Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Liann28]

I spent most of yesterday receiving handshakes and congratulations from co workers and reading my inboxes,mostly all saying its a brave move and hope it all works out.
If Germany could vote it would be an all out "out"...they seam a little jealous that GB have taken that leap.
It's a mostly negative step as the media show it here but the average street person would love a chance too jump on the band wagon and rip into the EU s regime

 

[Muggins]

No worries mate and glad you didn't take offence.

To be fair to you, if you chose not to vote because of the reasons stated, then fair enough... maybe there should have been an "Undecided" or "Cannot make an objective decision" voting option.

I was more aiming my comment at those who didn't vote cos they couldn't be bothered.

I'd of definitely turned out to vote for "undecided" if it had been an option, so I could at least be heard and have some input as a tax paying citizen.

 

[Arteta2391]

nothing ever really matters

 

[ianefc]

Italy and Denmark's far right are now demanding an EU Exit, is that how we are now seen? Is that who we are now aligned with?

 

[COYBL25]

nothing ever really matters

To me

 

[Lee Smith]

Ah man, I'm really having an identity crisis at the moment reading this thread! I'm traditionally a left of centre liberal leaning believer of opportunities for all and a staunch supporter of human rights. But last election I voted UKIP as a lot of their manifesto struck home with me, but I'm not an immigrant hating racist. But I voted 'Leave' and stand by that decision. What kind of freak am I?

 

[ToffeeDan]

Maybe if the Government had listened to - or at least heard - these views we wouldn't have got into this mess..

 

[Moomin]

Maybe if the Government had listened to - or at least heard - these views we wouldn't have got into this mess..

Immigration won't change, we will agree to free movement with the EU.

 

[COYBL25]

Ah man, I'm really having an identity crisis at the moment reading this thread! I'm traditionally a left of centre liberal leaning believer of opportunities for all and a staunch supporter of human rights. But last election I voted UKIP as a lot of their manifesto struck home with me, but I'm not an immigrant hating racist. But I voted 'Leave' and stand by that decision. What kind of freak am I?

Everyone is entitled to change their mind now and again mate.

Everything will be alright in the end x

 

[Bruce Wayne]

http://www.theguardian.com/politics...-anger-how-the-europeans-in-london-see-brexit

Sadly these views are echoed by every immigrant I know.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I'd of definitely turned out to vote for "undecided" if it had been an option, so I could at least be heard and have some input as a tax paying citizen.

Like the few million folks who live and work here (and are hugely impacted by this vote) who were denied a say?

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Maybe if the Government had listened to - or at least heard - these views we wouldn't have got into this mess..

I bet that bloke has never seen a single person from any of the countries he mentions in his entire life.

 

[Kurt.]

 

[Whistlin' Dixie]

Huge human rights issues surrounding the treatment of groups, especially the Kurds. And huge huge corruption in their government.

Heroin gateway to the west...

 

[Whistlin' Dixie]

Wonder all you want, I got 1.52 November 23rd 2015 I got 1.69 September 2014. A steady decline as the Tory's edged us towards today.

Without meaning to come across as pedantic, but weren't the tories governing us on those dates, too?

Rates fluctuate, peaks 'n' troughs...It was going to happen in the event of an 'out' vote; we all knew it.

Oh, and there were as many tories wanting to remain as wanted out.