That article seems incredibly biased but there's always reasons why those rules are put in place that might not always be obvious.

The BBC do a good overview of the pros and cons of the EU: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politic...endum-36027205

And yes we have Dyson vacuums, I'm guessing certain models are banned here though based on that article.

well damn it's offical UK gonna be single and ready to mingle.

damn, the absolute madmen actually did it



now let us have Trump

lmao they actually did it

So Great Britain is out, this is a sad day for the EU and Great Britain, here are some polls on everything ;(

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ClsGOerUYAApSMf.jpg:large

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ClsF4Q4VAAAT_TH.jpg:large

So who is going to break away first? Northern Ireland or Scottland?

****... looks like im not going to study there.

have you heard the news
everyone's talking
stocks ain't good
cause everything's DROPPING

EVERYTHING IS DROPPING
things ain't lookin good
if you're in the UK

EVERYTHING IS DROPPING

this does not accurately represent my views or feelings about the situation. it's just that if it rhymes, it's true. for best results, sing to the tune of "Everything is Awesome!"

GG UK

I'm actually fricking suprised majority voted leave.. only time will tell if this is good or bad(Obviously there will be few years to re-establish what's going to happen)

Most who voted out was basically take back control of our own laws etc also think the Eu will crumble same time uk will be sorting **** out, sure there will be struggles(Prices raised/taxed more/less benefits) but that was always going to happen when taking a big risk.

OH and to put out to all the Americans this EU debate has been media bias from start to remain in! So take it as you will and vote, don't back out of voting for your next president.

Lol, Britain was built on lots of different industrial work back in the day only reason they ended up in eu was because of the war and to become closer to other countries but also by doing this we cut out trades with many countries and had to go of laws made/accepted in brussels.

and @David Cameron he was original person to want out of the EU and made the referendum happen for majority verdict then started to backtrack on himself because now he'll soon be done for.

EDIT: David Cameron Has just resigned.

Cameron just stepped down

north ireland flirting with the idea of a united ireland and scotland will prob want to **** off and become its own country since the vast majority voted to stay

maybe the english being third world semi ******s (except rufus he is bae) is gonna pay off afterall

Neither.Why?

This was the expected outcome of a leave vote, but hopefully things will improve in the long run.

No. He promised to hold one during the General Election. He never wanted to hold a vote, he was pressured into doing so.

You forgot to mention Wales.

Damn, that's sort of sad for the young people. It's the old British people who voted the most to stay, and they only have around 20 or less years of their life. Pretty much 60% of young people wanted to stay compared to 20% to leave. They have to live for the next 70 years with the decision the old people made.

Honestly, for these long term situations, young people's votes should be weighted more heavily than seniors.

I don't know **** about Wales, other than some inappropriate sheep jokes.

Oh yeah actually it was Gordon Brown who first brought debate around then David Cameron decided that it was time to have the vote on the eu(After they give some offer) He did say in one of the vids/press conferences that UK would be ok outside of the EU but then later on Once campaigns started stuck with remain, that is very understandable because of his role/would be affected-that we now know he's resigned after losing debate(October for next person in)

I thought we'd remain in to be honest, but it's the turnout that ultimately decides and many who was undecided should have registered to vote and vote to remain if was unsure on decision.