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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Even better, have a system like this before you can collect your ballot paper to vote. Trouble is, "what is the EU?" might have stumped quite a lot of people ;)

Bit of a slippery slope that one unfortunately! Forum posting fine, perhaps not for a referendum unfortunately. That said it would certainly help an informed vote.
 
When I come to this thread I feel:

The country is going to collapse, mass looting, riots, etc

When I leave this thread and go outside:

I see it's nowhere near as dreadful and life goes on. :p
 
Bit of a slippery slope that one unfortunately! Forum posting fine, perhaps not for a referendum unfortunately. That said it would certainly help an informed vote.

Well, one slippery slope to prevent another eh? ;)

I wasn't entirely serious of course. However, if we can't expect the politicians and press campaigning for each side to give honest, factual points of view then what hope for an informed vote.

It's why it's dangerous to make sweeping changes by plebiscite.

This referendum should only ever have been a start to the process of discussing how we might leave and under what terms. Instead it's rapidly become a case of "right we're off" with "sooner the better" as the response. Yet no-one knows what on earth the terms of any of this will end up being.

It's not as if before the referendum any major political party in the House Of Commons had Brexit in their manifesto. There is just one UKIP MP and yet here we are leaving the EU.

Madness.
 
"In Moody's view, the negative effect from lower economic growth will outweigh the fiscal savings from the UK no longer having to contribute to the EU budget."

Wonderful.

, the UK authorities might well adopt policies that mitigate the above mentioned negative consequences of the decision to leave the EU. Those policies -- in the areas of trade, regulations, immigration, tax -- will become clearer over the coming 1-2 years.

I have zero faith that our NEW authorities will be able to ever achieve this, let alone in 1-2 years time. Moody's have hit the nail on the head that we will raise taxes for everyone. That won't mitigate the the consequences, but it will make our poor even poorer.

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Please explain the logic used here, if any?

The Remain camp have been rightly stating that some people who voted Leave because they blamed problems in their life on immigrants they were wrong to do so.

Yet today the left-wing media (Guardian/BBC) have been pushing stories all day encouraging young people to blame all their future issues on older voters taking us out of the EU.

All we've done is swap lazy young chavs blaming their inability to get a job on immigrants with lazy young hipsters blaming their inability to get a job on those pesky old people destroying their future
 
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The Remain camp have been rightly stating that some people who voted Leave because they blamed problems in their life on immigrants they were wrong to do so.

Yet today the left-wing media (Guardian/BBC) have been pushing stories all day encouraging young people to blame all their future issues on older voters taking us out of the EU.

All we've done is swap lazy young chavs blaming their inability to get a job on immigrants with lazy young hipsters blaming their inability to get a job on those pesky old people destroying their future
And the lazy chavs still won't work.
 
The Remain camp have been rightly stating that some people who voted Leave because they blamed problems in their life on immigrants they were wrong to do so.

Yet today the left-wing media (Guardian/BBC) have been pushing stories all day encouraging young people to blame all their future issues on older voters taking us out of the EU.

All we've done is swap lazy young chavs blaming their inability to get a job on immigrants with lazy young hipsters blaming their inability to get a job on those pesky old people destroying their future

I don't think you've swapped at all - there's still lazy young chavs and lazy young entitled hipsters. Someones always going to 'be to blame' for the entitled people in a country. The difference is that rarely are those entitled people give the opportunity to well and truely mess things up...
 
So far in this thread we hve successfully divided the country into two groups. Remain voters are self entitled morons who hvae more patriotic feelings to the European Union nd there are the leave camp who have hve been labeled as racist knuckle draggers.

D.P in the general election thread even moaned t me for not holding strong opinions either way. Why is it the middle ground never gets a look in round here?
 
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