Your opinion?
>>79150117
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WEgUyauo8g
>>79150214
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WEgUyauo8g
Good for them, it's nice to see that a modern country can still Get shit done when the time arises. Also gives me a lot of hope that the US will make the right move in November.
I don't really know. I'm just here for the memes
>>79150117
shit flag desu.
>>79150436
the world needs to prepare for the anglosphere if trump wins, dont let us down
>>79150566
That's all I understand about American politics desu but Brexit is something I've followed for a while and it simultaneously provides good memes whilst actually being a good decision.
it was a laugh
I won't be able to buy a house on Mediterranean, I cant afford a house in uk. Now I'm stuck in muslim infested city.
If Brits take this as an opportunity to get rid of shit regulations, kick out shitskin immigrants, and slash welfare, then it will be a good thing. Don't blow it, Britbongs.
I'm also enjoying the neverending Leftist butthurt. They're going to do every slimy little thing they can to slander and smear the Leave vote, because they know that it's their death knell.
>Globalists actually managed to make "isolationism" a bad word
It's the new fascism.
>>79150117
>>79150676
Not even 1 shot fired this time
I hope that the politicians will get the message and stop the mass immigration.
In the best case, they will hold a new general election and there will be a purple surge and UKIP and the anti-immigration Conservatives will form a coalition Brexit government.
What will probably happen is that Boris or Theresa May will become PM with the current parliament and the country will end up like Norway where they trade border control for free trade. If they want to survive in this case, the conservatives will move to restrict non-EU immigration.
>>79151546
y u no leave just 11 stars?
they take a decision, now they need to face the good and bad consequences
>>79151844
>implying Fuehrer Merkel will let Brexit happen
>>79151719
why bother?
the 52% will be dead soon anyway
>>79151871
>implying a woman can be a furhrer
>>79150117
They likely made European Union a better place for the rest, mainly because the UK politicians are known to lick the US corporate ass.
>>79151942
She already is man. I know Colombian news is run by the cartels but still
I am not a UK citizen, so I don't have an opinion. It did not involve me.
>>79151546
>>79150676
>>79150117
That's the wrong flag you retards
>>79150117
Best thing for us gives us back the rights to make our own laws and trade deals gives us back control of our borders gets us away from the shit show that is going to happen to the country's left in the EU plus all the libtard tears have just been a cherry on top
>>79151906
Their opinion will be very relevant for the next 20 years. Old people vote more than younger people.
>>79150436
Hope you get Trump into the Whitehouse he is the hero you desrve yank bro
>>79152235
How about Boris' backpedaling on nearly everything? Does it worry you that the most likely PM-to-be is an hypocritical fuck that just used you in order to further his career?
I think the british far-right is a bunch of morons that will make nothing of the Brexit and will serve as an argument against all based european conservatives. They're gonna fuck it up for everybody, fuck you all.
>>79150117
>Muh democratic vote, freedom
Yeah that went well... The Tories are going to pick a New prime minister in an inner Party vote. Not to talk about labour.
>Muh sovereignity
Yeah that went really well too. A lot of pro brexit shills are already in full damage controll, having stupid dreams about norway plus. EU is calling the shoots now and they are fucking pissed. GB seems to hold europe hostage right now but what we see is actually the utter failure of the political system. The leave guys are clueless and have no leader. Opposition isn't any better. All of this is a big inner Torie revolt gone totally wrong.
>Muh EU scaremongering jew propaganda
t. 350 Million pounds
>friends with europe free Trade but no immigrantion
Dreams. EU is going to take a stand here. They have to scare off leave shills in other countries. Also a lot of the movers and shakers are pissed due to the special privileges of GB. They sure as hell won't grant GB special leave privileges.
>Muh economy, Trade Deals with other countries
Yeah that went really well.
All in all it is a fucking Cluster fuck amazing to watch. Reality denial here is great to watch and the Chaos is amazing. Finally something amusing. Oh also all english people can die of the plague as far as i am concerned. Eternal anglo deserves far worse.
>>79150117
dad finally divorced my shit step mom. feels good man
>>79150117
Then... why do they fucking fight the Nazis in the first place?
>>79150117
The single market did not favor the poor and they voted out. It seems that the vote is divided along lines of privilege, with the rich wanting to remain.
Now the wealthy and intellectual elite are resorting to the tactic of implying the working class are racist in attempt to discredit them.
I'm soused on the tears of liberals and millionaires. Good work Brit exiters.
>>79152579
Sorry we let the dirty whore fuck up our head so much son promise to be a better dad from now on
>>79150117
My country is free.
