A few years ago, I thought Brexit was an impossible fantasy, but I did think that in the event of it occuring, /pol/ would be happy for us.
What happened to /pol/?
>>79379233
We are, but /pol/ is not one person and we don't all even share an ideology.
This is 4chan. If something annoys you, there will be someone exploiting that.
Most people seem happy for us apart from Germans. Who do you mean?
You gotta laugh when people use the economy to insult us though, we knew what we was signing up for and economic uncertainty was expected and warned by everyone
>>79379233
did you not see the 4000 post per minute sticky during the results?
>>79379713
This.
The only people I've seen legitimately get butthurt about Brexit on this board are Germans and (sometimes) FInns.
>>79379233
there are definitely half a dozen salty germans though.. probably turks
The Brexit party we had when the votes were counted was one of the best things I've ever seen on 4chan. Did you miss it? The outpouring of joy and goodwill was overwhelming.
I'm glad you done it, but also shame on you for joining in the first place.
>>79379713
>apart from Germans
Why you say that, I'm totally happy with it. Good riddance.
>>79379233
>would be happy for us
Dude, it's a totally destructive own goal...
>>79379900
This is butthurt
>>79379866
best night on 4chan for me
>>79379874
we signed up when it was about free trade, its turned into a monster now
>>79379233
Were you here when the votes were being counted? /pol/ was exploding with happiness.
>>79380000
ahahahaahaa
you wish faggot
>>79379900
sour grapes: the post
>>79380000
>>79379233
The only way to escape the EU is to destroy it
You can't be independent because the UK isn't self-sufficient enough to survive economically alone, facing the EU tariffs
It sucks but it's the truth
I hope more countries follow. The EU is trying to sanction Britain for this, but if more and more countries decide to leave the entire thing will collapse. I used to like the EU because I thought it would bring us all together, but all it wants to do is standardize every member country and destroy everything that makes us unique.
>>79379233
Reminder that GB was never a part of Europe.
>>79380366
Lel this one slovenian has been shilling EU for days
>>79380339
in their heart they want to sanction us, but this will also really effect them if they dont give us access to the single market
it will be an interesting result once the negotiations start but at the moment theyre acting tough
>>79379233
Its the equivalent of freeing our selves from a bear trap by chewing of a limb and then bleeding to death
non of our "leaders" had a plan
>cameron says he is going to bounce because real priminster work is not what he signed up for, gave people a referendum but was to arogent to make a plan for both outcomes
>labour is tearing its self apart
>Boris didn't have a plan if leave won, is taking a runner
>Farage is just having a giggle
I am worried about the fact that no one has planned for this
>>79380366
Where is the Slovenian birdy? Oh yeah, its not even born yet. KEK
Your country is shit, mate.
>>79380366
>Brexit42.jpg
>42
Good to see you've got your work cut out.
>>79379233
yes Brexit is such a great fantasy that people are throwing away the seat of PM just to avoid to be the ones that start it...rotfl
say hi to recession btw
>>79380151
>Deutsche Bank dying
>Country getting raped by 1.5 million rather large, dark skinned "gifts"
>Market destabilized even further by Brexit
>EU on verge of collapse
Yea, you're butthurt
FUNNY ISN'T IT?
>>79380801
>>EU on verge of collapse
Citation?
>>79380366
Reminder that slovenia is an irrelevant non country without any history or culture
>>79379866
>tfw I had to go to bed for work the next day about an hour after the polls closed
Woke up miserable the next day expecting a loss, found out the result early morning and spent the entire day shitposting on brit/pol/.
>>79380801
and how comes that US bank are moving their assets outside UK?
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/a3a92744-3a52-11e6-9a05-82a9b15a8ee7.html#axzz4D7NVM26b
same goes for singapore bank freezin it s investments in uk and multinationals planning to leave UK (like samsung, tata, nissan, seimens, ford)
>>79379233
We are happy for Brexit but there are still some retards that fall for all the scare tactics the corrupt media spews out to scare people away from leaving the EU. Also the fight is far from over don't expect the 1% to go away quietly.
>>79379233
>KEK WILLS IT
CRASH THE EU WITH NO SURVIVORS
>>79380640
This
>>79379233
I like Brexit and I like you getting the fuck out because everyone was sick of you and your special snowflake status.
That being said, I couldn't care less, I am laughing at what's happening in your politics though, pretty hilarious.
>>79380209
It's not really trolling when it makes you look like a dumbass, you know. Just sayin.
>>79380420
>>79380656
>>79380924
You do know that it's the exact same superiority complex you are showing right here, that is destroying your countries. Enjoy your Muslims.
>>79381345
Why didn't you demand special snowflake status?
Oh, you are irrelevant with no clout, that's why.
When will they have a referendum to rejoin the eu? All these old uneducated voters will be dead in a few decades and the uk will end up going through the application process yet again with nothing gained in the end except for a lot of hassle and economic loss.
And don't act like a 52:48 vote with a 72% turnout will be binding to all future generations for eternity.
>>79380801
>you're butthurt
..aaand another dumbshit, lmao. Is that your best shot, retards?
Lads, trying to repel an annoying liberal on kikebook, give me reasons why the EU is retarded. Ive used up all mine and he isnt getting the message.
>>79381556
I like being irrelevant, it keeps the shitskins out.
>>79381589
>implying eu isnt collapsing
>>79381641
Always bring up Greece when dealing with liberals. Even they can't dispute how the EU has fucked over the younger generation there
>>79381641
Here you go spread this on KIKEBOOK
This might be the first time in history that a country has voted themselves into third world status.
>>79381641
Get on Jean-Claude Juncker's wikiquote page. Send them a Tony Benn video.
>>79381954
>still believes the scare tactic in the media
>still thinks Brits get any help at all from the EU
>still thinks trade won't go back to normal after all the fearmonguring has died down
>>79379900
>>79380151
>>79381502
>>79381611
Why are Germans so butt-blasted?
