Possibly.Its like they said, those with nothing to lose, unemployed, council estates etc, may as well vote for change as can it get worse for them?
How large a proportion of the electorate are they anyway, do you think?
Possibly.Its like they said, those with nothing to lose, unemployed, council estates etc, may as well vote for change as can it get worse for them?
Europe is falling faster, but being bigger they'll be landing in snow
We're falling slower, onto jagged rocks
Plus halfway down Scotland says "**** this" and parachutes away from us
Donald Tusk is saying Article 50 could take 7 years to go through. A lot can change in that time and if the EU is prepared to reform to make it a viable system then perhaps there's a chance that we don't ultimately come out
He's trying to say leavers are uneducated racists without saying the actual words mate![]()
Scotland aren't going anywhere. Firstly the SNP don't have a majority in the Scottish Parliament so won't manage to pass the call for a new referendum, secondly they would need approval from the uk government for it to be a binding referendum which they won't get having had a referendum so recently, thirdly the economics of Scottish independance don't work, they were previously based on strong, stable oil prices which are now volatile and less than half the price they were before.
Then if you also take into consideration that a million more people voted in the Scottish independance referendum, with the result of staying, than voted in this eu referendum you'd have to come to the conclusion that there is more interest in staying as part of the U.K. than as part of Europe, so the grounds simply aren't there for a referendum.
You're wrong. Well you're right on the Scottish parliament, but Scottish Labour would be insane not to side with a populist SNP move for a referendum knowing that at the next Scottish parliament elections they'd be hosed. Sturgeon will get her majority sooner or later. And as yesterday proved, don't always rely on logical arguments about things like oil to overcome flag-waving and jingoism.
Perhaps. But you can't call these people who voted Leave progressive, open-minded cosmopolitans can you?! The whole purpose of education is to broaden minds and encourage people to accept and understand cultures different to their own, so in that sense you might call them uneducated. And there are certainly racists amongst their number, mixed in with a large number of xenophobics (different principles to racists) and very fearful people, more likely to find them there than on the Remain side anyway
Bankers and industrialists join politicians as the most hated people on the planet and doubtless few would have any sympathy for them.Haven't a clue mate. But I do know that relying on the finance sector has caused a lot of the issues that got us here...relying on the whims and gambles of millionaires playing global poker knowing we would pick up the tab.
A centralised political class that removed itself from the people to suck on the finance tit.
Industrialisation was a literal explosion in terms of time...got to stop looking back and saying...we've lost this...we no longer do that..it's done. Does it mean we can't decide to reintroduce certain manufacturing or other industries...tech? It won't look like the glory days and trying to go back to that will fail expensively..
We've turned a bit whiney as a people...always reasons something can't be done...why we can't compete with x y z..
Got to start somewhere...I'll be of no help there I'm not a pioneer of tech industry or whatever ...other than getting trained and job in what comes from it.
Not remotely saying it'll be painless or easy but what else do we do?
"These people" - as if all people who voted out can be generalised under one set of criteria. I'd like to think I'm open minded, progressive and had a good education and I'm certainly not a racist, but I voted to leave.
So you don't accept that this is bigger than our 5 year merry-go-round?What's happened has happened. Prob mean **** all difference for at least 2 years and probably bigger all will happen after that anyway. We vote for a new PM every few years who promise different things and I've never noticed a difference so meh

I'm not saying abandon it altogether. But they will stay or go where they make the most money..EU no EU..I'm also not saying demonise them but shift away from so heavy a reliance...if doom is true they are going anyway so we have to plan an economy with that in mind anyway...Bankers and industrialists join politicians as the most hated people on the planet and doubtless few would have any sympathy for them.
However, if one in the eye for them actually brings the whole shebang down around our ears what has anyone gained?
So you don't accept that this is bigger than our 5 year merry-go-round?
You really haven't been paying attention, have you?![]()

Perhaps. But you can't call these people who voted Leave progressive, open-minded cosmopolitans can you?! The whole purpose of education is to broaden minds and encourage people to accept and understand cultures different to their own, so in that sense you might call them uneducated. And there are certainly racists amongst their number, mixed in with a large number of xenophobics (different principles to racists) and very fearful people, more likely to find them there than on the Remain side anyway
Who knows Saint who knows. Like I said, no one knows what the future holds. It may be good it may be bad.
End of the day, only live once so just enjoy the ride and not get too stressed and worries about things out of your control
Being in or out of EU won't change or stop me doing what I like doing day to day so