I've got three kids and my eldest child voted to leave the EU. She's almost twenty years of age. I
We voted together. I showed her how to take her ballot paper and cast her vote. I made sure that she undersood the importance of casting her vote.
My other kids are too young to vote.
Voting is secret. So I didn't even discuss it with my wife and children.
Casting a vote is a private matter.
>>79153519
why do you hate brown people
>>79151359
It is. Globalisation is the driving force of the economy. Clothes made in China, silicon chips from Singapore, oil from Venezuela.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparative_advantage
>>79153577
HIS COUNTRY IS FREE OF THE FALSE SONG OF GLOBALISM
>>79153670
You mean in denial about economic realities. Isolationism has short term benefits if you're a growing economy who's trying to grow a local industry by cutting of imported goods from that industry, thus creating internal demand for that good. Even then it's a gamble that the local economy will successfully fill the niche.
The UK is already a highly developed economy with huge banks and financial centers. It's niches are all already filled out. And the UK gives peanuts to the EU.
The brexit makes no economic sense.
>>79153887
Isolationism? having an actual border is now isolationism? Fucking lol, the EU is about to collapse thanks to these saints and people are worried about the goatfuckers not being allowed in? kekekek
>>79152300
Check'd. A Boris and Trump partnership would be fucking lethal. Especially if they can get Putin involved in their shenanigans.
>>79150117
Btw I think Brexit is a good thing. I would never want to bail out Greece and Spain, which s what the Euro is looking like having to do. Also having your politicians actually able to represent the will of the people is vital. At Brussels the will of the people is scorned.
>>79153887
You can have trade deals without accepting every fucking cunt that tries to cross the border, moron.
>>79150117
Good.
>>79154675
Thats a ride that could be fun but lest get Nigel on and brois off
>>79152513
Don't bother m8. Leave voters are deluded as fuck. It's quite amazing how we are still getting Leave people hand-waving away the grave economic consequences of the vote. Basically everybody is too embarrassed to admit that they ignored the experts, so fuck it, may as well double-down on the bullshit.
"We've had enough of experts" is the kind of attitude that could destroy the country, this referendum has shone a harsh light on the level of ignorance that most of the public has wallowed in as successive governments have told all kinds of outrageous lies and had them reinforced by most of the press.
>>79150117
Everything is fine.
>>79154750
Don't forget Italy.
>>79154899
The UK will have the full freedom of movement they did prior to when they leave the EU.
There hasn't been a single coherent argument about what the UK are going to do next. It's either Brexiters keeping quiet cause they know they've fucked the country over, or a bunch of incoherent nonsense about German car manufactuers.
It's like listening to Trump talking
>"we're gonna go to Brussels and we're gonna get a great deal, it's gonna be the best deal cause let me tell ya I know how these people work, cause I've been to Brussels and I love Brussels and they love me that I can tell you. It's gonna be great, we're gonna get the best deals".
That actually is it. That's it. Throw in 'and also the rest of the world, like we couldn't before' and that's it. You are a fucking JOKE.
>>79155115
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36660133
>>79155266
Where does it say this in the brochure?
>>79155266
Keep promising that to yourself
>>79155403
These ooga boogas never learn, amirite?
>>79153887
>Brexit means isolationism
Boy the globalists really did a number on you huh
>>79150117
I was strongly against brexit and I stand by it. But now that it's done, I'm kinda looking forward to an EU without british obstructionism.
Also the US lost thei primary means of influencing the EU.
>>79155535
Of course the UK is isolated-- IT'S FUCKING ISLANDS KEKEKEKEKEKEKEK
>>79150117
>flag
Your flag might lose the blue stuff yet. (Contribution from Scotland) But as far as England is going full 14/88 right now fire bombing halal meatmarkets and telling Polish "vermin" to pack their bags, the swastika is accurate.
>>79155403
OK. Let me make this very plain. The UK need the single market, the government already knows this despite the vote. This is not even a point up for discussion amongst any serious person.
The vote for sovereignty will be a reduction ad-absurdum of sovereignty in the 2nd best case scenario outcome: Associate membership/EEA (the best case scenario is we retain EU membership).
UK have, let me make this very clear, the UK have voted for the EU to do to them precisely the thing you Leave voters wanted to Leave. The UK will not have any say in how the rules and regulations of their country is run. Maybe you will wake up to this tomorrow, maybe in a week, maybe in a few months. They didn't take back control. They gave it all away. All of it.
