest-prime-minister-general-a7099936.html
So David Cameron is having no part in this mess

my friend

MPFGLB wrote: »

You are dealing with Farage & Boris now...no previous agreement stands

Ireland as part of the EU cannot be dealt with separately as in olden days

And I am not getting ahead of myself

^^^the EU loving slave mentality equivalent of a flat earther

The Highwayman

Fantastic news. Hopefully the Danes and Dutch will do the same thing and this disgusting, undemocratic monolith will crumble and fall. Bin the Euro and return to the EEC and leave it at that.

MPFGLB

conorhal wrote: »

You do know that's exactly the face on Tory city boys and fat cat Eurocrats that enraged enough people to vote out don't you? Euro smugness was the undoing of their pet project that they assumed need not involve the 'little people'.

its not some pay back for 'Tory city boys' or Eurocrats and if it is then it is so deluded

Ireland has been a massive receptor of EU benefits over the years ...You talk as if there is some cowardice in being in the EU .....

I think you are mixing up having the Euro to being in the EU ...as I can see no other reason for your ill informed views and negative 'stick to the man' posts

This will have a real impact on your pocket and markets, city boys etc exist for a reaon

nehe milner skudder

suicide_circus wrote: »

That's the kind of loose condescension that helped the leave camp.

did the condensation evaporate?

omahaid

I'm actually very pro-EU but the Brits made the decision it wasn't a good fit for them and I applaud them in making the decision.

It would be worse if the people blindly followed what their "betters" told them to do.

Richard Hillman

The EU has been out of control for too long. People signed up from free movement and free trade, not all the bolloxology that the EU has engaged in over recent times.

timthumbni

iguana wrote: »

Yup, I have a number Scottish friends who were vehemently opposed to Scottish independence but as of this morning, they all want another referendum on the issue as they'd rather leave the UK than the EU.

But an independent Scotland would by no means by guaranteed a place in the eu. I'm looking at Spain here. They wouldn't want to give Scotland entry for a start.

Guy:Incognito

suicide_circus wrote: »

That's the kind of loose condescension that helped the leave camp.

So are people smart then for deciding what way to vote in a massive, life changing referendum based on a stranger on the internet calling them stupid? Seems like sort sort of cyclical self fullfilling prophecy

iguana

suicide_circus wrote: »

Yeah we had Lisbon 2 but I think the Brits have slightly more respect for the people and the democratic process than to try a Brexit 2

They don't need to. Our referendums are constitutional and legally binding. The Brexit referendum was legally an extremely expensive opinion poll. Parliament can vote not to ratify it. I wouldn't be too surprised if the next step is that the new British PM goes to Europe to attempt to negotiate a new deal. Then parliament votes to accept that and claim this way everyone gets what they want. Brexiters ensured a better deal for the UK within the EU and remain supporters get to stay.

First Up

Now they can kick out all those Yoooropeans coming in and taking their jobs.

Mourinho, Wenger, Klopp, Guardiola, Conte... AND all their friends they give jobs to as "players".

suicide_circus

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

So are people smart then for deciding what way to vote in a massive, life changing referendum based on a stranger on the internet calling them stupid? Seems like sort sort of cyclical self fullfilling prophecy

It doesn't help does it?

MPFGLB

my friend wrote: »

^^^the EU loving slave mentality equivalent of a flat earther

Can you debate without making derogatory personal remarks
Insult what you don't know because you know nothing about my mentality ...you mark yourself with those ill informed comments