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

[jigger]

Spot on. It's those parasites that only come here to commit crime and to leech off of the State that need kicking out.

I thought everyone had to work and pay into the system for four years first?

 

[Captain]

Spot on. It's those parasites that only come here to commit crime and to leech off of the State that need kicking out.

Yeah and finally we are able to do that without being dictated to by the EU.

 

[Glaucus]

on the positive side, as my funds are mainly non uk, they've gained 7% today, slim silver lining.

 

[deuse]

Jesus.

Yes I heard he was one to.

 

[The Mad Rapper]

51.9% of the people who voted voted for this. Which is of course how it works but quir pretending some sort of sizeable majority wanted this.

A sizeable majority DID want this. 1.4 million people isn't enough for you?

 

[McPhee]

Like I don't know, what could a 70 year old know that a 18 year old who has never experienced living without the EU, know

What does a 70 year old know of a post-brexit world that an 18 year old doesn't? We're in uncharted waters here. Nobody has any real insight. There's no need to be a ***** about it.

 

[Naff8000]

If you try to leave a group and it kneescaps you, that's a disgrace, and not a group we should be part of - I mean, that's like the mafia! Mogg.

Yeah course bro. Nothing to do with creating a deterrent for other nations. It's just the mafia.

 

[The Mad Rapper]

on the positive side, as my funds are mainly non uk, they've gained 7% today, slim silver lining.

Get the beers in then, Mr Moneybags

 

[enkoda]

I had a debate with an American friend who has spent the last few years working overseas in South East Asia. She said by leaving the EU we are taking away choice and not creating opportunities for our children.

The irony of America fighting for its independence and becoming the leading global super-power seemed to be lost on her, as did the fact that she had no problem in forging a career that involved moving to another country....

 

[Caged]

The idea that because someone is old it automatically means they have relevant life skills that somehow mean they are able to better evaluate the referendum options is stupid as well.

 

[Raymond Lin]

What does a 70 year old know of a post-brexit world that an 18 year old doesn't? We're in uncharted waters here. Nobody has any real insight. There's no need to be a ***** about it.

He is probably claiming back in the 60's and 70's things were golden and wonderful.

I am still waiting on some proof of that.

 

[Efour]

Last I checked we were the 7th largest manufacturing nation by value, could have changed?

i read 10th... hmm !

 

[Tosno]

Is that a serious reply or another joke one seriously im so confused.

Comparing life 40 odd years ago to now, I don't even know if being alive then is even relevant in anyway to modern life: yes they were alive in the 70s. The world was identical back then as it is now.. NOTHING has changed at all. Britian was at the peak of its .... 3 day week and economic collapse at the hands of trade unions.. all home grown issues.

Anyway i digress.

You're saying that the world has changed a lot from 40 years ago so their experience is irrelevant?

 

[The Mad Rapper]

What does a 70 year old know of a post-brexit world that an 18 year old doesn't? We're in uncharted waters here. Nobody has any real insight. There's no need to be a ***** about it.

Hardly. The 70 year old lived in a pre-EU UK , so of course they'll have a better understanding.

 

[Azza]

Hmmm - https://twitter.com/CallMeSpits/status/746420346224545792?s=09

 

[n111ck]

The idea that because someone is old it automatically means they have relevant life skills that somehow mean they are able to better evaluate the referendum options is stupid as well.

Arguing about a hugely misleading table is stupid too.

 

[The Mad Rapper]

You're saying that the world has changed a lot from 40 years ago so their experience is irrelevant?

It's a nonsense argument. The World hasn't changed significantly enough to render their experience irrelevant.

 

[Raymond Lin]

Hardly. The 70 year old lived in a UK pre-EU, so of course they'll have a better understanding.

Going on then, here is your chance.

Show me some evidence that life between the 40's to 70's are better than 80's to 2016.

 

[RoboCod]

A sizeable majority DID want this. 1.4 million people isn't enough for you?

As a percentage (the only figure that matters in this whole issue) it is not a sizeable majority.

 

[Tosno]

What does a 70 year old know of a post-brexit world that an 18 year old doesn't? We're in uncharted waters here. Nobody has any real insight. There's no need to be a ***** about it.

lol

so nobody has any relevant experience