>>79155516
There is one way
>>79155678
The fire rises
>>79155563
Good luck trying to cash that welfare check next time around. Your economy will be wasted along with your utopian european pipe dream
>>79155115
We have officially reached SJW levels of delusion. If you look at the situation even partially unbiased Brexit was a fucking disaster. What we get here is meeming about trump and farage, the jews and le socialist super state europe.
>>79152287
Yeah and when they are dead, they will be replaced by you. What, you think this current group of old people just magically happen to have views different than yours and when they're gone everything will be fine? Wrong. Your views will change until you become them.
What's hilarious is how butthurt the continentals are, especially those in non-countries. We are going to suffer for a while, then recover. The continent is going to suffer for much longer, but when they recover they will have control over their own countries again rather than being controlled by a group of socialist shitters in Brussels, and yet they still have the nerve to jump to conclusions based entirely on media scaremongering less than a week after a vote that is indirectly going to lead to the collapse of the euro and the EU. The real idiots here are you for thinking there were not going to be short term ramifications for voting to leave, and anyone else who is surprised by what is happening now.
>>79152513
Labour has collapsed and will be dead for a generation.
Tories have their internal splits, but defectors will go to UKIP, they will never ever go to Labour.
Tories may be forced to form a coalition, but it wont be with Labour, or the Liberal Democrats who are cucks and have been exterminated. That leaves the disgruntled public voting for UKIP in large numbers.
Huh?
UKIP came SECOND in 120 seats at the last general election, they will come first in many of those seats next time, especially since LAbour is even more crazy and LibDem even more cucked.
Tory-UKIP coalition incoming.
Anti-EU a go-go
Benefits scum out
Pakis out
Business in
Export in
Commonwealth in
Military spending up
What a time to be alive!
>>79155696
>Let me make this very plain. The UK need the single market
Give me some proof other that I heard that
>The UK will not have any say in how the rules and regulations of their country is run.
Lol, you're fucking stupid.
>>79155768
>implying
>>79150117
I like it. Britain will become a bigger slave state to the EU that will give us more gibs.
>>79155768
Germany, hush now.
>>79155696
Only 6% of British businesses trade with the EU, yet 100% of British businesses have to comply with EU regulation. It's bizarre how so many people have to suffer for the privilege of a few.
What's positive about Brexit is that there already are more countries queueing up to negotiate a trade deal with the UK than there are functional economies in the EU.
>>79155696
You seem to be under the impression that the EU has less to lose than us.
Shoot yourself in foot
>>79155962
See, this is it. This is fucking it. Any argument that shows just what a terrible decision Brexit is you just ignore it or respond in memes.
What it boils down to is the people who voted Leave overestimated their own power, their own nation. They thought they could leave and the rest of the world would run to be first in line for trade negotiations. They also thought they could keep the benefits of the EU without being a member. Ain't happening. Nationalism and Patriotism got the best of them, and #yolo votes. They voted to become the laughing stock of the world and to go down in history as one of the dumbest decisions a modern, powerful nation has ever made.
I'm in love fellas
Hello, I think the best way to dissolve the EU is by nuclear fire.
We can start with the non-country of Belgium, and then Germany, then the rest. Hopefully France and the Netherlands gtfo because they're not safe either
>>79150117
16m people who wanted independence, some of whom have delusions that they will actually be better off economically
>>79155696
EU is a failing trade bloc.
Too much debt.
Too imbalanced mix of countries (contributing versus not).
Weak institutions (no army, no money for an army).
Still talks about tariffs and such-like, which have little impact in the current year.
Out of control welfare budgets.
Replacing jobs for one set of poor people (eastern euros) with another (immigrants from bongobongo land).
Universal widespread dislike from its citizens, who should feel its benefits?
Unable to defend its borders.
>>79150117
Very stupid. The eu allowed you to literally go to any country and work there visa-free. Also enabled the exchange of students called the Erasmus program. Now you Brits are confined in that small island you call "Great". Have fun when the French at Calais releases the rapefugees to Dover.
>>79155768
>Markets panic for two days then go back to normal levels.
>OH NO THE WORLD IS ENDING
Kill yourself Hans Von Abdul.
>>79156091
Hard power enables soft power.
Wait and see what the EU deal is, when we activate article 50 in January.
>>79152135
Thanks Benito
>>79156038
>looks at Spanish economy
>looks at Italian economy
>looks at Greek economy
>the EU is a fucking success
>>79156091
I find it intriguing that an outsider like you knows more about Britain's economic potential than the British people themselves.
If you're going to be a naysayer, the least you can do is inform yourself.
>>79156217
>Now you Brits are confined in that small island you call "Great".
