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1: you're country

2: your thoughts on brexit
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Intellectually everyone knows it was a catastrophic idea to leave, but it was worth it for the tears of the fucking liberals and progressives, especially the 75% of those aged 18-24 who voted for Remain.

Fuck you millennial progressives, fucking cunts. You think the world was yours? Fuck you!
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>>61234166
The best decision the UK has made in a long time
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>>61234166
Scotland will be leave from uk.
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>>61234166
Worry about future effect
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>>61234166
An incredibly foolish decision.
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1: France
2: Glad for the brits, i hope we are the next to leave this shitty merkelkonzentrazionkamp called EU.
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>>61234166
I think this is an excellent opportunity to stop handing out visas to British tourists bound for Amsterdam.
I also think it will be nice to see what the impact is on the British economy for leaving the EU, and how long it takes until you guys get cold feet.

Mostly I'm grateful that it happened, because now the EU might finally have a strong enough incentive to actually tighten up the immigration laws, think about deportation, and change the Schengen pact.
Clearly this is not Merkel's agenda, but far right wingers and nationalists are growing everywhere, and the only way to not alienate yourselves from your people as a politician is to put even harsher anti-immigration legislation on the agenda.

/essay
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Brits are the Jebus of EU,
they will die and our sins will be lifted.
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>>61234422
Only if we let them, if they declare their own independence they have no chance of joining the EU as every country with separatist movements would veto their membership.
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>>61234281
>but it was worth it for the tears of the fucking liberals and progressives
No it really, really wasn't. Unless you're not in the UK.
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Good riddance. Their neoliberals will no longer infect the EU.
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I'm jealous.

Good luck to the free people of GB.
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It's fucking insane, stupid decision
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The question actually on everyone's mind:
"Will Britain stay in the Eurovision Song Contest?"
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I didn't even know what Brexit was until today, I just saw the letters "BR" and assumed it was about Brazil.
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It's a good thing. Fuck the EU and centralism.
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1.- flag
2.- you're fool now flaklands is going to be argentinians and is all your fault!!
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I dont give a shit.
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>>61234618
in which we arnt

Well done britain! :D
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Good riddance!
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>>61234649

>a fuckling medpac
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>>61234166
the stars on the eu flag don't represent the members and never have, so it make no sense to sympbolize the uk leave with a star missing
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>>61234166
1-Flag
2-Meh, Memes aside, I think it is not going to be so castrofic how the mass media is saying. Yes, You will have some economic problems which will be solved with the time.
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>>61234615
Not really. As soon as the Scots get their independence, states like Spain will argue Scotland isn't comparable to Catalonia for instance, so as to discourage them from seeing Scotland as a precedent for their own independence.
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Scotland will have a second referendum, and this time they will leave Britain for the EU. Northern Ireland will probably remain. This event will rustle the EU into reforms. The UK will become a mess, and will later return as a diminished country to the EU.
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>>61234659
Israel and Australia are allowed in, i think britain is safe
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>>61234166
2. The absolute madmen actually did it.

I don't think it will help them in anyway though neither do I see it as the end of the world. I personally just wanted to see the SJWs and multiculturalists shamed and that is exactly what happened.
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>>61234618
If I were a bong, I would have voted for Leave if I knew beforehand that result would produce comments such as this:

>My first response was panic. I’m a recent graduate, already facing financial instability, uncertainty in the job market, trying to work out my future. A leave result means more anxiety for me, more instability to navigate and try to understand.

>I’m also a woman of colour. From a young age, I’ve been aware of racist and nationalist attitudes in Britain, spread around the country outside of my home and haven of London. I’ve spent years watching people argue to dismantle the systems that allowed my mother and closest friends into the country to work, to lead better, productive lives. I’ve seen people screaming that my immigrant family (biological and chosen) are worthless, that they contribute nothing. And I’ve always felt unwanted, uncomfortable, underrepresented.

>This result confirms my fears. That my families aren’t seen as people, as human. They’re numbers, they’re a swarm, a threat. They’re not welcome here, and as a product of immigration, neither am I. With this result, England clings on to its colonial history, and I’m ashamed.

>Zainabb Hull, 23, London

Dirty, fucking millennials and progressives
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1. my're flag
2. I'm happy for the britbongs. I have never understood why would anyone give up their autonomy for the sake of some socialist utopia. I hope this trend spreads around europe and we'll get more independent nation states.
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>>61234824
Calling this too tqbh
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>>61234615
Well, honestly I only worry about our economy.
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I was really angry and upset at first but now I'm really happy for Scotland and Northern Ireland. It's pretty obvious that they don't deserve to go down with the ship. It will be really funny to see how England fucks itself.
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>>61234166

I'm excited because this reinforces the US position of power in the west
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>>61234832
I think they should join the EU as well.
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I'm in it for the memes, just like all the leave voters. It's about sowing as much chaos as possible to escape the hellish boredom of our lives.
That's why people vote Trump as well
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>>61234907
this 2bqhwy
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It's a pity they'll still have to be tormented by EU for 2 years until Brexit actually gets launched.
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>>61234771

Or the government will block the entrance to Scotland in the EU to prevent our independent to get any ideas. To this day, Spain doesn't recognize Kosovo for this very reason.
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>>61234166
1. Murikan
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciPu4DnKBuM
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>>61234871
You shouldn't use words you don't know.
Look up utopia, and you'll see that a socialist utopia doesn't exist, and if it did, everyone would want to join it.
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1) Italy
2) Pretty good decision, EU is cancer
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>>61234871
>socialist utopia

Why are you saying this like a bad thing? Finland is way more socialist than Britain and your country is run amazingly well (compared to Britain). I want the socialism is bad meme to die.
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>>61234824
>Scotland will have a second referendum, and this time they will leave Britain for the EU.

