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Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
I feel like i want to go to a brexit celebration party this weekend. Am really chuffed about this.
Imagine how boring it would have been if we had remained. Surely our low pound is helping out all those countries already. Unless you are only concerned about yourself that's a good thing? We are all well off, stop being greedy and think about what's really important, not your holidays and value of your money.
Still yet to hear why its bad apart from money.
Just don't beat up any pakis on your way home, that's all I ask
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Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
I feel like i want to go to a brexit celebration party this weekend. Am really chuffed about this.
Imagine how boring it would have been if we had remained. Surely our low pound is helping out all those countries already. Unless you are only concerned about yourself that's a good thing? We are all well off, stop being greedy and think about what's really important, not your holidays and value of your money.
Still yet to hear why its bad apart from money.
Unfortunately money makes the world go round...
-Recession
-further inflation
-decreased wages
-increased tax
-visa's required for staying within eu countries
-import tax
-poorer exchange rates
-France now talking about moving Calais camps to England (more immigration!)
-EU was pouring hundreds of millions into UK cities and councils for improvements and regeneration
-people (particularly students) could freely / easily travel to other countries in pursuit of careers.
People have primarily voted due to their dissatisfaction with UK politics / politicians / policies which is something completely different to the EU, tis a shame....
Says it all: https://www.facebook.com/Channel4News/videos/10153842562976939/
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Nic Barnes
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You seem very angry about this moes tavern. Like most remain people, toys well and truly thrown out the pram.
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MoesTavern
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I thought I was being quite calm about the whole thing, actually. If I was that bothered I'd have actually voted.
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Rob_Quads
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The remain complain really missed a trick.
They should have highlighted all the projects that gain from EU grants i.e. the likes of the Eden Project etc. If enough of them were highlighted i'm sure it would have make a lot of people think twice.
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 who cares about a giant greenhouse
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Generation
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I went to the Eden project last year.
So fucking boring it's unreal, blistering heat/ load of fkin shit
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I'm genuinely shocked at how much the remain bunch are carrying on! What is the point of having a referendum with fair notice etc etc if every cunts going to chuck dummies, rattles and teddy bears out the pram after they don't win?
Like a school playground listening to some of these Muppets..
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Why won't the bbc post amy positive stories such as Aston Martin confirming they will be investing 200m in a plant in Wales post Brexit.
It's like they are reporting from.a very biased remain point of view
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Post by Simon Wren-Lewis, Oxford Economist, about the impact of Brexit, worth reading.
https://mainlymacro.blogspot.co.uk/2016/06/just-how-bad-will-brexit-be-and-can-it.html
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Originally posted by Steve
Why won't the bbc post amy positive stories such as Aston Martin confirming they will be investing 200m in a plant in Wales post Brexit.
It's like they are reporting from.a very biased remain point of view
BBC are the Tories puppets, they are trying to talk us into recession once again
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The bbc is making entirely false negative press. Why
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/morgan-stanley-denies-it-is-moving-2000-jobs-from-london-to-dublin-after-brexit-vote-a3280436.html
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Originally posted by Jimbothebarbarian
I'm genuinely shocked at how much the remain bunch are carrying on! What is the point of having a referendum with fair notice etc etc if every cunts going to chuck dummies, rattles and teddy bears out the pram after they don't win?
Like a school playground listening to some of these Muppets..
I think one of main things that really annoyed the remain camp is the speed at which the primary leave campaigners have admitted that they essentially lied to the public i.e. using the 350m figure was a 'mistake' and that admitting now (but not previously) that immigration could well go up out of the EU. Within 24/48 hours they are retracting major vote winning policies which will have swayed people.
Looks like Boris & Grove are not too happy - they have no chance of lasting as PM as they are never going to deliver on their promises which will mean instant loss at the next election.
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Originally posted by Rob_Quads
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Originally posted by Jimbothebarbarian
I'm genuinely shocked at how much the remain bunch are carrying on! What is the point of having a referendum with fair notice etc etc if every cunts going to chuck dummies, rattles and teddy bears out the pram after they don't win?
Like a school playground listening to some of these Muppets..
I think one of main things that really annoyed the remain camp is the speed at which the primary leave campaigners have admitted that they essentially lied to the public i.e. using the 350m figure was a 'mistake' and that admitting now (but not previously) that immigration could well go up out of the EU. Within 24/48 hours they are retracting major vote winning policies which will have swayed people.
Looks like Boris & Grove are not too happy - they have no chance of lasting as PM as they are never going to deliver on their promises which will mean instant loss at the next election.
Also the fact that some reports saying the leave vote was a protest vote against a government that has been in only a year. They could of just waited four years and in that time sort out the Labour Party rather than screw the country over for however long this brexit shit takes to sort out.
I'm sure these people will be the first to moan when imported good like petrol starts going up as the pound is now worth less
[Edited on 26-06-2016 by Stu_22]
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Steve
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The pound is not worthless. You are buying into the remain media led hype.
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If the pound is worthless I'll give you a bottle of lucozade for £80.
Good deal IMO
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I like the thought of all those bankers crying about this. 
Serves them right, they fucked the economy up, and now the non-portfolio people have had there revenge.
May as well voted leave if you have nothing to lose, what amazes me is the amount of people who think they were well off and now feel their money is threatened.
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Ben G
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Originally posted by MoesTavern
I thought I was being quite calm about the whole thing, actually. If I was that bothered I'd have actually voted.
We have an agreement in work whereby anyone who didn't bother getting of their arse to vote isn't allowed to have an opinion on the whole debate.
This seems like a good idea to be implemented in this thread also.
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Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
I like the thought of all those bankers crying about this.
Serves them right, they fucked the economy up, and now the non-portfolio people have had there revenge.
May as well voted leave if you have nothing to lose, what amazes me is the amount of people who think they were well off and now feel their money is threatened.
You do relalise not everybody working in banks has a decision to fuck the economy up? Not all of them earn millions, and that most of them are just ordinary people trying to earn wages
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Originally posted by MoesTavern
I thought I was being quite calm about the whole thing, actually. If I was that bothered I'd have actually voted.
We have an agreement in work whereby anyone who didn't bother getting of their arse to vote isn't allowed to have an opinion on the whole debate.
This seems like a good idea to be implemented in this thread also.
lol y u mad tho?
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Originally posted by Ben G
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Originally posted by MoesTavern
I thought I was being quite calm about the whole thing, actually. If I was that bothered I'd have actually voted.
We have an agreement in work whereby anyone who didn't bother getting of their arse to vote isn't allowed to have an opinion on the whole debate.
This seems like a good idea to be implemented in this thread also.
i did a postal vote, so didn't really get off my arse, does that count?
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Originally posted by Ian
Vote origin |>50| for the recount petition:
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Canada (CA) : 4402
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Ben G
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Originally posted by Nic Barnes
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Originally posted by Ben G
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Originally posted by MoesTavern
I thought I was being quite calm about the whole thing, actually. If I was that bothered I'd have actually voted.
We have an agreement in work whereby anyone who didn't bother getting of their arse to vote isn't allowed to have an opinion on the whole debate.
This seems like a good idea to be implemented in this thread also.
i did a postal vote, so didn't really get off my arse, does that count?
Yes that counts. My dad did that as he's fucked off to Mexico whilst it's all been kicking off.
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Nic Barnes
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Yeah knew I wouldn't be in the country so that's why also
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