You shpuldn¡t be talking shit about that.
>>79156091
>benefits of the EU
I honestly can't stop laughing, you didn't leave a drop of the globalist koolaid
>>79155845
>>79155962
No substantial arguments, triggered in your own Echo chamber.
>>79155826
Yeah its going to be glorious. Seeing you guys fuck up big time is going to be intresting for a year or two.
>>79155678
As that old bob Dylan song; The times they are a changing.
>>79156369
Well the burgers made us remove it.
>>79156377
Don't worry hans, you have three economic timebombs ready to blow the shit out of this union.
>>79156351
hes obviously a brit
>>79156377
no self respecting german should support the gay french EU. britain is fucking itself up but they also gave you the chance of a lifetime to break free from bondage
>>79156351
I am British m8, staying in Pardubice.
>>79156351
That's just poisoning the well, anon. At least give compelling reasons why anon is wrong.
>>79156447
FUCK YEAH SUCK MAH DICK NIPPON BOI HOW'S THAT STEEL NOW????
>>79156228
What is a downvote by Rating agentures. What are already announced tax raises.
How delusional are you? Look at the complete political Chaos in GB. Who is going to create the frame for economic recovery.
>The UK will not have any say in how the rules and regulations of their country is run
Every time the UK attempted to vote against the EU, the UK lost.
Stop your LIES
>>79154608
>>79154899
I am purely talking about the economics of the brexit.
>>79155535
Um, you do know that you just exited the EU Common Market? The EU was by far your largest trading partner. Instead of a no frills, completely open trade, the UK will have to negotiate much less favorable deals with the rest of the EU.
Think along the lines of tariffs on imports and exports, quotas on exports and imports, and how small businesses will do when their exports goods are suddenly worth less while their necessary imported materials are more expensive.
And protip: so much is foreign in a modern economy. The computer you're writing on was assembled in China with chips built in Singapore and software from the US.
>>79156577
The leaf... he speaks da troof
>>79156548
Because the EU has had a lot of success creating economical recovery frames, right? Right?
>>79156505
I did so in an earlier post, here's the post# for convenience
>>79156028
>>79156490
>>79156499
Didn't know that. How long you been there for?
>>79156577
Like when? Elaborate leaf
>>79156617
Sometimes you need to crash economies before you can build them back up again. It's simple economics
>>79156228
The reason why no one cares right now is because the UK might remain an EU member for another 2 years. Why would the markets go crazy right now when the situation will remain the same for 24 more months? Investment banking is a fast tracked business, the hell would people give a shit about really longterm developments when they can still make shit loads just shorting shit? Hell, its not even safe that Brexit will actually carry.
People speculate but what youre currently addressing is just absurd.
>>79156351
The economics of it are freely available on the Internet. Third party observers are also free from emotional bias towards any side.
>>79152444
Who gives a fuck if Boris backpedalled on anything? The whole country knows that he's an Oxbridge elite Blairite opportunist. As long as we're able to elect someone who represents the policies we want to see then we'll at least have the OPTION to control immigration and things like that which before we didn't because so much of our legislature and decisions were made through the EU.
>Who is going to create the frame for economic recovery.
How delusional are you? The next Prime Minister.
>>79155115
I'm wondering if you're the same Czech moron that's always appearing in these threads because you literally always say the same shit and type the same way. No one's "handwaving" anything, just that your doomsaying bullshit is fucking tedious and not based in reality. There's not going to be any global recession or any of this shit, you fucking monkey.
>>79156673
Open your eyes you fucking jap
>>79155678
Scotland will not leave the UK.
It has already had its refererendum and voted to stay, it wont get another chance, and in any case:
1) Scotland cannot meet the EU financial rules, unless oil is $150 per barrel, its cost of extraction is $80pb, current oil price is 40-something per barrel.
2) Spain and Belgium will veto due to Catalonia, Basque, and Flanders, unless they want Spanish Civil War 2.0.
3) Scots need to come and work more in the UK than they need to come and work in Germany or Hungary, when they realise they can still drink heavily on holiday in Spain and vomit on pavements in Ibiza they will remain in UK.
>>79156548
Remember when Sony lost its triple A rating and everyone was saying they were going to be bankrupt within the year? No? How old are you, champ? Do you remember that?
>>79156639
Ok spain. Blame the eu for your t. Alberto barbossa economy.
The fucking Brits joined because of the economy and recovered due to the free market. Now we are going to see the reversal.
And I don't know why I bother doing this, as every time someone does you just /pol/tards ignore it and respond in memes, but
>we are insignificant compared to the EU in size. We will always come second place in the queue compared to them.