Is it because we won the wars? :)
>>79381611
>krauts understand humor
>>79381611
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Rcc7xgD2dM
Oh look it's your glorious leader.
The Oxford dictionary added the word cucked and next to the definition of KEKED it has a picture of the German flag.
>>79379233
>What happened to /pol/?
We are happy for you
It's just the Deutsche-cucks have become even more brainwashed in the last couple years and they shitpost.
The more their women are raped by invading hordes of shitskins, the more their media goes into shill mode and ironically, the more they believe in the EU.
It's sad. Now we just have to focus on "protecting the revolution" and making sure Brexit happens in the right way.
>>79382078
This. The shitty market and weak pound is just a self-fulfilling prophecy brought on by media shills crying about how Brexit is going to destroy the British economy. Investors always get freaked out when some huge change takes place that they don't know how to deal with. Give it some time, it will stabilize. Britain made a good choice for themselves and in the long run they're going to be fine.
>>79382078
>economic outlook goes down by 2-3% to -1% - 0% growth for the next year
>businesses and banks want to move jobs out of the UK
>No one from Leave Campaign wants or is able to lead the country
>No plans for a Leave scenario exist
>Every single promise broken already
>still believes that it's scare tactics of the media
:^)
/pol/ was happy for us on the first day, everyone was giving congratulations. Then the shills and cucks seemingly took over.
>>79380964
Kek are you me?
Was a good day.
>>79379233
Also I've been trying to post a word of encouragement in every Brexit celebration thread I've seen here since it happened. Please root for us as our election proceeds; 2016 could be a very good year for /pol/.
>>79379233
Yeah, I have no idea what you are talking about, /pol/ was generally ecstatic (as was I, and I'm British by the way, despite the flag).
I'll add, though, that, as the days pass by and Article 50 continues not to be triggered, I feel more and more inclined to dampen down the (entirely understandable) euphoria of the Britpol kids with the reminder that this battle is NOWHERE NEAR over yet, indeed has barely begun.
Day by day we are seeing more and more members and representatives of the global elite coming out and talking openly about how - in the phrase of one of them, John Kerry - the referendum vote can be "walked back".
Looked at soberly and seriously, it really doesn't look good, or at least it doesn't look as though anything is really going to be gained as long as we stay on the level of "following democratic principles".
Theresa May looks like Cameron's likely successor and - although she prefaces her speeches, like they all do, with the pious assurance that "Brexit means Brexit" - there is clearly something dodgy about trusting a Remainer to actually implement the massive popular vote to Leave.
The talk we hear from all of our potential representatives in Brussels about "needing to be in a strong negotiating position" is very worrying. I get the feeling that what is in the back of ALL their minds there is "the strongest negotiating position will be if we NEVER trigger Article 50 because then we always have the leverage: 'give us this and we'll stay, don't give it to us and we'll go'.
Which is true in a way but the fact is that THAT DEGREE OF STRENGTH IN NEGOTIATION IS NO LONGER LEGITIMATELY ACCESSIBLE TO THEM.
The people have committed them to GOING, regardless of what incentives might be offered to stay.
Are they subtly and slowly "walking the people back" from this position? I suspect so. So don't jubilate too soon, Britpol kids. And keep your musket powder dry. Because, sorry, but it looks increasingly like voting isn't going to do it.
>>79382381
Who cares about 1 or 2 percent of economic slowdown.
>>79381886
oh my this is gold. Juncker you alcoholic retard.
>>79382600
They shot them self in the foot there showing just how pathetic the EU is.
>>79382078
Britain will be forced to effectively adopt all the measures Leave shitheads wanted to drop in order to continue doing business with and trading with the EU. Moreso than that, the EU will look to punish Britain specifically to make an example of them. This on top of problems keeping the United Kingdom united at all.
Meanwhile, other countries of the world will now be able to leverage better trade deals against what will be a desperate and currently directionless Britain.
Officially Britain will have "exited" but they will be in effectively the exact same position once this is all settled except on universally worse terms.
The immigration issue will be a pittance compared to this.
Most superpowers lose that status by war or excessive debt. Britain managed to do that by referendum. Absolutely amazing.
>>79382381
>No plans for a Leave scenario exist
What're you going on about?
They just released the plan that Farage, UKIP and the Leave campaign concocted the other day.
>thebrexitplan.com
>>79382571
>not realizing what no growth in economy or a negative growth means for living standard and unemployment
>>79382571
lul
Remember that massive economic crisis that we barely recovered from? That was a recession, when there was no growth. If that goes into negative numbers it's a depression. I think you'll care
>>79379800
Finns?
I literally have only seen finns who want fixit now.
>>79380640
>Cameron resigned
>Labour in dissaray
What's not to like? The political establishment needed a good kick up the arse.
Germans in here sure are indoctrinated as fuck.
>>79379233
>I did think that in the event of it occuring, /pol/ would be happy for us
Really?
Explain.
>>79379233
/pol/ is happy. But a few years on, it is shilltown whenever something big is going down.
So I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and suppose you're not some shitty "concern poster" shill, too
>>79381095
why are you defending banks so much? leftists hate banks until they don't all of a sudden. Do you faggots enjoy hosting parasites all of a sudden?
>>79379233
Legitimately sent a congratulations to my bong friends when I heard the news.
It may sound cringey but they all voted exit so it wasn't too spergy. Just had some talks about it.
/pol/ is just infected with shills ever since that faggot Milo highlighted /pol/ to be attacked by sjws. Some do it for free like plebbitors, Others are actually on the dole.
>>79382666
>EU will look to punish Britain specifically to make an example of them
That says alot about the EU
>This on top of problems keeping the United Kingdom united at all.
Let the stupid Scotts leave
>Officially Britain will have "exited" but they will be in effectively the exact same position once this is all settled except on universally worse terms.
