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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Because the EU have what we want.

To put it simply. We need to trade with them more than they need to trade with us.

While this is true to an extent, they do essentially need us too.

I don't think anyone can accurately predict what is going to happen at the moment, a lot of it is pure doom-mongering from those who are disappointed, which is fair enough, I suppose. When people have calmed down, we'll have to try and make the best of whatever situation we're in.

In theory this could get very ugly on both sides, but I doubt it will. If the EU are going to be very unpleasant about this, it'll make me happy we've left. We have the right to leave, after all. They'll be proving us right.
 
Out of curiosity would anybody opt for the Norway model?

Would that be acceptable?

Nate

The Norway model is what we already had, plus the ability to actually have a seat at the decision making table. Norway have to pay their EU fees, get full access to the free market and accept free movement of people but have no say in how the legislation is developed.

In fact going to that from the position we already had is basically conceding the high ground a worse off position. But the perceived notion of sovereignty is back so lets go down the boozer and get runted in celebration of paying a massively high price for something we already had but in an even worse position
 
Out of curiosity would anybody opt for the Norway model?

Would that be acceptable?

Nate

They agree to the free movement of goods, capital, services and people between the EU and themselves, so if immigration was a brexit issue thats not going to work is it?
 
It's a bit of a **** sandwich. We would still have freedom of movement, so loads of the Brexiteers will spack, we'd have loads of EU laws so people will spack, and we'd have a negligible influence over those laws, so it's just all the bad stuff of the EU without the influence. It'd be EU-lite, but instead of the full fat, sweet, sweet sugar version, we'd get the insipid, carcinogenic sweetener version. Great.

Now some Brexiteers will say, 'lol but Norwegians don't want to join' without addressing those points.

On the plus side it could be very good for the environment of the UK. Us out of the EU so we can't keep blocking and watering down environmental legislation AND we "have" to implement it afterwards. Win Win in that regard.
 
You'll be pleased to know that Britain does't democratically elect it's PM either. It's done indirectly during General Elections and will soon be done by just a handful of people when Camerons replacement steps up.

Funny really, after all the claiming the EU officials "aren't" elected.:(

There is no such a thing as EU Official, Merkel, Sarkozy and the other idiot of Juncker.......that Europe for you! Sorry but I preferred when us italians backed Mussolini that these three...big times and that's common in Italy especially after today!

In the whole situation I just ended up liking Putin a lot...

The UK should keep its line in one way or another... France send here Syrian send them back... simple! Funny enough today in 1940 we started to invade France quite succesfully too lol
 
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While this is true to an extent, they do essentially need us too.

I don't think anyone can accurately predict what is going to happen at the moment, a lot of it is pure doom-mongering from those who are disappointed, which is fair enough, I suppose. When people have calmed down, we'll have to try and make the best of whatever situation we're in.

In theory this could get very ugly on both sides, but I doubt it will. If the EU are going to be very unpleasant about this, it'll make me happy we've left. We have the right to leave, after all. They'll be proving us right.

No nobody can accurately predict it.

Again what exactly does doom and gloom posting achieve the vote has been and gone it doesn't make a bit of difference to the result. Surely we should be debunking doom and gloom posts but it hasn't really happened much.

Proving us right isn't going to help the economy though.
 
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I...how did you feel able to cast your vote without knowing the most basic information about how the EU trade bloc works? This is insane.

You're assuming the EU will survive - it wont.

Sounds like a bunch of petty vindictive Germans based on what our resident salty 'experts' are saying.
 
I...how did you feel able to cast your vote without knowing the most basic information about how the EU trade bloc works? This is insane.

yes and the future of the country was decided like this. Generations have been impacted because people couldn't be arsed to actually read around what they were actually voting for. Welcome to 21st century britain
 
On the plus side it could be very good for the environment of the UK. Us out of the EU so we can't keep blocking and watering down environmental legislation AND we "have" to implement it afterwards. Win Win in that regard.

Yeah if we have all the regulation, no MEP seats so Farage can't exist in an official capacity and then we just wait for the right to high-blood pressure rage themselves out of existence and get on with things. An EU where we do as we are told and our laughable politicians aren't involved sounds like a good option.
 
What the heck is going in here now?! :p

Why is there a picture of a man 'breastfeeding'? :confused:

There is only one person that can explain that, and given the history of their posts in this thread I wouldn't hold your breath for it...:p
 
I...how did you feel able to cast your vote without knowing the most basic information about how the EU trade bloc works? This is insane.

On the plus side it could be very good for the environment of the UK. Us out of the EU so we can't keep blocking and watering down environmental legislation AND we "have" to implement it afterwards. Win Win in that regard.

That is something i had not considered. That is if we take the Norway route.
 
You're assuming the EU will survive - it wont.

From what university education or expert or political experience did you come to that well informed piece of conclusion?

If you didn't know something as basic as the EU trades in a single bloc then I would step back and just accept you had it wrong all along.
 
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