>we traded more with Lichenstein than we do India. The world is not begging us to leave the EU and start shipping them our cakes.
>We Literally have no capacity to make trade deals. Literally. They are *incredibly* hard and require massive amounts of expertise. We don't have that, and haven't for decades. Meanwhile, our brightest and best civil servants are currently trying to figure out the impossible and disentangle us from the EU.
This ridiculous fiction that the EU has been holding us back from a bounty of amazing trade deals is completely bananas and contrary to every piece of evidence we have. It's nuts. It is gambling away my future and the future of our children on a fever dream of nationalistic idiocy.
>>79156902
I remember anon. Tell that to the yellow nigger in the thread, he needs to be told facts
>>79156902
Hes Eurotrash, what do you expect.
>>79156169
>the EU is a failing trade bloc
The EU has a common market. It is the opposite of failing to trade. Trade is free.
>too much debt
The EU does not have debt, it's member states have. You're confusing the Eurozone crisis as applying to the whole EU.
>weak institutions
The EU's army is its member states army.
>tariffs have no effect on the economy
Youcantbeserious.jpg
>>79156845
I still think that its mind blowing that people would even compare ScottlandxUK to SpainxCatalonia. Makes no fucking sense.
>>79156676
Senator Armstrong pls go
>>79156902
Remember when Japan lost its Tripple a Chap and they are crippled by huge debt?
Bad Credit rating is not exactly a sign of the promised economic miracle.
>>79157032
This must be trolling? This faggot better be pulling my dick
>>79156945
Then your economic recovery stuff isn't an argument.
>>79150117
still waiting for it to happen
I'm sure England will deliver.....
>>79157005
>No credible evidence to suggest the EU is functioning properly
>Invoke children to delay proper response until further notice
>>79156456
Underrated post
>>79157173
Are you dumb. Economy tanks due to brexit.
You state its going to recover. I simply ask you how. Political uncertainty is poison and GB needs to create a whole New frame for their economy and Trade. Who is going to do that ?
>>79156682
Two years is very close to short term mate. Any good investor like Buffett will tell you good investing is about having a large margin of safety in your investments. That means you are sure the value you paid for a company is a lot less than what the company is going to make. There's no point in sticking around for two years, the brexit means less favorable economic conditions for companies in Britian. Of course some of it is just panic selling.
I think the EU is a great success. Why else would it's biggest member vote to leave and the rest of the members be buried in debt? Sounds like quite the utopia
>>79157131
Which part? The EU is bound by treaties to assist militarily if any of its member states is attacked, and the common market is a very well known fact about it.
>>79157465
> GB needs to create a whole New frame for their economy and Trade. Who is going to do that ?
Something called a Prime Minister and his advisors
its technical don't ask me what that means
>>79157465
If my economy tanks is not because the EU and if my economy recovers it's because of the EU, suuure, suuure.
They are going to build that frame themselves, you don't need a fucking comitee for everything, you know?
>>79157490
It's amazing! It also had such a fast and appropriate reaction to the whole third world invading and walking right through!
>>79157490
>Biggest member.
t. Burger who has no clue of european affairs
Seriously are you that dumb?
>All these fucking shitskins and happy merchants coming out of the woodwork with their (((muh economy))) arguments and superior attitudes
Fuck you and get the fuck out of my /pol/. Economic hell, if Brexit even ends up resulting in that, is a good thing.
>hurr bankers lost some money and people might have to *gasp* actually make stuff in their country for their country again! Oh no we can't have that goyim how stupid are you you know nobody can survive without complete and utter globalisation! eheheheh dissolve those borders for short term profit goys!
I though 'Eurotrash' was a meme until brexit. You're all fake /pol/ normalfags and you need to stop listening to fucking (((economists))) who have only themselves and their puppet masters' interests in mind.
>>79157475
But thats the point. If you sell now youre already panic selling. Its utter speculation, which is why so few people engage in it. You dont know if Brexit will carry. You dont know how hard the EU will gut the UK. You dont know who will be new PM and if the British people maybe go full out against nationalistic parties already.
As it stands right now, there are too many uncertain variables to even speculate on the outcome of the situation. Which is why nothing happens right now. Wait until they announce a set date for the leave and start to negotiate treaties and you will see shit either going up in flames or nothing happening.
>>79157659
Oh Germany, you should be grateful the UK is leaving. Now all the goatfuckers will be flocking your way! No more depopulation for you!
>>79157204
Consistent growth in the EU for decades? Political stability in a place that was warring for centuries? Close academic links between European universities?