They will be able to make their own laws and get rid of the migrants and other countries will leave the EU as well they've had enough of the authoritarian nonsense it might be a bit unstable for a while but it must happen.
>>79382558
They only have to stall for a general election. At which point remain has a ridiculously strong platform to campaign on and if the SNP, Labour, Greens, and the Liberal Democrats can form a coalition they can just shut down talks of leaving.
The 'riots' will likely be no worse than the pathetic marches we've seen in the last few days and frankly most of those politicians would rather a few smashed windows. The idea there would be a civil war over an issue like this is just ridiculous.
Against who? For what? Are the Brextiers going to kill everyone and then get their trade deal with the EU?
>>79381954
>Britain does fine for centuries and ends up with an empire on its own
>hurr Britain can't survive unless it's part of a totalitarian institution that promotes white genocide
>>79382771
The E.U. is anti-nationalist.
/pol/ is nationalist.
Simplistic but isn't that seen on here as a more important issue than our economy? It might be a tough few years but it's what can be expected by making a move on globalism, it will be worth it.
>>79382381
This 'broken promises' shit is really beginning to get on my tits.
Can any of you globalist liberal shills cite even one other instance of a political campaign in which the media started shouting at the victorious side 'You haven't done what you said you'd do yet! You're a LIAR! The election was INVALID!" within 24 FUCKING HOURS of the results coming in.
Even if Farage HAD made the promise about the NHS and the 35 billion - and, as everyone knows, he DIDN'T; he was challenged to stand by a promise made by people who refused to be associated with him - how IN FUCK'S NAME was a guy who isn't even an MP supposed to reassign 35 billion pounds out of the UK budget to a new purpose within 24 hours of gaining a mandate to do so?
The fact is, nobody yet knows nor could possibly be expected to know just HOW the billions that would be saved for the UK by withdrawal from the EU would be used within a sovereign British state. Farage never even denied that the money WOULD be used as Johnson and Gove claimed it would be. All he said was that it was rash to predict that WITH CERTAINTY right now.
So PLEASE, have some decency and tell Hillary Clinton to hold off on the ten dollars an hour she is paying you to shitpost here until she's provided you with some better shill-training. Cos right now you're pathetic.
>>79382768
Please tell me what rationally is good about Brexit?
The whole Leave campaign was a joke, every single promise is broken. On top of that nobody from Leave can or wants to lead the country, so a remainer is likely to do it.
Economy is in total disarray and the outlook of economic growth is negative at this point which means that unemployment will skyrocket.
EEA looks like most likely scenario which means UK will still have to accept EU terms and still pay for being in the FTA but this time lose all their influence and their very special status within the EU.
Non EU migration won't change since UK already had sovereignty on that matter beforehand.
Trade deals in general will be way more cooperation friendly since both parties generally tend to favor those decisions as can be seen by the vetoes within the EU or that the opposition and the Torys favored TTIP and wanted it to happen.
Brexit honestly is just a huge meme.
h-holy shit... /pol/ btfo
>>79382923
>They will be able to make their own laws
Except where we have to conform to EU law
> get rid of the migrants
We can get rid of them now.
> other countries will leave the EU as well they've had enough of the authoritarian nonsense
Eurozone countries are not leaving. The UK is just about the most Euroskeptic country in the EU and it won by only 52% and we don't have the Euro and we're not on the continent.
They can also see what an enormous cluster fuck it has been. All any other nations remain campaign would have to do is go "look, the UK left and now it is in a recession and nothing got better."
>>79379233
America and Aussies are happy. Europe is assblasted
>>79383085
>very special status
Oh get fucked, you guys hated us from the start.
Good riddance.
>>79382558
>Theresa May looks like Cameron's likely successor and - although she prefaces her speeches, like they all do, with the pious assurance that "Brexit means Brexit" - there is clearly something dodgy about trusting a Remainer to actually implement the massive popular vote to Leave.
Dude, that's not even the worst of her.
She was the one who let in millions of migrants, and then tried to cover it up.
She is complete shit.
>>79383088
>Mustapha Blaqok
>>79383038
So in a typical election what happens is that a politician goes:
>"We'll cut taxes and put more funding into schools"
Then they get elected and four years later it doesn't happen and they get kicked out of office.
However, imagine if 1 day after getting elected that politician said:
>"No, it's very unlikely we can cut taxes"
What happened in those 24 hours? They were fucking lying through and through. And that is what has happened with Brexit.
Sovereignty, border controls, and extra money have all already gone out the window.
>>79379233
The Burgers have been nothing less than ecstatic for us.
>>79382923
>That says alot about the EU
I am passing no judgment here on who is ideologically in the right. Brexit was the the dumbest way they could have achieved what Leave shitheads wanted. And its becoming increasingly obvious that all the politicians that argued for it have absolutely no idea what to do now that they have it or worse still, they didn't expect to win but use it as leverage to gain power in parliament.
>They will be able to make their own laws and get rid of the migrants
Similar to the US these are primarily people entering the country with work or student visas. The EU is not going to give Britain access to their markets without also allowing the movement of people between the two of them.
Even if they achieve the "dream" of ridding themselves of migrants that economic damage from everything else is going to swamp the country.
>Let the stupid Scotts leave
Britain is literally going back into time with this. Voluntarily ceding the power they have to appease extremely short sighted nationalists.
If the finance industry sniffs even a little bit an advantage to being located in a country in the EU, they will just straight up move to Scotland. Then what exactly does London or Britain have any more as bargaining chips in the world stage?
>>79380923
When Deutsche bank goes nuclear it's going to immolate the Eurozone. It's going to be worse than 2008.
>>79383400
And it's inevitable at this point.
>>79383183
rotfl
UK has been acting like a spoiled child since the start of EU
>>79381954
I am British and lived in the UK for most of my life until escaping and all I can say is that the average white British citizen is not that intelligent.
