[Iris]

Can the good sis Elizabeth stop Brexit?

[Diarrhoea]

Originally posted by Cas

Isn't there a possibility that the parliament will vote off the referendum?

No.

[Diarrhoea]

Originally posted by Iris

Can the good sis Elizabeth stop Brexit?

No. [2]

[jackieshann]

Originally posted by Humunukuapua

I come from a family of immigrants and voted leave, it's not just a clear 'they're racist and don't want any immigrants!!!1'. Immigration is a key part of today's society and with or without the EU it's going to happen. It's more about having a more balanced level.

I agree. People appreciate the benefit of immigration, they just want a more balanced system that actually makes it efficient for Britain's economy.

[Scorpio]

Originally posted by Humunukuapua

I come from a family of immigrants and voted leave, it's not just a clear 'they're racist and don't want any immigrants!!!1'. Immigration is a key part of today's society and with or without the EU it's going to happen. It's more about having a more balanced level.

I'm sure y'all didn't care about that 'balance' back then when it was you wanted to enter the country...

[B'Day]

Originally posted by DOMINO

I know some people who were under 20 who voted to leave.

But statistically, majority of young people wanted to stay.

[Ryann]

Originally posted by Humunukuapua

I come from a family of immigrants and voted leave, it's not just a clear 'they're racist and don't want any immigrants!!!1'. Immigration is a key part of today's society and with or without the EU it's going to happen. It's more about having a more balanced level.

So there's an issue with Europeans coming here to work but it's okay for Becky from Southend to pop out her seventh fatherless kid on benefits?

[Six]

UK is on the brink of not being United at all if they keep dissolving themselves because or Brit Trump's idealisms.
This doesn't make any sense. The Leave campaign used Brit's own pride agaisnt themselves and they'll strip them off their power doing so and they actually said yes to all of it. It's a shame that most people voted out of fear, discrimination, racism and unfounded illusions painted as real problems. As if immigration is holding back the UK. Immigration makes the UK. This isn't the 18th centrury. Not all Brits are Germanic people. They'll have to deal with the fact that immigrants make their country as much as their own natives. This is 2016, the world doesn't need to be divided. The United Kingdom should remain together and holding hands with other countries. They're setting themselves up and screwing up something that has been growing for decades to make Europe a better place. Their own patriotismt and nationalism is going to end them. If I recall correctly capitalism, nationalism, pride and fueling the fear of immigrants and blaming them for the country's problems has happened before in Europe and it didn't well. (Germany, Nazis, for those who who missed the point). In fact, the EU appeared to AVOID this to happen again and there we have it 50+ years later the UK is willingly walking towards this cliff as if History never happened.

[Silence.]

Originally posted by Cas

Isn't there a possibility that the parliament will vote off the referendum?

Sure it's a possibility but it's unlikely. If Parliament votes it off it goes against the whole democracy thing. The hope is that these beginnings of an economic catastrophe might act as a major incentive for it. But still unlikely.

[Wonderland]

Originally posted by Iris

Can the good sis Elizabeth stop Brexit?

No.

Though I wonder what would happen if she did refuse to sign it. Isn't she above the law so that'd be interesting.

[biebervelli]

Originally posted by Wonderland

This is so representative of the situation right now:

Tyra: The world
Tiffany: The UK
Girl next to Tiffany: Scotland and NI
Other girls: The EU

[Ryann]

Originally posted by Iris

Can the good sis Elizabeth stop Brexit?

I think she technically could but she would never. She's always stayed out of politics and not held a public opinion on it.

[Iris]

Originally posted by Diarrhoea

No. [2]

Then what's the point of having a queen if she can't do ****?

[EtherealCat]

Originally posted by Iris

Can the good sis Elizabeth stop Brexit?

She is said to be pro Brexit

[Humunukuapua]

Originally posted by jackieshann

I agree. People appreciate the benefit of immigration, they just want a more balanced system that actually makes it efficient for Britain's economy.

Exactly! Britain is one of the most multi-cultural societies so there's no point in living here if you don't want that, but at the same time it doesn't mean anyone and everyone can live here. There needs to be some cut-off point for our own sake.

[Diarrhoea]

The way that they lost due to being elitist and condescending, and continue being elitist and condescending

[Scorpio]

Originally posted by B'Day

But statistically, majority of young people wanted to stay.

Obviously. I dragged my friend to the pits of hell.

[Oxidane]

Originally posted by Humunukuapua

I come from a family of immigrants and voted leave, it's not just a clear 'they're racist and don't want any immigrants!!!1'. Immigration is a key part of today's society and with or without the EU it's going to happen. It's more about having a more balanced level.

Yet research studies, including a very recent one by the London School of Economics have reported that migrants contribute more to our economy than they take, and that they do not pose the strain which media outlets such as the Daily Mail and The Sun refer to.

The leavers are so misinformed - everything is based on anecdote with them.

"more independence"
"borders"
...yet all of these have actually been disproved.

[Suede]

Originally posted by Ryann

So there's an issue with Europeans coming here to work but it's okay for Becky from Southend to pop out her seventh fatherless kid on benefits?

Don't do her daughter Kathleen-Angel like that

[Lifeline]

Bye UK