The EU is a miracle of diplomacy, I don't think any other countries on Earth are that close.
>>79157677
>nothing happening.
Thats my bet, I'll stand by it.
>>79157662
>never refutes any arguments
>calls everyone who disagrees Jews and Muslims
>the entire subject of economics becomes wrong because it's Jewish apparently
I see you're trying to negate the good of free speech by not listening to what other people have to say.
>>79157677
So why have you been arguing this entire time if everything is pretty much uncertain at this point?
kekekekekek
>>79157662
Finally some fucking sense. Let it all burn, the EU has earned it for their troubles at least
>>79157677
It's certain the trade deals between the EU and the UK will be a lot less favorable.
And that's my point, it's because they're uncertain that they sell. If I had invested in the UK I might shift my investments to safer waters if I thought the situation was too risky. I'd look for consistent returns. Who knows how the UK will turn out?
>>79157965
>literally singapore
kys
>>79157048
Maybe but it doesnt need to make sense to anyone but the Spanish PM.
Remember Spanish civil war only ended in 1940 and could easily restart.
>>79157788
>Consistent growth in the EU for decades?
I'm sure Greece and how the EU handled it is a great example of economic growth.
>Political stability in a place that was warring for centuries?
Alles ist gut
>Close academic links between European universities?
Incredible. The gender studies must be at all new highs in quality.
>The EU is a miracle of diplomacy, I don't think any other countries on Earth are that close.
If by a miracle of diplomacy you mean "Germany and Poland" then you're right.
Ignore Sweden, France, and Belgium with the dead people all over the place and you're really on the gravy train.
>>79157608
Ah okay you smart ass. Who is that going to be? Is he going to have the backing by parties destroying themselves and a divided populace.
>>79157608
I join a free Trade union my economy gets better. I leave it and my economy tanks due to massive uncertainty and circumstances that are going to make trading harder.
Yeah because leave has a compelling Plan for the brexit. Its not like everyone is infighting without a clue what to do now.
>>79158122
Depends on who wins. Trump + Boris or whoever the hell becomes PM would be a lot more favorable than Clinton.
>>79157788
>The EU is a miracle of diplomacy,
Just a façade, and it's worse, becaue the hate will keep building up until it can't be contained.
>>79158182
Hell yeah, based leaf
>>79158336
I keep talking about nuclear fire, but they refuse to listen
>>79151209
Rare.
Also, Sister Who is pretty fucking weird mate.
>>79158182
>Greece
Their fault. The EU bailed them out over and over and over, by billions. Without them their government would have shut down several times over.
>muh gender studies
This meme doesn't even make sense. Liberal studies are a fraction of degrees earned at universities.
>Germany and Poland
What?
>dead people in Belgium, France and Sweden
The terrorist attacks? That doesn't have anything to do with the EU's closeness.
>>79157965
I refuted every argument though - by saying I don't care about your worries. I refute the very basic assumption that you give that Brexit smashing economy is a bad thing. I refuted in fact the very foundation of your argument and therefore all its points. They are not a concern to me. I'm from the UK, you are not. I literally do not care, in fact I welcome instability, chaos in economics and politics. We've been stuck in the mire of globalism for at least 30 years and probably more, and it's ruined this country entirely. If this goes even a small way to reversing that, then I don't care if prices go up or if some fucking investment banker has to move to paris.
>negate the good of free speech
Why do I imagine you as such a pussy? Go to facebook if you want super polite discourse. Btw nice country you fucking muslim.
>>79158289
Nah, the EU is negotiating from the position of power. And I'm sure they're feeling really happy about Britian after Farage's speech.
>>79158287
>I join a free Trade union my economy gets better. I leave it and my economy tanks due to massive uncertainty and circumstances that are going to make trading harder.
Good thing it wasn't an economic issue.
>Yeah because leave has a compelling Plan for the brexit. Its not like everyone is infighting without a clue what to do now.
I don't really care what they're doing. The people expressed their will and now everyone is mad at democracy because it didn't go their way.
Oh god get us out I'm so sick of being controlled by the EU and their puppets
>>79158426
>EU bailed them out over and over and over, by billions
Seems like it worked wonders
>This meme doesn't even make sense
Can't take you seriously if you don't understand fucking memes
>What?
You heard him, nigger
>doesn't have anything to do with the EU's closeness
Muh free movement of people (ie goatfuckers)
>>79158513
Good thing I didn't mention the EU.
Besides that, the EU is going to have tons of fun when Frexit or Nexit starts gaining steam while they attempt to cut off their noses.