There's an exaggerated strong working/middle class divide compared to say, Japan or the USA where most people call themselves middle class regardless of the actual wage disparities. For historical economic reasons half the population has ended up with a regional culture that disdains education and diversity even though these factors are what is needed in the modern world for growth.
The people voting for Brexit will complain about immigrants taking their jobs, but in the same sentence they mention how these immigrants have no skills. So by their own implication they contribute little to UK society despite shouting the loudest about their nationalism. While the world moves on with Googles and Teslas they are still thinking of the steelworks and the dockyards, despite these things now being done by the Chinese for 1/5 of the labor cost.
It is not even so much a case of globalism as a case of half a country's population dragging down the other half through excessive entitlement, intellectual laziness and lack of will to keep up with the world.
At any rate I don't feel comfortable with investing in the UK until the demographic picture improves - in the near future the outlook is negative due to brain drain. Even if the UK eventually rejoins the EU (provided that this new wave of European isolationism doesn't destroy it) its reputation as a stable trading partner or a place to do business is shattered.
>>79383400
>yfw Europe will explode into a mad-max wasteland in your lifetime
>we'll be watching with comfy trade deals with the US and commonwealth
>>79383088
What the hell is that thing
>>79383671
It really doesn't matter whether the UK is in the EU or not. If the EU implodes UK will still be fucked. In our globalized world such an event would be a catastrophe for the everyone but especially for the whole western world.
>>79383391
> And that is what has happened with Brexit.
No it didn't. You're just misrepresenting the actual arguments. It's an enormous strawman.
The overriding point is that we'll be back in control of our own country again. We can elect a government to whatever.
We have to see what the Tories actually propose once they've sorted out the new government.
>>79383671
Unfortunately it won't be that simple. When DB goes, a lot of others will go with it. Barclays is very likely to go down shortly after. As is HSBC.
However Europe's situation will be much more catastrophic than ours. Thank christ every morning that we didn't join the euro.
>>79383794
>t. Abdul Mohammed the German
i imagine the german media is exposing the germans to propaganda that makes brexit look very bad. this is because the people at the top of germany are very scared at the idea of having the population want to leave the eu. also, anything to cover up what the islamic migrants are doing to their country ;)
>>79383617
T. Neoliberal weeb cuck.
Honestly how do you hide your disdain for the working class. Do you really think that you are some enlightened special one and not just another diversity spastic fighting for big banks and business
>>79383672
It's must have a black cock.
>>79383671
>>we'll be watching with comfy trade deals with the US and commonwealth
Maybe you can get some leverage with Australia but why would the US spend so much time on renegotiating trade agreements with the UK? The US is already busy enough as it is with trade negotiations in Europe and Asia. It is not going to go out of its way to give preferential treatment to the UK just on the basis of sharing a language. Before the US could influence EU policy through the UK's membership but now this has gone.
Look at a map. Does the UK look that important to you on a global perspective? Get a grip.
>>79383896
2bh he's probably not wrong, but atleast Bongland will be sheltered somewhat
>>79380366
>the nazi duckling
kek
>>79383858
>You're just misrepresenting the actual arguments. It's an enormous strawman.
I didn't even mention the arguments they made and I suspect you don't know what a strawman argument is.
The fact is that a push to stay in the single market is tacitly a rejection of sovereignty and border control.
>>79383391
Look, kid, seriously, just go and paint your face and wave a sign outside Parliament calling for the abolition of democracy - because ARGUING is clearly not your strong point.
Read my lips:
Look at the TV interview in question: Farage quite plainly says "THEY (i.e. Johnson and Gove) were unwise to make such a categorical assurance" I.e. he NEVER made any such assurance himself, so he cannot fairly be accused of LYING. The obvious injustice perpretrated on him here was immediately subsumed in all the other hysterical screeches of 'You're a liar Farage" that had been directed at him - by The Guardian, by Bob Geldof off his million-pound yacht - all through the campaign.
There has been ONE HUGE CENTRAL LIE told in this whole business and that was by the Remain side. Namely, Cameron's assurance that, if the people voted to Leave, Article 50 would be IMMEDIATELY AND IRREVERSIBLY TRIGGERED.
It hasn't been. The longer it isn't, the less likely it ever will be. The establishment - and by that I mean everyone from Cameron through May right over to Johnson and Gove, not forgetting Corbyn, Sadiq Khan, Nicola Sturgeon and all the other traitors - are plainly gearing up to slowly but surely break faith on this ONE CENTRAL ISSUE.
But I don't see you or your shill liberal media making ANY fuss about THAT lie. On the contrary, the liberal media is full of tips about how it can be gotten away with.
So shut the fuck up about lying, will you? For you as much as for us, this is about POWER. So bring out your armies and we'll bring out ours and we'll settle this once and for all.
>>79379233
>/pol/ would be happy for us.
Were you not here that night?
It was euphoric!
Of course /pol/ is happy, don't mind the shills.
>>79379233
I, for one, am happy. You ought to keep your sovereignty.
>>79383963
Stop with this working class/middle class nonsense. It's not 1950 anymore. Western corporations nowadays are crying out for bright, well educated workers that can communicate well and can process knowledge efficiently - not human robots putting together bits and bobs on a production line.
Until the greater UK public realizes this and moves forward from its past there will be no bright future. The industries of old are never coming back.
>>79384109
The map shows countries who have already expressed a wish to begin negotiations with the Foreign Office. A FTA with the US alone is more valuable to Britain than the EU's single market, especially for the financial sector.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/wp/2016/06/29/paul-ryan-urges-new-trade-deal-with-the-u-k-but-others-say-its-too-soon/
>>79384251
There is no such push. All we've heard officially is from May's candidacy speech, and she explicitly rejected that notion. She was a remain campaigner. Gove as the other most likely candidate and a career long eurosceptic certainly wouldn't suggest that either.
Wait to see what is actually happening before spouting bullshit because you're asspained about not getting your way.
