[Gui Blackout]

Cameron should really pull something to overturn this. His career is over anyway so he would at least save the world economy in the process

[Qwerty1234]

Originally posted by Sorbet

Praying 4 y'all.

Girl, you mean US. Praying for US. We didn't get to vote but the effects are felt worldwide.

[Monster Boy]

Originally posted by Downtown

Sorry but this is just WRONG.

[Grumpy Gills]

Anyone over the age of 60 should have no ****ing say in politics.

[Callisto.]

This is just so interesting to me.

I've never seen such a huge political **** up happen so quickly. Usually it happens gradually.

Like what do you say to people who you know voted this way?

[Suede]

Originally posted by Gui Blackout

Cameron should really pull something to overturn this. His career is over anyway so he would at least save the world economy in the process

I'll fulfill his pig fetish if he vetoes this

[Adonis]

I guess Texas is not the stupid place anymore. The UK one upped the US by voting for an economic collapse.

[Frozen99]

Originally posted by MillionLights

as much as i'd love parliament to veto this, referenda are extremely rare so when they're held they're a huge deal. the result of a referendum not being respected by mps (and let's be real, despite the fact i'm seething at leave winning, they won by 1 million votes so it wasn't that close) would mean huge backlash. mps aren't going to risk their seats (lots of labour voters voted to leave so labour mps aren't going to risk losing the support from them) or destroying their party.

That doesn't sound very hopeful Do we know when the MPs are gonna vote?

I mean, 1 milion is huge number but it was not by more than 1 %

[RoyalT]

I understand why they weren't happy with the EU, but they could re-negotiate the agreement not just leave

[Save My Life]

Originally posted by Grumpy Gills

Anyone over the age of 60 should have no ****ing say in politics.

Something I agree with

[Qwerty1234]

Originally posted by Vision

the average cost of a mortgage could increase by up to £1,000 a year.

The Treasury forecast a rise of between 0.7% and 1.1% in borrowing costs (on top of what happens)

Since costs for landlords would increase, rents would also be likely to rise.

house prices could be hit by between 10% and 18%

leaving the EU would cause unemployment to rise in the UK.

wages will be between 2.8% and 4% lower at the point of maximum impact, with a typical worker at least £780 a year worse off.

the government's income could also fall, leaving it with less money to spend.

Estimates of the size of that possible shortfall vary between £28bn and £44bn by 2019-20.

Since the welfare budget amounts to about 28% of all government spending, it is logical that it might see a significant proportion of cuts, further reducing the generosity of tax credits and benefit payments.

some families could lose as much as £2,771 a year.

a 2p rise on the basic tax rate - currently 20p in the pound - and a 3p rise in the higher rate - currently 40p. He also said Inheritance Tax (IHT) might rise by 5p, from its current 40p.

a holiday for four people for eight nights will cost £230 extra, as a result of sterling's devaluation

The cost of using a mobile phone in Europe could also rise.


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New article by the bbc, thanks vote leave, hope you're happy

It didn't have to be this waaaaaaaaay.

[Qwerty1234]

Originally posted by RoyalT

I understand why they weren't happy with the EU, but they could re-negotiate the agreement not just leave

!!!!

Especially since the EU bends over backwards for the UK!

[HEARTCORE]

Originally posted by B'Day

https://twitter.com/playbuddmansion/...12880138088448

"Gaga have you finished LG5 yet?"

[AvrilLaQueen]

omg, did y'all really left our beautiful European Union??

[Frozen99]

Originally posted by Skywalker

Sinn Féin calls for poll on Irish unity after NI votes Remain

MESS.

The decay of the UK, has SNP asked for the same thing?

[Qwerty1234]

Originally posted by Callisto.

This is just so interesting to me.

I've never seen such a huge political **** up happen so quickly. Usually it happens gradually.

Like what do you say to people who you know voted this way?

Thanks for ruining my future. And have a horrible ****ing day, you ****ing ****.

[Artemisia]

Is the pound still depreciating

[J a y]

Oh god, Boris is to speak next. Your future PM, ladies and gentlemen.

[Mr. Fahrenheit]

Originally posted by Skywalker

Sinn Féin calls for poll on Irish unity after NI votes Remain

MESS.

Gerry doesn't miss a trick.

[Skywalker]

I really don't feel like a huge poll like that isn't fair when the results are so close.

Practically half of the people who voted do not want this.