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

[SciNeT]

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/

 

[Darujhistan]

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.

It makes your world go round.

 

[regulus]

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.

Well, you know how it is. If in doubt, pull the trusty old race card

And I was under the impression the Leave mob were supposed to be the 'smart and educated' lot?

Seems like a bunch of whiny sjw types working on minimum wage.

 

[Jono8]

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.

Lol. Good lord.

 

[Vtec9k]

I'm struggling to see where all this rich v poor debate has come from. As a Scottish indy voter I totally understand many peoples desire for more independent self governance and a smaller, more effective local government.

However... If people truly believe that this was some victory against the "rich" then you've just scored a massive own goal. Prepare to drop your pants and be boarded by the new captain of this ship!

I have no doubt the UK is going to be successful post-article 50, but it's going to have a cost. And it aint the rich that will pay it...

 

[Malevolence]

Did anyone else find Mark Carney's appearance this morning hilarious? How long has the Governor of the Bank of England ran his own hole in the wall?

 

[Raikiri]

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

Hire a cheap foreign nanny? Apparently they're everywhere

 

[delta0]

Now guess the the order!

 

[[TW]Fox]

And makes things we want to sell abroad cheaper.

We don't sell that much high volume price sensitive stuff abroad. Our exports are more specialist or high end and less price sensitive. It's not as if we sell loads more Range Rover Vogue's when sterling dips.

Worthless currency benefits manufacturing powerhouses like China because they sell loads of really price elastic stuff.

 

[Nitefly]

I mentioned yesterday about the demographics and who would be voting to leave, as I couldn't name a single leave voter save for my nan...

And apparently turns it was actually the 50+ year olds that voted us out, from exit polls! Crazy!

 

[BuffetSlayer]

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

Short term pain for long term gain. It isnt perfect i agree, but i have faith we can make a go of it.

Lets face it, Brussels has been the main architect of this exit. Overbearing and arrogant - always wanting more. Credit to Cameron for trying to renegotiate our deal. Perhaps this vote will actually be a good thing for both the UK and the EU.

Hopefully Brussels will take stock and become more open to negotiation and change.

 

[Rids]

Disturbing lack of faith in this country from the remainers.

No, I don't think that is what a lot of us are trying to get across.

This country is in a bit of a financial mess at the moment, less than some, more than others but we're for the most part getting by.

Its not that I don't think we will do well on our own, I think we would do better as part of the EU.

 

[Jono8]

Short term pain for long term gain..

of which there is no guarantee.

It could be a horrible few years and a lot of financial pain for nothing.

 

[Mauller]

Did anyone else find Mark Carney's appearance this morning hilarious? How long has the Governor of the Bank of England ran his own hole in the wall?

He is actually a lizardman, he was so surprised this morning with the vote that he forgot to put his leg skin on.

 

[Christmas themed thank]

I also think it's not a case of the UK failing outside the UK, I think we will be okay eventually. But I think the simple fact is that we've left the EU for seemingly very little good reason

 

[stewski]

We don't sell that much high volume price sensitive stuff abroad. Our exports are more specialist or high end and less price sensitive. It's not as if we sell loads more Range Rover Vogue's when sterling dips.

Worthless currency benefits manufacturing powerhouses like China because they sell loads of really price elastic stuff.

True we're literally rolls royce manufacturers.
Not to mention that imported parts/materials are now more expensive.

 

[Arazi]

Sweden are one of the next countries expected to leave the EU.

Maybe this has been the plan all along, We leave the EU and more follow, we setup EU 2.0 and we call the shots

 

[Fuggan]

Did anyone else find Mark Carney's appearance this morning hilarious? How long has the Governor of the Bank of England ran his own hole in the wall?

Yes lol, mentioned this to a co-worker. Funny. Almost intentional I reckon.

 

[B&W]

Put on channel 4 lol, black girl getting roasted. Other guy is raging.

 

[Arazi]

We're about to replace one member of the Bullingdon Club with another member of the Bullingdon Club as our Prime Minister, if the bookies are to be believed. The Conservatives will still be in power and big business will still call the shots.

Leaving the EU isn't going to get you the magical unicorn that you're wishing for.

The bookies got it wrong last night and in the last GE along with the so called pollsters, i wouldn't rely on them.