>>79384141
When a financial crisis hits, it hits you the most, since you have service based economy.
>>79379900
>>79383671
>>79380366
I don't give two fucks about being part of your Eurocuck club
>>79384534
>especially for the financial sector
What financial sector? RBS and Barclays stocks have been further decimated by their own country and the serious (foreign) bulge brackets will be moving operations abroad significantly. On the buy side, London only ever had 1/3 the hedge fund industry of New York to begin with.
Serious question though isn't the collapse of the EU inevitable at this poing? Mediterranean economies in the shitter, French economy in the shitter, high levels of youth unemployment across the EU, the largest economies are stuck propping up shit tier Eastern European economies and the migrant crisis is only just beginning.
>>79381550
>>79381650
Getting BTFO by Slovenia. I like this guy.
>>79383088
Reminder that even without EU, multiculturalism will manage to divide and corrupt Bongland from the inside :´(
>>79379233
Most of us are happy for Brexit. It might lead the way for Trump and Le pen. Later the globalist establishment will hopefully lose control.
The average middle class man, like a lot of /pol/acks, might finally live his live with only a low amount of ruling class kike influence or we can at least dream.
>>79385109
Barclays will be needing a bailout by the end of the year when DB explodes and the eurozone is engulfed in flames.
Nobody will be doing anything until the government has told the City what is actually going to happen. The banks themselves do not want to be based in Europe under the nightmare of the ECB. That want to stick with the BoE for reasons don't even have the space to list here. They'll wait to see if the government tells them they can get the financial passport in the negotiations.
This is going to be turbulent no doubt. But in the long run, it's going to be better for Britain. The EU is a failing project, and that will become apparent to everyone very soon.
>>79381641
No good wars between France and Germany in the past seventy years
Conditions in camp where they unbend bananas 'worse than nazism'
Forcing austerity on Greece
Not enough spaceships
Governments no longer allowed to discriminate based on gender
Not allowed to use lead as natural sweetener
Chunnel doesn't have steam trains
Tory jobcenter policy deliberately humiliates unemployed working class folks
ECHR repeatedly undermines rich cultural heritage of murdering people over tribal differences so trivial that the combatants actually have to ASK what side you're on to know if they want to stab
EU repeatedly says mean things to Erdoğan and Putin
Women wearing pants
Not allowed to eat surstromming on domestic flights
People allowed to move around without asking permission first
Not allowed to sell that cheese with the live maggots in it
EU regs routinely crush rich cultural traditions of fraudulent advertising
European proportional representation gives political power to fringe parties who can never win more than 5% of the seats in a real FPTP election
Does that help?
>>79385342
I don't understand the point of this game where we purposefully destabilize an institution then blame it for failing.
>>79385447
Wtf I hate brexit now.
I am now a #remainmissile
>>79379233
Ler me guess, you have only read posts by Merkel.
>>79382923
>had enough of the authoritarian nonsense
>here are the areas where the government needs more power
Pic related: your face while posting.
>>79385494
Brexit will have little to do with the DB collapse. This has been coming since 2008 at least. The insanity involved with the eurozone is to blame.
>>79379233
An influx of butthurt leftist shills obviously. If you don't think the vast majority of /pol/ has been praising you for standing up against the (((establishment))), you're retarded.
>>79385711
I meant the EU, sorry.
>>79379900
BREAKING NEWS:
MASSIVE SALT RESERVES FOUND UNDERNEATH GERMANY.
>>79385934
It's a failing project all on its own. I personally think it's hugely immoral to boot.
Look at the CAP. It actively fucks over African agricultural trade to protect big business agricultural operations in Europe, subsequently increasing costs for consumers.
http://www.iatp.org/files/Dumping_on_the_Poor_The_Common_Agricultural_Po.htm
The EU keeps these people poor by fucking over their ability to trade with Europe and then wonders why they have a migration crisis in Europe.
The crisis itself is another disaster. The EU's approach is directly responsible for the thousands who are drowning in the Mediterranean as we speak. If they didn't fuck over these poor countries to begin with, and had the moral fortitude to crack down on the immigration like Australia did - they would not come (as they did in Australia).
It's just failure after failure and it's long overdue a swift death.
I like how people see this as a game they want to win when in reality they just destroyed hundred of thousand jobs in the next one or two years with a single vote overnight.
>>79386434
What is the CAP?
>>79386454
we win you lose get fucked
who won the bloody war anyway
>>79382762
>Try to give the establishment a kick up the arse
>K.O establishment by mistake
We didn't know our own strength
>>79386454
Remind me how many people were raped in Germany this year.
>>79386558
Common Agriculture Policy.
>>79386558
Common Agricultural Policy.
Another scheme that fucks over the people for the benefit of big business. I wonder how the EU keeps coming up with these policies which only seem to benefit corporate oligarchs?
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/may/08/lobbyists-european-parliament-brussels-corporate
>>79386454
>with one Vote
;^)
>>79382733
>That was a recession, when there was no growth. If that goes into negative numbers it's a depression.
You're fucking retarded. In 2008 growth was -5%.
>>79383085
>nobody from Leave can or wants to lead the country
Michael Gove, Andrea Leadsom and Liam Fox are running to be tory leader though?
>>79385119
Yes. Also look at the political situation in other countries. I think the EU will continue but in a radically different form, most likely blocks of similar economies working together under NATO. I think that Eastern Europe will take off once they can get off the EU gibs teat, and the US becomes more interested in them as a bulwark against Russia. Hungary Czech and Poland kept their currencies good for them, it also shows why Slovakia are so butt hurt about Brexit - less gibs from the EU and they are in the Euro.
>>79386660
Has literally nothing to do the Brexit. UK was able to control their non EU migration and had sovereignty in that matter.
>Amid Brexit chaos, the government pushes ahead with plans to privatise the Land Registry
https://theconversation.com/amid-brexit-chaos-the-government-pushes-ahead-with-plans-to-privatise-the-land-registry-60684
>>79380339
>I hope more countries follow.
