Poll: The Official OcUK EU Referendum Exit poll (and results discussion thread)
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I agree, We shoukd embrace this change and move forward in a postive way.
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One thing we can agree on.
Excellent post.
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hmmm the biggest challenge it seems is to calm everyone down, and get everyone united.
We need a good PM to start this new journey.
Unfriending them is perfect action.
no it was and is a crap post
Why would you want the Euro? Shared currency between the many different economies is the reason why so many are struggling.
Having your own currency means that you can devalue it if need be to make your economy more competitive.
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And every time we were out-voted, may as well not have been there.
We were 1 voice in 28, now we're one 1 voice in 1.
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I'm glad you said that.
It'll be a relief once the angry people from both the in and out camp forget this vote and start concentrating on our country.
One thing for sure, the people in the UK know their vote will make a difference now, no laws, cuts, financial burdens decisions that we couldn't vote for.
How are you going to have a clean slate when half the country didn't want this to happen? And how are these feel good slogans passing around now going to help when you just have less leverage and a worse economical position compared to two days ago?
Ultimately the facts are quite simple, businesses look at the UK less favourably than before and in turn this will hit a lot of people's pockets. Big businesses? Eh, whatever, they can simply move on and call it a cost of doing business. What about the small businesses though? They don't have a choice of just losing a few million on their multi-bn business, but rather whether it will still exist or not.
Ultimately the facts are quite simple, businesses look at the UK less favourably than before and in turn this will hit a lot of people's pockets. Big businesses? Eh, whatever, they can simply move on and call it a cost of doing business. What about the small businesses though? They don't have a choice of just losing a few million on their multi-bn business, but rather whether it will still exist or not.
If you aren't going to even attempt to be constructive or polite, I suggest you stop posting in this thread. That goes for everyone.
Are you concerned because your 'friend with two PHDs' is concerned?
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We might win it if someone sings "Making your mind up...." again.
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Better not feeding the trolls mate.
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Why would there be a general election?
no one within the conservative party has suggested there would be anything of the sort.
Why would they commit political suicide?
They will sort an exit from Europe between now and electing their new leader, and plunder onwards until 2020 when we will have our next general election.
no one within the conservative party has suggested there would be anything of the sort.
Why would they commit political suicide?
They will sort an exit from Europe between now and electing their new leader, and plunder onwards until 2020 when we will have our next general election.
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