Looks like England will have to build a wall in that case.
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>>61234166

1) usa

2) I dont think this will hurt the eu a lot in the long run compared to the uk.
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Our new state and foothold into europe is soon to come. We will see a rifle in every mans home on the planet and estrogen filled meat in every gutter.
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>>61235055
>he hasn't heard of Hadrian's wall
American education
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>>61234871
It's going to be fun when the government decides to remain in the EEA and imigration will continue, but the UK will have lost all political influence and democratic rights they previously had.
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>>61234166
Economically it's retarded, everyone knows that. Putin will also take advantage of it.

On the ither hand the leftist tears gave me a stiffy. BoJo's premiership and separatism will make politics interesting again.
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>>61234871
>socialist utopia
>forced privatisation of public services
you bloody what ?
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>>61234281
so much fucking this
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I think brexit is an opportunity for EU to change, maybe our masters are shitting their pants now and they will start to make laws for people instead for banks and now we have a little hope that this refuge welcome madness will end.
We could maybe get a more democratic and political Union without the brits.
I hope both UK and EU will not suffer too much from Brexit.
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I believe that EU and Eurozone must become one thing and if a country don't want Euro as currency must leave.
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>>61234618
Guess where I am Brit.
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>>61234166

The right thing to do.

Fuck the EU
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>>61234166
Good boys, dancing by Overlord Putin's tune. Atleast they're still in NATO.
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>>61234166
1. my flag
2. Will Spain and Argentina use this to finally claim their rightful clay?
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>>61235289
They don't border Russia and they don't have russian minorities inside UK.
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>>61234166
Brits are bunch of stupid, delusional, arrogant idiots
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Most faggots here act like it's the start of the fall of Rome or some shit and it disgusts me. I think brexit is a great incentive for other countries to break free from our political overlords, but knowing those slimy fucks they'll pull every cord to keep it from happening.

Why the fuck are you lot so pro-EU? What the hell happened?
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>>61234931
No.
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>>61234166
1) Ireland
2) Crises as the UK is one of our largest trading partners. Opportunity as we are the only english speaking EU country now.

Short term problems and long term gain.
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1- flag
2- Hopefully as a direct effect, EU will change and will react fast. I also hope you never recover from this move, economically or politically. At least i can read things like "how stupidity got over the brits" and such, makes me laugh all the time, i thank you for that.
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Flag.
Times will get rough it short terms, that was to be expected. They'll benefit from the independence in the long run though. It was all worth it when more cunts follow.
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>>61235197
Not really fair to bring up currency when you have jack fucking shit yourself, Grease. Pay denbts.
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>>61235197
I agree.
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>>61234845
>i have a right to live where ever i want to simply because i want to live there

As someone who greatly values individual freedoms, I have sympathy for such an attitude.

As someone who actually owns something of my own and worked for it and isn't looking for a handout, I have absolutely none.
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>>61235359
Spain yes but Argentina has bigger problems than to try and take Malvinas back
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I hope this leads to even tighter integration among the 27 (+ hopefully Scotland) remaining countries and eventually a federal European superstate.
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>>61234166
1. flag
2. It's an error, but hopefully one we can all learn from sooner rather than later.
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>>61234824
Even if there's another referendum, people in Scotland apparently don't yet realise we'll have to join the Euro, as soon as they realise that the referendum will fail
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>>61235125
Hadrian's Wall doesn't exist.
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usa

bad idea
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>>61234166
Denmark is next
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>>61234166
1. Flag
2. It's good for all of us.
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>>61235428
I stopped being an edgy /pol/tard after 20 y/o
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>>61234166
I don't know enough about international politics and economy to even begin to make an opinion that could be anything short of total bullshit.

That being said, I've read about how politicians plan on trying to fuck the shit out of the UK in the coming years with trade deals and such in a hope of preventing other members from leaving the EU, which is utter horseshit and probably the kind of mentality that caused the UK to leave in the first place.

That will backfire on them, I think. Unless Europeans are all actually hypercucks, I can't imagine a country's people willing to live under that kind of threat.
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It seems to have been economically unwise, short and long term.
In the short run, there will be a recession and tremendous uncertainty as the markets adjust and everything is negotiated. In the long run, the UK will be in the same position as before, but with less say in how it trades with the EU. It still needs to play by the rules, but it can't influence as much as before. The UK had a generous position in the EU. It's unlikely any country will have as good a deal as that again.