Like who?
>inb4 the Netherlands
hahahahahahahhaano.
>>79386434
Don't forget we have had are part to play in Iraq and Afgan too. Its a clusterfuck thats true. All of St Tony's work is disintegrating. Ashes in his mouth still hes loaded now so fuck the plebs eh
>>79386935
Well you don't control your borders due to the EU and your retarded Chancler. Maybe you should leave too.
P.S. remember Jo Cox, not far away from where she died some Muslims raped a little girl.
But the mainstream media kind of forgot that.
>>79387135
I absolutely agree. We shouldn't be bombing the poor fuckers every chance we get. I think everyone can share my wish, regardless of opinions on brexit, that Blair hangs after Chilcot.
>>79379233
Why would you celebrate when you haven't gone anywhere yet?
>>79383142
>Except where we have to conform to EU law
They won't be part of the EU they won't have to conform to shit
>We can get rid of them now.
Yeah sure you can
>Eurozone countries are not leaving.
Third world countries that don't contribute to shit anyway
>The UK is just about the most Euroskeptic country in the EU and it won by only 52%
That's because there's a lot of leftist cucks around
>the UK left and now it is in a recession and nothing got better."
They'l be fine and if they didn't leave they'd be up to their neck in migrants and they'd end up like Germany.
Daily reminder there's nothing wrong with the British people wanting to leave the EU, it's there incompetent leaders that are fucking them over.
Plenty of other countries manage without the EU or a fuckload of immigrants, so saying Britain can't is bullshit. Whether they WILL is entirely up to their leaders, and if they can't/won't if the British people are determined enough to get rid of them if necessary.
It blows my mind how many EU shills are in this thread acting like any Europe country is destined for 3rd world status without the EU.
EU in a nutshell
A few powerful countries getting forced into giving money to a bunch of third world shit holes and then being told what they can and cannot do in their own countries because of EU law.
>>79383584
we were made to rule not be ruled, of course we wouldn't agree with the mainland scum
>>79387381
>>Except where we have to conform to EU law
>They won't be part of the EU they won't have to conform to shit
If you want free trade with yurope, you have to apply for EFTA membership. EFTA requires you accept large chunks of EU regulation. The EU27 has no real reason to want to give the UK anything different than what it's given Norway.
Pivoting to the Commonwealth suffers from the minor problem that most Commonwealth members are very far away. Iceland is nearer, but there is only so much molten lava the UK can buy.
>>79388424
Well it's very simple if they stay their fucked if they leave it's still an uphill battle but if you value stability over freedom you will have neither.
>>79379233
3rd world European countries are mad we wont be giving them money for free any more
>>79388424
>be anti-establishment for the sake of it
>vote Brexit
>have no idea about how economy works
>economy obviously goes to shit
>think it's possible to not be mutually dependent on the EU
>think everything will be fine now despite the fact that most UK problems were selfmade
/pol in a nutshell
>>79388013
it s not 1800 anymore
This guy gets it
>>79379233
Hey faggot were you NOT here on the day of Brexit or something? Everybody was exploding in joy.
>>79388424
We don't need to be in the common market. Only 6% of British businesses actually trade with Europe, the majority of which are the financial sector. That means we just need the financial passport, and we'll just need to accept the financial regulations from Brussels when they sell their services to Europe as they do when they sell their services to any other country.
>>79389058
FTSE100 is trading at a year high today.
>>79379900
awww
>>79386938
What the fuck is the guy on the right.
I can't for the life of me find the face on him, I'm assuming its supposed to be like this pic, but wha tthe fuck is that black curve in between his "mouth" and eye supposed to be?
What a shitty drawing.
>>79383085
>Please tell me what rationally is good about Brexit?
Muh freedom. Literally nothing else matters.
>>79389309
That's a pretty shitty metric considering close to 50% of exports go to the EU.
FTSE100 is trading okay out of 3 reasons
1. Pound is pretty weak so people buy a lot
2. BoE just pushed 3.1 billion pounds into the market
3. FTSE100 consists of a lot of global players that are not exclusively dependent on Brexit. FTSE250 still looks really unhealthy and so does the pound.
To conclude:
>have no idea about how economy works
>>79379233
That evening was magic. A night if solidarity then much joy when we actually won it.
But did you not foresee but hurt bremainers filling every aspect of your life to cry their leftist tears?
I know they've pissed in your chips but just always hold that moment of international solidarity against globalism in your heart
>>79388424
norway has EEA, switzland has EFTA
btw they are very similar
>>79389706
> That's a pretty shitty metric considering close to 50% of exports go to the EU.
The vast amount of exports in terms of value is financial services. That's all that matters to Britain. What matters to Europe is no trade barriers on goods going into Britain. We will trade one for the other, and since this arrangement is mutually beneficial - Europe will take it.
> Pound is pretty weak so people buy a lot
That's why it's been BoE policy to try to devalue the pound for years now.
> FTSE100 consists of a lot of global players that are not exclusively dependent on Brexit.
How's the DAX? The 250 is already recovering as well because this was all caused by market shock not the effects of Brexit. We won't know the effects until we actually leave and new trading agreements with both the EU and the rest of the world are in place.
>>79379233
We will thankfully get rid of Scotland and Northern Ireland which will save us alot of money and trouble.
>>79390099
you know that the WHOLE UK finance can stand ONLY because UK is part of the single market?
outside of the single market UK stop being a gate to EU
btw i don t think finance is count in UK export
http://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/profile/country/gbr/
>>79390099
>The vast amount of exports in terms of value is financial services. That's all that matters to Britain. What matters to Europe is no trade barriers on goods going into Britain. We will trade one for the other, and since this arrangement is mutually beneficial - Europe will take it.
They won't
>That's why it's been BoE policy to try to devalue the pound for years now.
Definitely not since UK is net importing and needs and benefits from a strong pound.
