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

How did you vote in the EU Referendum?

  • Remain a member of the European Union

    Votes: 861 53.0%

  • Leave the European Union

    Votes: 763 47.0%
  • Total voters
    1,624
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Slam62 said:
Yeah and what really changed, nothing
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Have you read a news article today?

I suggest you start by looking at the markets, as well as the value of the £v$.
Oh and don't make the mistake of comparing it to values of yesterday, instead make a comparison to back before the referendum was announced.
 
Darujhistan said:
No I don't.

Do you remember a time before the EU? We've captained our own ship for a 1,000 years before it existed.
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It seems like your reasoning is nostalgia based rather than accounting for how the world is in 2016. I really hope your optimism pays off because the alternative is that we protest-voted our way out of our largest trading partner.
 
Concrete said:
Hah, you still had half your benefits, soon you'll have none.

And yes, yes you are on your own.

These people have no idea what they have let themselves in for.
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What? All leave voters get benefits? Can you expand or are you just another toff with his nose in the air.

Spit it out man.
 
So the Romanians were blamed for the economic woes in our area, in a few years time when we've left and were still in **** who will we blame next?
 
Rilot said:
Just picked the Mrs up from the station. She was in quite a state.
All day she's been the butt of jokes at her work with people asking "So, when are you leaving?" and "Are you still here?".

Disgusting.
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Wow, that is awful, I hope she is OK.

I must admit that I felt embarrassed in work today. I have quite a few colleagues from Spain, France and Germany and they are a bit gobsmacked with uncertainty over their long term outlook.
 
Cern said:
The poor did indeed kick back. But they kicked back at the wrong target.

The tragedy of all this is that what will now follow will impact far harder on the poor than anyone else. If there is recession then further austerity will hit the poor hardest. If there is a boom, it will be at the expense of the poor because there will be less workers rights and protection outside of the EU.
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That's what the media told them to do, and they're going to pay for it.

People need to read more the Sun et al but that would mean listening to 'experts'
 
Arazi said:
What? All leave voters get benefits? Can you expand or are you just another toff with his nose in the air.

Spit it out man.
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I assume the poster was referring to the woman in the video citing a reduction in her benefits as a reason for voting leave.
 
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