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

[lafemmefatale]

Can you make it smaller?

Tosno never answered my most pressing question about this whole referendum malarkey.

Now Tosno has shown the might of his voting power, how much more Alpha is Tosno now he has his country back?

 

[Tosno]

I've just had two contracts, one from Germany and one from France, cancelled with the reason given "we would prefer this work to be done by an EU partner"

You'll have to start giving £300 a year for using peoples accounts, they still be able to afford a nice little trip down the m5.

 

[SciNeT]

Don't worry. You will get contracts from China, India and other developing countries tens of thousands of miles away.

edit:

I hope you're not lying though.

Lying about contracts on the internet? No. Never happens.

 

[toshj]

I have a Mortgage myself, but I made sure we had plenty of room for a rise in interest rates so we bought a slightly less expensive house than we could've done with the intention of putting money into it

Yeah - we've got a large mortgage, but have plenty of savings. It's going to be interesting to see the impact on house prices in London. Leaving EU = bad for house prices, Crossrail = good for house prices. I can imagine ours will decrease in value over the coming years, but I don't expect it to be too dramatic.

The wonderful thing about all this is when we come to buy our holiday homes in the regions in a few years time - Cornwall, Lakes, etc. - we're be able to get them at a song, because the regions have just voted for placing further austerity measures upon themselves and local economies will suffer... (...I'm joking )

 

[Skunkworks]

I've just had two contracts, one from Germany and one from France, cancelled with the reason given "we would prefer this work to be done by an EU partner"

Chinny reckon!

 

[Deleted member 66701]

You'll have to start giving £300 a year for using peoples accounts, they still be able to afford a nice little trip down the m5.

Broken record.

 

[davewhite04]

I'm astonished people are wanting a second referendum, completely missing the point of a democratic society.

And that's not limited to the currently devastated Remain camp, Leave would have been doing the same if we'd elected to stay in, though it'd be much easier to brush under the carpet as nothing much would have changed.

Now, change is coming. We all have to accept it, dividing England (nevermind the UK itself) won't help any of us.

It is the rich, the minority who want another one. I'm afraid there's no going back, if they did worm their way through somehow, it would just make the leave voters more angry.

 

[stewski]

Yeah - we've got a large mortgage, but have plenty of savings. It's going to be interesting to see the impact on house prices in London. Leaving EU = bad for house prices, Crossrail = good for house prices. I can imagine ours will decrease in value over the coming years, but I don't expect it to be too dramatic.

The wonderful thing about all this is when we come to buy our holiday homes in the regions in a few years time - Cornwall, Lakes, etc. - we're be able to get them at a song, because the regions have just voted for placing further austerity measures upon themselves and local economies will suffer... (...I'm joking )

Not funny but probably accurate.

 

[scorza]

Which law is that?

I'm pretty sure unless you have an agreed contract, you can choose who to work with as long you don't discriminate on gender, race etc..

You can't discriminate against bids for work on the basis of nationality within the EU.

 

[Vern1961]

Purely out of academic interest, what is the Leave vs Remain percentage if you factor out the Scottish vote?

 

[Tosno]

Eh? RJC suspended the user Creative - me and him were having a nice conversation where he constantly called me a 12 y.o. and then a bigot.

I don't know what you want made smaller

LOL wrong quote, I wanted the British like to be made in rules. Without the text.

 

[davewhite04]

I'm astonished people are wanting a second referendum, completely missing the point of a democratic society.

And that's not limited to the currently devastated Remain camp, Leave would have been doing the same if we'd elected to stay in, though it'd be much easier to brush under the carpet as nothing much would have changed.

Now, change is coming. We all have to accept it, dividing England (nevermind the UK itself) won't help any of us.

I agree. It's a disgrace. Shows the lack of respect one person has to another.

 

[gothic_hobbit]

Its the common leftist tactic to think a petition does sweet **** all, ignore it.

It has no mandate until it reaches 17 million.

True.

Look how well that 'save BBC3' petition went

 

[scorza]

Purely out of academic interest, what is the Leave vs Remain percentage if you factor out the Scottish vote?

Dunno. In England alone it was something like 53.5% vs 46.5%.

 

[toshj]

Not funny but probably accurate.

You're right - it's really quite a miserable situation. The population has voted. I think the outcome is really going to hamper this country and cause even more significant divisions between the haves and the have nots, but I don't agree with a second referendum. We got the choice to make a decision and we'll have to stick to it... although it is interesting listen to many of the Leave politicians start to backtrack or distance themselves from various positions that their co-Leavers announced prior to the vote.

 

[awaybreaktoday]

Gove stood on national television several times and basically lied to the entire british population along with Boris and Farage about main points they vocalised for leaving the EU. how can the result stand if BritExit Leaders are now admitting they lied to win the vote.

 

[Tosno]

Tosno never answered my most pressing question about this whole referendum malarkey.

Now Tosno has shown the might of his voting power, how much more Alpha is Tosno now he has his country back?

You tell me.

 

[muon]

You can't discriminate against bids for work on the basis of nationality within the EU.

Fair enough, thanks. Had no idea that existed. Makes sense though.

 

[PermaBanned]

Purely out of academic interest, what is the Leave vs Remain percentage if you factor out the Scottish vote?

16392420 leave to 14480050 remain, so 53.1% to 46.9%.

 

[Mr Jack]

I'm astonished people are wanting a second referendum, completely missing the point of a democratic society.

It's a pretty small minority, I think. Yes, a million people have signed the petition but 16 million voted to Remain so that's not a very large proportion.

Now, change is coming. We all have to accept it, dividing England (nevermind the UK itself) won't help any of us.

Change is coming, yes. The shape of the UK's future relationship for Europe is very much open. The trouble with the referendum was always the lack of any clear idea what Leaving would actually mean. So we're now on very uncertain ground.