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I completely expected a rigged vote to stay in or for the government to completely ignore our votes if it resulted in leave. Turns out I was wrong
It's a shame really, another london riot would've been nice. I could do with a new flat screen |
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Economists said it was going to happen yet more half the population still voted no, it completely boggles me as to why. |
More polls and Data coming up. This is a really impressive one.
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British pound down ~10%, time to get some cheap foreign snacks from Amazon.co.uk
I love seeing globalization fail |
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2016 is an exciting time to be alive. UK drops out of European Union. Trump becomes president. A Finding Nemo sequel. Martians found on Mars. The Sun explodes. Exciting stuff!
also. LOL |
There currently is a petition to redo the whole vote out of EU thing in Britain who already has 150.000 signatures. 100.000 are needed so it's discussed in Parliament. Maybe they'll actually stay [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
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Me at 3:30AM last night:
That is all. |
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Good luck UK. At least one good thing seems to be coming out of this. |
From what I understand, 40%~ of the youth didn't even vote and now they're upset about the result... (an argument for compulsory voting goes here).
The "Leave" team, led by Farage also had disingenuous campaigns and adverts going around, it was basically a scare campaign. A lot of leavers now want to stay in and it's too late -.- Hopefully there'll be some kind of intervention because it's a seriously bad situation |
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