[monsterLd]

Originally posted by BlazingLovatic

The STATISTICS literally say that Leave voters are more likely to be poor, old, white and uneducated.

It's a fact.

I'm not even bothering arguing. It's very sad that our country is literally divided. This wouldn't have happened if our government actually listened to non-Londoners

[Jicky]

Originally posted by BlazingLovatic

I don't understand.

Isn't that only allowed because Switzerland is a part of the Schengen zone?

you are right.

[BlazingLovatic]

Originally posted by Humunukuapua

Kind of tragic that this even has to happen. I guess the people of the UK don't have a democracy after all.

wait, you're not British?

[Reader]

Originally posted by geo

I find it humourous but also sad how right-wing conservatives were actually on the side of the working class for once, and lefties, including the so-called Labour Party, were on the side of the elites and big business.

Labour voters didn't give a stuff what their party told them and voted Leave in droves. That surprised me tbh. They are incredibly out of touch with their electorate and need a huge shift in tone and policy. Champagne socialists from leafy Islington are not the tea.

[Humunukuapua]

Originally posted by BlazingLovatic

wait, you're not British?

Yes, I am.

[BlazingLovatic]

Originally posted by Humunukuapua

Yes, I am.

oh, sorry.
I misinterpreted your post.

[karma police]

Originally posted by Kim Kardashian

Not having TTIP is one of the few decent things that have come out of us leaving tbh.

I don't like TTIP too, but do you guys realise that USA will now effortlessly force you to sign even worse agreements? Especially with that Boris dude as PM.

[geo]

Originally posted by Reader

Labour voters didn't give a stuff what their party told them and voted Leave in droves. That surprised me tbh. They are incredibly out of touch with their electorate and need a huge shift in tone and policy. Champagne socialists from leafy Islington are not the tea.

They think their supporters should listen to them as opposed to the other way around.

Their position needs to be to negotiate a just exit from the European Union that doesn't involve free movement of labour, otherwise UKIP will become a serious threat in their heartlands...

[GypsyLife]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

Apparently Section 29 is a Westminster act so UK Parliament would change it, not Scotland's local MPs BUT that would fan the independence flames more. Westminster is stuck even more between a rock and a hard place.

You know what I find absolutely amazing. It seems like they just discovered it now. How come all these technicalities have not been investigated and scripts were made in case Leave would happen. It's not like nobody knew there was gonna be a referendum in the first place.

[Reader]

Originally posted by geo

They think their supporters should listen to them as opposed to the other way around.

Their position needs to be to negotiate a just exit from the European Union that doesn't involve free movement of labour, otherwise UKIP will become a serious threat in their heartlands...

Losing all those Scottish votes to SNP means they will always struggle in elections now, and UKIP literally hoovered up Labour/Lib Dem votes at the last election. Labour are such poor opposition atm, we need someone who'll appeal to the working class or they can say goodbye to the keys to No.10 for a long time.

[ontherocks]

Will Adele release a new album soon and boost UK's economy?

[Cz!]

I can't at some Britons living in Spain wanting the UK to leave the Union. They can't be that stupid.

[Lorelei]

[GypsyLife]

Originally posted by Cz!

I can't at some Britons living in Spain wanting the UK to leave the Union. They can't be that stupid.

Well yes they are. Not all of them were able to vote tho.

[BlazingLovatic]

If you're British, but out of the country, can you still vote somehow, or do you have to physically be in the country at the time?

[Buyonce1814]

Originally posted by BlazingLovatic

If you're British, but out of the country, can you still vote somehow, or do you have to physically be in the country at the time?

I think there's something called vote by proxy where someone can vote on your behalf?

[skankle]

Originally posted by Buyonce1814

I think there's something called vote by proxy where someone can vote on your behalf?

Yep, my friend who's studying in France (rip) did this.

[GypsyLife]

Originally posted by BlazingLovatic

If you're British, but out of the country, can you still vote somehow, or do you have to physically be in the country at the time?

You can register as an overseas voter for up to 15 years after leaving the UK, as long as:

-you’re a British citizen
-you were registered to vote in the UK within the previous 15 years (or, in some cases, if you were too young to have registered when you left the UK)

[Silence.]

Originally posted by Humunukuapua

Kind of tragic that this even has to happen. I guess the people of the UK don't have a democracy after all.

It has thus far been established that the voters are scum. I'm here for the parliament grabbing us by the balls and directing us back to our seats.

[FBF]

Originally posted by skankle

Yep, my friend who's studying in France (rip) did this.

Now what is that all about ?
I truly don't think the referendum will be blocked by Parliament or that another referendum will be held, or whatever. I'd really be asking for riots, especially since the ones who voted for leave are who they are.