>How's the DAX? The 250 is already recovering as well because this was all caused by market shock not the effects of Brexit. We won't know the effects until we actually leave and new trading agreements with both the EU and the rest of the world are in place.
DAX obviously also doesn't do well.
You are not even allowed to negotiate trade deals with other countries until you left the EU. You have to be either retardedly optimistic or just a retard to believe that businesses won't massively outsource jobs to Europe unless there is a perspective of joining the single market which will probably be by joining EEA which again undermines everything the Leave camp wants.
>>79390099
>We will trade one for the other, and since this arrangement is mutually beneficial - Europe will take it.
That means you are becoming dependant on the EU and this time it is worse, becuase you have less influence. Independent UK in modern times is impossible.
>>79379233
Brexit night/morning was the happiest I've ever seen /pol/. Don't fall for the shills.
>>79379233
/pol/ was, for about a day. That's about a day longer a country than /pol/ can go on average. You should be grateful.
>>79390509
That's why I said the UK will ask for the financial passport, which allows financial services to trade within the EU from London.
>>79390595
> They won't
They will. Merkel, Hollande et al aren't going to let Juncker torch their own economies out of spite. The EU isn't going to take on national leaders, multinational corporations and big banks and win. It's just not happening.
>>79390595
> You are not even allowed to negotiate trade deals with other countries until you left the EU.
Mexico already has a proposal on the table. We can certainly speak "informally." Once Article 50 is engaged I'm sure they can find a legal argument to do it formally.
>>79390673
Trade is a sort of dependency. We're already dependent on each other. Barriers hurts both sides. The difference is, we'll be open to pursue further opportunities with the rest of the world and not stifle our economy with blanket EU regulations. The regulations will only need to apply to the 6% of businesses who actually trade with the EU.
This isn't war. The point of trade is mutual benefit. British people buy German cars. Germans like getting jewed by our banks.
>>79383617
>not wanting millions of EEs shitting up your job market is excessive entitlement
>>79390595
>You are not even allowed to negotiate trade deals with other countries until you left the EU.
What are you gonna do, kick us out of the EU? Just try and stop us Goymany.
>>79379874
We joined a "common market"
I am extremely happy for the UK. In sweden the nationalists have been celebrating and congratulating.
/pol/ is full of shills and shitposters, trust me, a lot of people are happy for you guys.
>>79391062
>Trade is a sort of dependency. We're already dependent on each other. Barriers hurts both sides. The difference is, we'll be open to pursue further opportunities with the rest of the world and not stifle our economy with blanket EU regulations. The regulations will only need to apply to the 6% of businesses who actually trade with the EU.
>This isn't war. The point of trade is mutual benefit. British people buy German cars. Germans like getting jewed by our banks.
Your trade with EU countries is too much for you to be able to get in beneficial agreements with any other country from the world, especially when the market is globalized.
>>79391062
>They will. Merkel, Hollande et al aren't going to let Juncker torch their own economies out of spite
It's a lose-lose situation for everyone involved. Therefore there will be a compromise but generally the EU has more leverage since they are the stronger entity, have more economic power, have a better economic diversification and done trade deals with everyone important pretty much.
>Mexico already has a proposal on the table. We can certainly speak "informally." Once Article 50 is engaged I'm sure they can find a legal argument to do it formally.
How long do you think this takes? 1-2 years? :^)
Chinas estimate on negotiating trade deals with UK is ~10 years and 500 negotiators. http://shanghaiist.com/2016/06/24/china_brexit_response.php
What exactly did you gain when you will inevitably join the single market again, pay Brussels for entry and have a similar amount of control over general immigration?
I mean the fishing quota promise is dead already, so is the 350million pound promise, so is complete control over immigration and not partly depending on the EU anymore.
>>79391303
What?
The majority of our trade is with the rest of the world now. Our share of trade with the EU has been steadily falling for a few years.
A FTA with the United States alone is worth more to Britain than the common market, and the US congress has already called to open negotiations.
>>79391193
No any country in the EU is literally forbidden to negotiate trade with other countries by contract.
Also why would we want to kick you out of the EU? You just voted to do that. Strangely your politicians seem very hesitant to actually do so.
>>79381589
Why would the EU accept us back in?
>>79391479
Like TTIP which is supported by the Torys and Labour? ;^)
>>79391600
>Also why would we want to kick you out of the EU?
That's almost my point. There's literally nothing you can do to stop us from talking to other countries.
>>79391705
That would be the tories who've torn themselves apart and labour who are just about to? Oh and Corbyn don't like no TTIP.
>>79391811
I'm pretty sure there are sanctions in place that UK will be held onto. As many people say, neither side wants to piss off the other.
>>79380320
There won't be significant tariffs post-brexit. There's jobs in the hundreds of thousands in Germany that rely on the British export market. That's why Merkel is pleading for everyone to be nice.
>>79391479
>A FTA with the United States alone is worth more to Britain than the common market
Why so?
>>79391878
And Corbyn also likes the EU and is pretty far left. Tough life.
>>79391911
>As many people say, neither side wants to piss off the other.
Excellent, then you'll appreciate that as an outgoing country it's both in our interest and our perogative to begin talking to other countries.
>>79391477
> EU has more leverage since they are the stronger entity
I beg to differ. The chain is as strong as its weakest link. Italy, Spain and France are on the verge of collapse. Greece is in chaos and due its next bailout. DB is about to implode and cause the next eurozone crisis. Do you think the EU is in a position to cut its own nose off to spite its face? Laughable.
> How long do you think this takes? 1-2 years? :^)
That's actually the average it takes for a bilateral treaty. The EU takes forever because it must agree terms acceptable to 27 member states.
> Chinas estimate on negotiating trade deals with UK is ~10 years and 500 negotiators.
Who cares? They're upset with us because Hong Kong is politically pushing for a return to British rule at the moment.
