Brexit: Should the UK stay or go?

Done what's right for Britain in the long term

London = Dalaran confirmed

any chance that Cameron pulls a Vince an ignores the fan reaction and continues to push EU reigns? it's not legally binding right, he can put it before parliament? not gonna act like I follow politics outside of WWE tbh

Pretty sure the Stoke Caliphate would behead him live on BBC

can't wait to wake up and find out the biggest OUT voting areas have been suspended due to a wellness violation tbh

Tomwin Lannister wrote:Done what's right for Britain in the long term

Banter isn't long term

It's actually happening ffs

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Never gonna happen, if anybody is juicing it's going to be London

Firenze wrote:any chance that Cameron pulls a Vince an ignores the fan reaction and continues to push EU reigns? it's not legally binding right, he can put it before parliament? not gonna act like I follow politics outside of WWE tbh

He's going to suspend the EU and put the taxes on Ireland imo.

Hmm Cameron may resign in the upcoming weeks if brexit happens. Which looks mostly the case atm.

Remain was projected to be up around 54% but are at 48%. Will only go down.

rwo power wrote:

ES wrote:Hope London breaks away if Leave wins, only relevant city

Like this?

I'm definitely for this.

If only I can knock them off like prime Lucio though @Firenze

zigra wrote:

Tomwin Lannister wrote:Done what's right for Britain in the long term

Banter isn't long term

It's actually happening ffs

What is Banter may never die.



In all srsness though there's a reason most of England bar London are voting out, especially working class areas. You can only shit on them for so long. Whilst I sure as hell won't be living my life working class, you have to respect them and keep them happy.

Don't see many people on high 5 figure salaries dropping out to smash a 14 hour factory shift when people have had enough being stepped on.

this is all part of littlefinger's plan IMO

playing us like a damn fiddle

save us dany

RealGunner wrote:Hmm Cameron may resign in the upcoming weeks if brexit happens. Which looks mostly the case atm.

really lol? what are the odds of that happening in your opinion

RIP ES

He's a mess, even a lot of Remain lads will be happy with him *bleep* off.

"South down votes to remain"


You know when you can't be bothered to name a city. Might as well call it south down

I've heard the reasoning for voting out for a lot of people on ground lvl while out and about and it's mostly gibberish, they don't really know what they're voting for except that foreigners are costing the money and opportunity, apparently. Obviously that isn't the case for everyone voting out but I'd wager it is for a solid 98.6%

Almost 500k more leave atm

Tomwin Lannister wrote:Don't see many people on high 5 figure salaries dropping out to smash a 14 hour factory shift when people have had enough being stepped on.

I guess the workers will be utterly enthusiastic when the EU workers' rights protection laws get scrapped and the UK big wigs make sure that their businesses can make more profit.

By the way, I found this site very enlightening: http://blogs.ec.europa.eu/ECintheUK/euromyths-a-z-index/

Although we all joke about immigration, Europes uncontrolled immigration legitimately is messing up working class people. Big time.

Simple economics really, the supply of unskilled workers is sky high, the demand is not.

So people who are trying to support families and have worked shit but important jobs their entire lives are struggling.

EU love open borders, you need to control immigration and recruit the numbers and the types of workers you actually need. You can't do that in the EU.

Tomwin Lannister wrote:

zigra wrote:

Tomwin Lannister wrote:Done what's right for Britain in the long term

Banter isn't long term

It's actually happening ffs

What is Banter may never die.



In all srsness though there's a reason most of England bar London are voting out, especially working class areas. You can only shit on them for so long. Whilst I sure as hell won't be living my life working class, you have to respect them and keep them happy.

Don't see many people on high 5 figure salaries dropping out to smash a 14 hour factory shift when people have had enough being stepped on.

I'm all for improving the situation of the working class (though from what I heard it's hardly down to the working class and the votes are relative even) but leaving the EU won't improve the situation and people will realise that if that's the result today.

Tomwin Lannister wrote:Although we all joke about immigration, Europes uncontrolled immigration legitimately is messing up working class people. Big time.

Simple economics really, the supply of unskilled workers is sky high, the demand is not.

So people who are trying to support families and have worked shit but important jobs their entire lives are struggling.

EU love open borders, you need to control immigration and recruit the numbers and the types of workers you actually need. You can't do that in the EU.

Actually it's the system.

Tomwin Lannister wrote:He's a mess, even a lot of Remain lads will be happy with him *bleep* off.

yeah he's a massive pleb

I am a little worried though with the precedent voting out could possibly set, never expected it to be like this, thought remain would overwhelmingly win. UKIP are only going to be stronger in the future, I fear for where this country is heading in the next decade tbh. Need you to take me with you to Murika tbh, make sure you get a two matress trailer.

Firenze wrote:

RealGunner wrote:Hmm Cameron may resign in the upcoming weeks if brexit happens. Which looks mostly the case atm.

really lol? what are the odds of that happening in your opinion

We have had over 50% results now and Remain is going down slowly in votes. Unless there is a Vale army like swerve towards the end, it doesn't look likely we will still be in EU by 8am.

Cameron will resign before the year 90%. He has massively regretted throwing a referendum and has not bothered to talk about an exit plan. He doesn't know what he will do when he goes to his office in the morning. His party is divided as well. Over 60 MPs are shitting about their jobs because they backed Cameron.

Same with Labour and Corbyn

There is going to be a political chaos if Brexit does happen. High chances we may have another election because no one is going to accept Boris the clown as the PM.

The workers rights argument is scaremongering

Britain was a leading force in workers rights before the EU

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/7067d5e0-fa4e-11e5-b3f6-11d5706b613b.html


Read if you're concerned about working rights.

Pound down to 8%. Entire country will be in an economical mess in the morning. 20p freddos will cost £20 lol