[quote=dazh ]
I don't get it. Who are these mass leave voters?
You really have to ask that? Every small-minded racist, little englander and idiot who harks back to the empire days has crawled out the woodwork.
Nicely demonstrated, well done.
I'm going to back to bed and hopefully by the morning it will reveal itself to be merely a nightmare and we are still in the EU.
Sun's coming up. It's the morning. Don't hold your breath.
dazh has it, those in my home town of kirkcudbright who have leave posters in their windows or Get Britain out of EU posters are not exactly the brightest nor the sort you could have a sensible discussion with.
*gets up for a piss*
You really have to ask that? Every small-minded racist, little englander and idiot who harks back to the empire days has crawled out the woodwork.
^^^and that is partly why Leave is winning/will win.
You have to engage with the opposition, not just call them ****s.
*goes back to bed*
Well the world loves the result
Ah but we're back to the Britain of old. We'll be firing up the Morris minor factory on monday
not just call them ****s.
But they are, quite frankly. They may not think so, but it doesn't change the fact.
You have to engage with the opposition, not just call them *s.
Very true but at most opportunitioes to engage the response is Don't believe the experts, don't listen to the establishment (well apart from our lot) and in many ways fingers in ears LaLaLa despite having most of the claims and facts being dismissed.
When you talk to people who still use immigration as a problem despite all the arguments and facts not supporting them well sometimes you have to wonder.
Also anyone who used this vote as an opportunity to strike a protest at the government is a *
Well that was predictable......ninfan has started gloating and apparently stupid people won the referendum.
I chucked £10 on remain when it hit 8/1. I have faith.
Faith I probably won't be seeing that tenner again.
*glitchy nudge*
Its not a tenner anymore....
Also anyone who used this vote as an opportunity to strike a protest at the government is a ****
Especially if they are Tory voters.
nigel farage is your new de-facto leader.
have fun with that.
No Ernie - all of them.
800000 ahead with only 90-ish to go.
😯
bigrich - Member
nigel farage is your new de-facto leader.have fun with that.
I did think it was hard to top Speedo Tony
Totally gobsmacked.
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Before it was just a bit of fun, this whole referendum lark....but I really don't want to leave the EU 🙁
54% Leave England
62% Stay Scotland
Ironic that the very people who wanted Scotland to stay in the UK, have just voted for them to go independent.
Skybet:
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Bookies are calling it with those odds.
No problem - unfortunately the civil service will be busy making arrangements for Brexit for the next two years, we'll sort Scotlands referendum after that's all squared away.
800k in it, Several London left to declare. It's still going to be close but unfortunately heading for making the UK a basket case for a while to come. Expect a lot of cash to leave the UK when the markets open
So I guess no more cheap brakes from Germany?
BBC now calling it as a certainty.
You have to engage with the opposition, not just call them ****s.
This+1
People have different opinions, some times its fact based and sometimes it something that they just feel is right and fits with their moral or ethical view of life, there no need to call them idiots or worse because of that.
I still think it will go to remain anyway or a general election will be called and none of the main political parties will back initiating Charter 50, only UKIP who would never gain a majority in a general election.
BBC and ITV calling it for Leave.
What a terrible terrible mess we're in.
I went to sleep quite positive and woken up in a shit storm. Wales voting to leave is beyond stupid.
There's still hope, some big cities left to go, but I fear dark days and years ahead.
Britain is on course to **** itself into a massive recession before the last one has really ended because a couple of utter ****s told us it was okay to blame others for our own shortfalls.
With the £ at 1983 levels and about to get ****ed into history along with the FTSE when the markets open - perhaps the Leave campaign can explain how it's all just scare mongering?
At least Scotland will now get the independence it had stolen from it the last time CMD gambled with our future for his gain - bad enough they didn't fulfill ANY of thier pre-independence promises, now they're being dragged out of the EU against their will.
With the Tories split top to toe, and Labour coming to terms with being the party of bigots, who will actually be running the country?
So I guess no more cheap brakes from Germany?
the germans can get cheap brakes from the UK.
People have different opinions, some times its fact based and sometimes it something that they just feel is right and fits with their moral or ethical view of life, there no need to call them idiots or worse because of that.
And mostly they're just idiots.
the germans can get cheap brakes from the UK.
*makes bulk order with Merlin*
I knew I should have stocked up on Euros.
This is going to change so much tho. Could this be the first domino falling in the dearth of the EU experiment? I wonder how long till people realise Emperor Farage is bollock naked.
1m ahead now.... 😡
*makes bulk order with Merlin*
may want to add shimano groups sets in that order pounds down 13% against the yen on the news.
BOE may well have to intervene/put up interest rates.
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I voted remain but I can understand why lots of people in a different situation voted leave.
Anyone with shares will probably just leave them alone for a week or two, I imagine.
I voted remain but I can understand why lots of people in a different situation voted leave.
My old man voted leave. It was to do with immigration for him. I dunno...certain generation I guess.
Could this be the first domino falling in the dearth of the EU experiment?
More than likely imo that this will unleash anti-EU feelings across Europe (one of the principle reasons I supported Leave)
There's going to be some very worried people in Brussels today.
I voted remain but I can understand why lots of people in a different situation voted leave.
So can I. Let them see now if that situation actually changes for the better, or if they've shot themselves - and everyone else - in the foot.
I'm already picking up talk of an early General Election... Great another 6 months of uncertainty.
I think I'm going to go find my French GCSE coursework, the way I'm feeling now I might leave this sinking ship before I I'm drowned with all the pathetic little Britainers.
The Chav's Charter.
Is the result actually binding?
I think I'm going to go find my French GCSE coursework, the way I'm feeling now I might leave this sinking ship before I I'm drowned with all the pathetic little Britainers.
I share the sentiment, but we can't all go and live with jamba's wife.
