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

[Jono8]

Other countries want referendums now.
Also businesses putting pressure on EU to get free trade deal done.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...-how-france-italy-and-the-netherlands-now-wa/

We cant get a free trade deal without free movement which wont happen as it would undermine the main reason people voted to leave.

We are **** in that regard.

 

[Christmas themed thank]

Why do you think Islamic immigration will increase?

As the situation in the Middle East stabilises more and more of these people are going to be coming to the West for a better life. With far fewer EU migrants just walking in, I think we're going to be favouring these people.

 

[Mauller]

Lets me guess England, Wales, Sweden and the Netherlands form a union. Sounds great.

We shall be known as... Great Europe!

But anyway, if sweden, denmark, france etc decide to leave, i could see a trade agreement union that has no political ties being agreed between us.

 

[Darujhistan]

All the remainers ever talk about is money.


'Says it all really'.

 

[Efour]

^^ This.

I wonder if he's an 'engineer.'

I'll hazard a bet att jobseeker

 

[The Running Man]

To be fair they don't take jobs. They apply for jobs and get given jobs.

If someone from the UK can't compete with some random Polish guy who barely speaks English then I think that's more their issue.

Take, obtain, apply etc doesn't matter that's semantics.they still take a job.

How can someone with childcare costs here compete with a family back home in Poland living on peanuts in comparison?

 

[Mauller]

Well it isnt great is it : /. It makes a lot of things more expensive.

We were running at 2 dollars to the pound before the crash in 2009.

 

[scorza]

Well it isnt great is it : /. It makes a lot of things more expensive.

And makes things we want to sell abroad cheaper.

 

[Housey]

An interesting metric for me would be how many young people actually voted. Anyone have that as the news on the BBC is talking to young people in Brum and the common theme is not enough of them stood up to be counted. Id be interested in the metric of what percentage of up to 25 year olds actually took time to vote.

 

[Efour]

All the remainers ever talk about is money.


'Says it all really'.

Money makes the world go around.

So all the poor voted leave cos "they took 'ur jobz." And wanted to stick it to Cameron and his austerity boys. That's what I think. Take offence if it's true. Laugh if not.

 

[Arazi]

Gawd the BBC coverage this evening is pretty terrible. Phrases likes "the pound has crashed" and "the markets have plummeted".

Seems like very over dramatic reporting, but thats just me.

And me, always the same these days, over hype, along with most others.

 

[regulus]

Yes i totally agree, and in every religion, colour whatever, all as bad as each other.

But i am also fed up of people on here saying it is because of all the lower class, bigots and racists that cost the remain voters the EU membership.

Bigots and racists are in all walks of life, not just the poor and uneduacated.

As a lower class guy myself that somehow made good in life the past two years, I can assure you it's worse within the confines of the upper classes. Those dudes don't even distinguish between races. You don't have money, you're scum. Black or white. Scum, period.

 

[Jono8]

Money makes the world go around.

So all the poor voted leave cos "they took 'ur jobz." And wanted to stick it to Cameron and his austerity boys. That's what I think. Take offence if it's true. Laugh if not.

Which is hilarious as once Scotland are gone it will be conservatives for years and we will likely get someone more right wing and more traditionally "conservative" than Cameron in a few months time.

 

[Efour]

And makes things we want to sell abroad cheaper.

We make stuff in the UK?

The UK will be crucified in the next few years because we will be taken advantage of

 

[Alex_6n2]

Yep no one ever goes to work anywhere outside the EU. No British working in the US or India or Africa or China or Australia...

I don't think a bit of extra paperwork will kill them especially if they've gone to the trouble to learn a European language.

My point was; people seem extremely hung up over immigration rather than the wider range of topics that are probably even more important.

Petrol and food prices going up next week due to $/Gbp FX will hit home for a lot of people pretty quick. Not everyone, but a large number of the populace.

Mortages rates increasing with continued poor return on savings will hit everyone. Even if you rent.

Rental costs is probably a good thing to keep an eye on. Will be interesting to see what effect increasing mortgage costs for landlords and temporary increases in net migration numbers (before the UK officially leaves the EU) will have. Rental prices in England are already pretty steep.

 

[Christmas themed thank]

I think you've been talking drivel throughout this thread. You've taken to the internet to alleviate your frustrations by accusing people of being racists. Then you post comments like this hoping to stir up ridiculous debates so you can stand on your soap box pointing fingers.

You, the same as everyone in this thread, have no idea what the future holds now. All we do know is sitting around sulking, acting like a petulant child and doing some lightly veiled scaremongering won't help. The votes over, democracy has spoken and now we need to move forward.

What on Earth are you talking about?

I am posting my views, with information to back them up. You're fine to disagree with them but don't you dare imply I'm a troll or here to start arguments. Get off your high horse, please.

 

[[TW]Fox]

Yep no one ever goes to work anywhere outside the EU. No British working in the US or India or Africa or China or Australia...

I don't think a bit of extra paperwork will kill them especially if they've gone to the trouble to learn a European language.

It isn't just a bit of extra paperwork - it usually involves a lot of hoops and often a job already lined up. It is far more than just a few forms to work in, say , the USA.

You can go and work for anyone who'll hire you in Europe . The same is absolutely not the case in non EU countries because they do the very thing Brexiters craved - strictly control immigration.

 

[Ploki]

A Man that looks certain to have caused the break up of the UK?

I thought you guys didnt like UK. I thought you were english men, not british men.

I will watch your match vs iceland.

 

[w1lliam]

3 Brexit promises campaigners had wriggled out of before breakfast on EU referendum results day


That was quick...