From an EU LEAVE perspective yes, but if Scotland and Ireland go, there is no reason not to believe that Wales will give it a go too!
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From an EU LEAVE perspective yes, but if Scotland and Ireland go, there is no reason not to believe that Wales will give it a go too!
If Scotland leaves and Ireland leaves, it might as well be this...
Apologies for bad edit but all I have at work is MSPAINT
Schengen visa.
TBH I wasn't sure it was ever something we should have voted on and almost didn't bother or want to but the utter smug rudeness of the remains on this forum probably drove me to vote more than any MP on either side. 
I'm not a Cameron fan but don't think he should resign either. Any-more than I think any of the remains should be out of a job on either side. They had a debate and lost, taking the ball home really isn't needed.
Not bothered if the Jocks want another vote, they wanted to stay with us and because this didn't go their way they now want out, good **** off. Let Germany fully prop you up instead or whoever else is left after other countries vote.
Cameron's legacy now will be one of a ******* who gave a referendum to get elected which then cost him his job. I still don't think it's a choice we should have be given based on the amount of real facts available.
I'm not a Cameron fan but don't think he should resign either. Any-more than I think any of the remains should be out of a job on either side. They had a debate and lost, taking the ball home really isn't needed.
Not bothered if the Jocks want another vote, they wanted to stay with us and because this didn't go their way they now want out, good **** off. Let Germany fully prop you up instead or whoever else is left after other countries vote.
Cameron's legacy now will be one of a ******* who gave a referendum to get elected which then cost him his job. I still don't think it's a choice we should have be given based on the amount of real facts available.
I highly doubt it will affect anything. It's just a small set of remains who cant take it.
They already said that they would honour this referendum. they would just state that the result is what it is and that the people had spoken.
It is just as funny that they scream for a revote when they would be smug in their beds if the numbers were reversed and would be belittling the leavers even more if we asked for a recount.
Sometimes you just have to chuck the cards up in the air and see what happens
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Feel free to describe yourself as stupid. I assume you mean 'realise'? As for how the poor see it, I think they've realised that whatever happens they're worse off, and you can't blame them for thinking that way. So they've opted for a change.
GB got kicked out of the EU not by the 'stupid and poor' as you term them but by the rich, greedy, power-hungry ***** you voted in support of.
They just couldn't share a bit could they?
You hint at selfishness and short-sightedness from the poor, I wonder who they learned who they learned those traits from?
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The racists, bigots and morons will go mental.
Thats a massive question though, even if it is in the best interests of Britain.
I've just realised...I'm dual nationality British and Irish I have two passports...
My Irish passport will allow me free to move within the EU
What happens if your only passport is irish ??
I've just realised...I'm dual nationality British and Irish I have two passports...
My Irish passport will allow me free to move within the EU
If you live in middle England it's probably best to hide that EU passport and never speak of it again
You can't keep waiting for perfection because often people don't want to discuss what that might look like and whilst they take the 'slow and steady' approach nothing changes and people become disenchanted. If, as has happened, you MASSIVELY miss that sentiment then revolution takes over.
This is what's happened, to late to moan we are where we are. People were more convinced with the leave than not leaving story, both we full of lies, misdirection and assumption and you know what, the politicians got their citizens emotions and AGAIN took them for granted, missed it completely.
Those that didn't vote are irrelevant, we had an all invited vote and exit won. Thems the cards dealt, so what next? Moan and debate what should have happened, point fungus and tell everyone who said leave are stupid bin divers with no brains, or start working out what the future looks like.
Be clear, it's in our hands.
Then you are Irish and are staying in the EU
Some of the comments are beyond belief really. I've not seen anything that tells me why they think remaining in the EU would have been a good idea - just a general assertion that Leave = racists (presumably because of all the non-white immigrants from eastern Europeans coming over)
I've genuinely felt uncomfortable at work today because I voted leave. I'm not racist and I'd like to think I'm not a complete idiot. My decision was my own and I came to it after an evening talking through the options with my friend and his Dad. But because I work in a very much remain workplace, I've been made to feel like the proverbial black sheep that committed genocide of the lambs. If remain had won, I would never of made my workmates feel ostracised for their vote, but I'm sure there would have been people who would have. I do wonder if instead of Cameron saying "I want to remain" he said "You have the decision and I support whatever the British public decide", whether we'd of had a different result...
Slam62 for PM.
He only fixed the economy and made the country more secure. Not like he did much
The referendum did backfire but he campaigned for what he believed in and I honestly feel he's a good guy.
I think millions, from either side would disagree with you.
Did you feel sorry for him this morning?
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