Poll: The Official OcUK EU Referendum Exit poll (and results discussion thread)

[VoG]

I just hope that when they transform EU law to UK law they keep some of the more sensible laws, such as sustainability/emissions, human rights and other things like that.

They won't, this is the perfect opportunity for the tories to tear up & water down lots of sensible laws that get in the way of making a quick buck, & they'll grab the opportunity with both hands.

 

[Tunney]

Oh God, Grayling on TV not ruling himself out the Tory leadership race.

Tempted to join the Conservative Party so that I can get a vote.

 

[John40]

Very unlikely, democracy has already decided. Also imagine the embarrassment if the britexit win numbers increased.

I would imagine Brexit would do even better in a second one.

 

[Freefaller]

Human rights are not EU law, I think.

I wasn't sure - but I was just making an example

I don't care about curvy bananas and so on, but things which make the UK better (i.e. emissions, pollution, green and sustainability, CO2 targets etc...) I'm 100% for. I just use emissions/sustainability as it is an area I know about but I'm sure there are other sensible laws that we can adopt.

 

[deuse]

I just hope that when they transform EU law to UK law they keep some of the more sensible laws, such as sustainability/emissions, human rights and other things like that.

The last thing we want is the EUs human rights. It took 10 years and millions of pounds to get a terrorist out of the UK.

We will have our own human rights\laws. This country has to stop being a push over now.

 

[platypus]

I just hope that when they transform EU law to UK law they keep some of the more sensible laws, such as sustainability/emissions, human rights and other things like that.

We live under the most authoritarian government in Western Europe. A government that will soon have unfettered decision making. Snoopers charter will just be the start of it.

 

[izzop]

My euro contracts aren't looking so fun

Just take the Frenchie view.... "Non"

They'll soon come around.

 

[RavenXXX2]

Time for a GE.

 

[Brookert]

I blame the EU for Brexit.

If they had compromised on free movement, we wouldn't have left. Immigration was the deciding factor.

 

[LiE]

so EU want us out now, not in 3 months.

 

[Kennysevenfold]

Leave

 

[Freefaller]

The last thing we want is the EUs human rights. It took 10 years and millions of pounds to get a terrorist out of the UK.

We will have our own human rights\laws. This country has to stop being a push over now.

Of course it will all be UK law instead of EU law, but I just want to make sure they are sensible and adapted sensibly and not used to create an aggressive/totalitarian state.

 

[enigma27]

experts and politicians

and i think personally this is were the problem lies.. It came across to me that these experts and politicians gave a poop about one thing and that's money... Money that themselves or their financial corps would loose.

They just seemed to forget who would be voting and what mattered to them.. the financial sector has taken a battering over the last ten year so can you blame people for not listening to what they have said??

 

[richthomuk]

Human rights are not EU law, I think.

ECHR, its an EU law, but the UK did help draft it. But of course the UK will keep it, im sure its also in UK law

 

[Freefaller]

We live under the most authoritarian government in Western Europe. A government that will soon have unfettered decision making. Snoopers charter will just be the start of it.

That's my worry.

 

[JohnnyG]

Threes a poll going round for a 2nd referendum vote - would it carry any substance if it got enough signatures?

Great idea and if the Remains don't get their way after that one we can do another one.

 

[rawuk]

Well I be damned. What an interesting day to be had ahead.

 

[elmuzzy66.]

I wasn't sure - but I was just making an example

I don't care about curvy bananas and so on, but things which make the UK better (i.e. emissions, pollution, green and sustainability, CO2 targets etc...) I'm 100% for. I just use emissions/sustainability as it is an area I know about but I'm sure there are other sensible laws that we can adopt.

Sensible in the current mood is not expected.

 

[Freefaller]

They won't, this is the perfect opportunity for the tories to tear up & water down lots of sensible laws that get in the way of making a quick buck, & they'll grab the opportunity with both hands.

I hope you're wrong

 

[vincent1989]

A clear indication that offering the great unwashed a choice on complex economic issues does not work.

The elderly who helped rebuild this country after the catastrophe of two world wars, who saw the parents, uncles, brothers and grandfathers fight and die for freedom sealed the deal on this vote. Have some respect!