>>79158698
Or when they get to bailout more failing member state economies lmfao
>>79158287
>EU trying to recover economies
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-wapshott-austerity-column-idUSBRE9A70Y720131108
>>79158426
>Their fault.
"Their economy is tanking and we're sick of them. Let's just absolutely gut them with austerity measures and reduce them to a protectorate."
They got kicked while they were down.
>Liberal studies are a fraction of degrees earned at universities.
Incredible argument to stay in the EU. Absolutely fantastic. Drag yourself down because of some vague "academic connections."
>What?
Exactly.
>That doesn't have anything to do with the EU's closeness
That has everything to do with the EU's closeness
Everything is fine. There is nothing to worry about. Nothing at all.
Everything is fine.
>>79158443
>I refuted every argument
>I don't care about the economy
What you did was make up an argument and claim I said it. I never said you did care. I don't even know who you are, and much less care about you. My argument was that the British economy was suffer, not that you who I have never met will care about it.
>I refuted the foundations of my argument
The foundations of my argument was economic uncertainty and unfavourable trade deals with the EU hurting the economy.
>this country is ruined
It's amazing what politicans can convince you of. Consistent growth for decades, gradually reducing crime, high rates of higher education. But your country is ruined because some muzzies got in.
>some investment banker has to move to Paris
What he does is press several keys on his computers and invest in Paris. I bet a ton of investors just make a killing by shorting the pound. Or more likely they converted their a 1,000,000 pounds into gold, waited for the brexit, and sold the gold for 1,200,000 million pounds. You can't defeat the merchant banks by plugging your ears and refusing to learn.
>hurr look at me I'm so badass I swear on an anonymous forum
Nice strawman, you're proving my point.
>>79158698
Who else are you talking about? The EU is by far the largest trading partner of Britian
>>79159152
Not for long harhar
>>79150117
The embers that will ignite a Trump presidency.
>>79159152
Well I just said Trump + Boris, so unless theres another Trump running for office I don't know about, I'm almost certain thats the U.S.
>The EU is by far the largest trading partner of Britain
If the EU still exists in 5 years.
>>79158607
>Can't take you seriously if you don't understand fucking memes
Fuck I love this website
>>79150765
>good decision
>not realising we're going to get buttfucked with the EEA option anyway
Kek.
>>79159112
So you just make shit up because you don't like the idea, cool.
>I bet a ton of investors did X thing because it suits my argument
>consistent growth for decades
>high rates of higher education
>"some" muzzies got in
Nah, shut the fuck up. You have no idea what you're talking about, you sound underaged thinking you're really clever.
>>79159072
>their economy is tanking so let's kick them while they're down
Their economy was tanking because the government was a colossal failure. It was corrupt, it wasn't collecting taxes in exchange for bribes, it forged overly optimistic economic data, and it spent way more than it got. It was haemorrhaging money. Lots of governments do, but it's debt was at unsustainable levels of over a 120% of GDP, twice that of the US. The EU was willing to ignore all of this and loan a hundred billion to them. All that the EU requested was that they become a functioning government by not running a fucking enormous deficit.
>>79160000
The Austerity screwed over more than the mediterranean, buddy.
>>79159857
I can't tell if you're baiting right now, but
>investors switching to gold
http://www.forbes.com/sites/antoinegara/2016/06/28/how-billionaire-george-soros-profited-from-brexits-black-friday/#45a601e71e2a
>increase in higher education rates
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/File:Tertiary_graduates_in_science,_mathematics_and_computing_per_1_000_inhabitants_aged_20–29_years,_EU-28,_2003–13_(1)_(number_per_1_000_inhabitants)_ET15.png
>decreasing crime rates
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/File:Recorded_crime,_EU-28,_2002–12_(1)_(millions)_YB14.png
And I'm sure you know about the muzzies.
>>79160276
t. unproductive economies trying to justify their failure
>>79156351
>I find it intriguing that an outsider like you knows more about Britain's economic potential than the British people themselves.
That's because Brits get their information from tabloid shit-rags. The surge in 'what is the EU' searches after the polls closed says it all.
The average Brit knows fuck all about anything other than 'forreners tekking err jerrbs'. Why do you think England fans think their team actually has a chance and is outraged when they lose to a better team like Iceland or Croatia? Because the Sun and Mail keep lying to them about how English players are world class and the Premier League is world class.
Britain exists in a reality distortion field stronger than anything Steve Jobs could create.
>>79160000
It's funny that leave'ers are getting called delusional, when it's the bremainers that can't understand the difference between bureaucratic reform and getting slaughtered.