So far Mexico, USA, Switzerland, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Iceland, Greenland, Norway, Ghana, Malaysia, Singapore and Korea (from memory) have either called for or already contacted our foreign office for initial agreements.
This is a week after the vote. It's clear this idea that Britain can't survive on its own is utterly ridiculous, the world is bigger than Europe.
> What exactly did you gain when you will inevitably join the single market again
We won't. Wait and see.
>>79391705
New trade deals will now have to be ratified by our Parliament under public scrutiny. Not conducted in secret in Brussels. I prefer this system somehow.
>>79392006
Corbyn HATES the EU m8. He thinks it hurts workers' rights, and he only (halfheartedly) shilled for Remain because his party is full of Blairites that would kick him out otherwise. They're already trying to kick him out for not shilling hard enough.
>>79391062
well UK can even ask an unicorn...that doesn t mean they will get one
EU has been really clear about that
>>79392006
>And Corbyn also likes the EU
Confirmed for knowing jack shit. Corbyn, for his entire parliamentary life has been anti-EU. Shit he was still vehemently anti-EU a year or so ago. Quite why he ended up on the remain side is likely more to do with internal party politics.
>>79379713
>we knew what we was signing up for and economic uncertainty was expected
You are a fucking liar and you know it.
>>79386657
A K.O'd government leaves room for a new one.
Did you really believe you could fix what you had? The politicians that have been selling you out won't change their ways, at best they'll pay lip service while biding their time. They need to be replaced.
>>79379233
nothing changed . tumblr shill faggots showed up and its summer. so little kids who think they know whats what recycle what a few celebrities say
>>79392006
>And Corbyn also likes the EU
stopped reading there
>>79392119
>That's actually the average it takes for a bilateral treaty.
How long did NAFTA take? TPP?
>>79392291
You're kidding, right?
>Leave the world's largest trade bloc
>Expect an immediate boom
Only a greek could be this stupid.
>>79379233
Only for you Brits.Listen very carefully. This song was never more relavent then now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjDXmv8hURw
>>79379233
/pol/ is full of butthurt. The Europeans are butthurt because we walked away from their shitty union and now they will have to do without all our money. The Americans are butthurt because they are cucked beyond repair, with their nigger president and Hillary set to be their next president.
Being British means having to deal with foreign jealousy on a daily basis. Just embrace it.
>>79380320
>EU tariffs
We buy £10 of EU goods for every £6 we export. They need us a lot more than we need them. Any interference with free trade cost 330,000 jobs in Germany and probably cause Citroen in France to close down completely.
>>79392119
>That's actually the average it takes for a bilateral treaty.
Care to give examples or are you just talking out of your ass?
>>79392657
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjDXmv8hURw
Only threads how it's good for EU that UK left and we are some how butt hurt?
Problem solved.
>>79392770
We employ 1% of you inzest monkeys. You got much more to loose.
1% 40 million english. All unemployed at once. All the 4 million english in the eu. All back at once on benefits.
Child.
Your the whos fuckt.
FACTS:
- More than 1000 laws had to be tailored to UK
- UK is the most neo liberal country out of all in EU
- UK was the main protagonist in signing the TTIP and making a deal behind closed doors.
- 3.1 Million Brits live and work in European countries. This jobs will now be available for us
- UK already didn't follow majority of laws that other EU countries had to.
- India and China ha major restrictions on trading with EU because UK didn't let it
And now this is all gone. We dogged the bullet by letting UK go. They are like the girl you have to carry for all the time. And now we can finally breath easily. No offense Brits hope you do good, but UK leaving is the best thing that has happened to EU in the last 20 years.
>>79392480
NAFTA and TTIP aren't standard FTAs. TTIP is, again, for all 27 members. NAFTA is a trilateral agreement with three different competing interests. Bilateral FTAs usually don't take longer than 5 years max.
>>79392787
The deal between China and Switzerland took 4 years.
http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2015/05/05/what-the-eu-could-learn-from-switzerlands-free-trade-agreement-with-china/
You can look up any bilateral FTA you want, you'll find they don't take decades to agree like the EU - because 2 interests are easier to manage than 28.
>>79383088
>promote Islam
>>79393233
I agree with you. The UK and the EU were never a good match. We were just a pain in the EU's ass because we never really wanted to be there. Now you can continue your project unhindered by us.
>>79393283
4 years is not 1-2 years.
And TTP is not TTIP.
>>79393398
i hope merkel outplays your politically crippled country and involves you in the project against your will
>>79393283
>The deal between China and Switzerland took 4 years.
4 years and swiss economy and their country is way smaller and way less complicated than UKs. Good luck on your trade deals honestly, but it will take a shitton of time and manpower to negotiate them with a high degree of consistency and benefits with every single important region/country in the world.
>>79393942
Sorry misread, but the same principle applies. That's a treaty between the entire pacific rim. You're looking at HUGE deals here, not typical FTAs.
>>79394101
Of course it well. But now we can actually do it. India is another country who has contacted us. The EU has been in negotiations with them for 11 years now and only had 2 meetings. I'd prefer our own chances in making deals with countries which benefit us most, on terms tailored to just us and that country.
>>79392006
>And Corbyn also likes the EU
hahahah
D
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>>79392291
P A Y D E B N TS
>>79393942
uk has less than 2 years
people are forgetting that uk will have to make deals without knowing if it will be in the single market or not..
i doubt that china, usa, india...will make deals without knowing if they will be trading with someone inside the single market or not
>>79393193
>1% of 40 is 4
>>79393193
We employ more of you. Why do you want to damage both economies, just because we don't want unlimited immigration? And you think we're the children?
Some based kek coming from Twitter today:
https://twitter.com/TheEdgeReport/status/748856031892168704
>>79394004
We troika now
>>79379233
Canadians.
Anyone got the Nicola Sturgeon screenshot about her taking it up her flower of Scotland and stirring last nights haggis or something?