I guess thats a good thing, since thats what ISIS wants to do to you.
>>79150676
THERES NO BLACK IN THE UNION JACK
>>79160571
>The surge in 'what is the EU' searches after the polls closed
Lies. All of it.
http://steve-patterson.com/less-than-1000-brits-googled-what-is-the-eu-after-referendum/
>>79160571
Post imperial ignorant self centered behavior tbqh.
Its shocking how easy the people believed the lies of the leave Camp.
>>79160822
That was a silly article.
>comparing a month to a day
It even gave the calculations. 270 average a day before the brexit, 1000 shortly after.
>>79160822
>Lies. All of it.
Oh, is only the leave campaign allowed to lie now? Still waiting for that £350 million a day.
>>79161038
Doesn't your NHS serve the entire country? That's what, six dollars a person per year more for healthcare?
>>79150117
Glorious. I'm so proud of them.
But the work is just beginning.
>>79161111
It's two grand a year per person. A figure that Farage magically waved away on Friday morning.
>>79161021
>"OH MY GOD 1,000 PEOPLE GOOGLED WHAT THE EU IS AFTER A HISTORIC VOTE I GUESS THAT MEANS THEY'RE ALL RETARDED"
No.
>>79156517
Allow it they folded that shit
>>79161180
>two grand
How?
350 million/ 64 million is 5.4.
>>79161038
I said nothing about who was allowed to vote or not, only that the assumption that the "what is the eu" google search increase was at all meaningful.
If 2 people are killed in 1 year, but the next year 4 people die, thats double the previous year. Is it a lot? No. Is the number insignificant enough that it is virtually meaningless?
Yes.
>>79160000
checked
>>79150117
Smart as long as they dont join the single market after this
>>79157563
>The EU is bound by treaties to assist militarily if any of its member states is attacked
The countries that actually matter are protected by NATO, not the EU.
The common market is great and all, but the leeches that drag it down based on horrendous fiscal policy and a single currency means is going to crash and burn in the near future.
![Cg35I6EW4AAy-lE[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/VvBeVkg.jpg "Cg35I6EW4AAy-lE[1].jpg")
>>79161307
My mistake, it was per week
>>79161973
Is there a meme 4chan doesn't have?
Canadafag here who has witnessed Britain voting "yes" on Brexit and the global stock market shitting itself in fear of future -exit movements. What are the advantages Britain will face and what are the disadvantages? I know some of the propaganda from both sides, but what are the actual, irrefutable facts of this movement and does this basically spell the death of the EU and (hopefully) the death of Germany's dictator/shrill harpy?
>>79162623
Depending on how the UK and EU respond, either both will part on peaceful terms and some diplomatic relations, or the EU will spite the UK, cutting its nose off, and further inflames far-right parties in France and the Netherlands.
If that happens, the UK will face severe economic turmoil. If they're lucky, a Trump presidency will step in to help with trade.
Either way, the EU is going to collapse. It's just a matter of how quickly.
>>79162859
>either both will part on peaceful terms
I can see Britain making concessions and the EU trying to spite them at every turn.
>or the EU will spite the UK
Basically what I expect
>further inflames far-right parties in France and the Netherlands
So basically, staying the course?
>the UK will face severe economic turmoil
Nothing the EU would like better than to rub the UK's nose in it, either.
>a Trump presidency will step in to help with trade
What scares me most about Trump is he'll backpedal on his campaign promises and shit the bed when it comes time to do something. Then again, this is a man who has the balls to be unapologetic with everything he says and does.
>Either way, the EU is going to collapse. It's just a matter of how quickly.
Either under the weight of all the non-integrating Muslims or it's own incompetence. Remind me why anyone would want to be part of that shit-show?
Now the UK's immigration policy will be decided by in the UK by parliament so I'm pretty happy about it. The pound has been in a bear market since 2014 so I don't know why everybody is freaking out.
>>79150117
>Nazis wanted Europe to be one
>Britain left Europe
Any more questions?
>>79160000
>become a functioning government
>here let me show you how greece
>it broke because you're incompetent and lazy pay denbts
>>79156456
Radioactive maggot dicks on hari Kari watch
>>79156456
>Japan
>Our sense of irony is as lacking as our respect towards women in government
>>79155563
get fuckt hans, prepare for the united states of ameritain
isn't this the fault of that dead whore jo cox?
>>79162549
sadly there are no david myatt memes.
just end my life fampailam
>>79150117
Staaahp with the Swastika's you greasy, ignorant little edgelords
>>79152444
>>79156700
Stephen Crabb looks pretty good desu.