Scotland may leave. That alone would make Brexit a historic mistake from which the UK would never fully recover.

Brexit, as it stands, looks pretty dumb. I'm all for kicking Brussels in the balls, but fucking yourself over so badly to make it happen isn't worth it. The advantages don't outweigh the disadvantages.
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>>61235575
Neither does your sexlife, burgercuck.
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>>61235428
They WERE anti-EU until they saw the impact on the markets this morning. Now they were always in favour of the EU.
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>>61235575
It does, and it prevents cows from illegally crossing between England and a little bit south of the border with Scotland.
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Forgot pic
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>>61234166
>In 1776, 13 British colonies fought and eventually defeated their tyrannical, English overlords, earning their independence
>In 2016, 4 British countries fought and eventually defeated their tyrannical, German overlords, earning their independence
US and UK, united in their quest for freedom
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>>61235737
Nice Meme-wall.
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>>61235737
How tall was the wall in its heyday? Was that supposed to keep the picts out?
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>>61234678
literally would not even have heard of it except for reading the 4chan.
>american media
>not even once
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>>61234166
1. flag
2. I'm curious to see how they'll do on their own, although I'm not optimistic
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The EU deserved this.
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>>61235760
Can we have a Union Jack one of these?
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>>61235633
>That being said, I've read about how politicians plan on trying to fuck the shit out of the UK in the coming years with trade deals and such in a hope of preventing other members from leaving the EU, which is utter horseshit and probably the kind of mentality that caused the UK to leave in the first place.
You realize that this sounds stupid?
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>>61235760
>In 2016, 4 British countries fought and eventually defeated their tyrannical, German overlords, earning their independence

Shows how much you know Trumpcuck, 2 of those countries fought to remain, and now they're going to remain anyway because they won't be part of the UK anymore.
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Burgerland
I think it's the most disastrous thing since the 08 crash.
It's not even the economics that scares me, what scares me is that we have legitimized the new nationalism mob of the alt-right-- which, if you ask me, is far more damning and pants-on-head retarded than any of the SJW shit we've been seeing for the past decade.

It also absolutely pains me to see the actual fall of the british kingdom. What fucking dolts
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>>61235803
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GR6Jcp_vYVg
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Do you love gooks?
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1: england
2: concerned how this will effect my plan to go study cheap in Denmark In the future, anyone know?
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>>61235760
And look how those 13 colonies are off now.
Wouldn't want to live there for the life of me.
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>>61235621
Not an argument
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So, does it impact my life?
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>>61234166
1. Ireland
2. Good
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>>61235737
Impressive.
Not even the Hoff could tear this one down.
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>>61235646

You're the only American on 4chan, let alone /int/, that i've ever seen demonstrate a proper understanding of the referendum.
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>>61234166

>have absolutely no plan whatsoever on how to transition after leaving EU
>only leave because one slightly bigger mob of plebs outvotes a slightly smaller mob of plebs

seems like a bad idea to me
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>>61235854
>It also absolutely pains me to see the actual fall of the british kingdom.

This. It's kind of sad but it was also kind of inevitable. Good luck Ireland and Scotland.
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>>61235852
Shows how much you know literallywho, nearly half of the colonialists at the time were Loyalists to the Crown and the majority of leaders didn't even want to revolt for the same kind of reasons people are saying it was a bad idea for Brexit, but they also realized that sovereignty is more important than bending knee to someone 10,000 miles away.
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1. Spain
2. I'm OK if the UK want to leave.
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>>61235887
It'll be up to 2 years of negotiations before an actual leave so maybe you still have time, you can ask for refuge status too
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Germany

If it turns out to be a mistake we can learn from it, if it turns out positive all the better.
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>>61235854
I think Brexit will be the vaccine that prevents further spread of altright aids.
Shame UK had to go instead of a country of cunts like the Netherlands.
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>>61234281
This, I fapped to twitter last night.
The salt was great, it was testament to how shitty liberals are.
Everything goes their own way and they are happy, they don't vote and it does not go their way then everyone is racist, xenophobe and democracy does not work.
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>>61235804
It's on the front page of every major American news outlet. Don't blame our media for your ignorance.
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>>61235857
kek
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A sad day for everyone involved
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>>61235921
finish mrt first leh, then can talk about international politics
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>>61235857
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>>61234281
It has a 50/50 chance of going well I think
And now the EU will start breaking apart
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>>61235840
How so? Because I used dirty words that wound your superior intellectualism or because you don't agree with the prognostication of experts?

It's not like I made that up. Go read some of the article floating around about the ramifications of Brexit. It's almost unanimously decided that there will be political backlash from the EU against the UK in an effort to prevent other members from dumping out.
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>>61234166

1. Germany

2. I like it. After the UK has become a 3rd world county, nobody will care, if it becomes German property.
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>>61236025
That's why in smart countries referendums require at least 65-80% of support for idea. Head to head results are not fair for such serious decisions
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USA
I know nothing about these politics. I came on here to find out what happened
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>>61234166
1.JPN
2.Brits have made a wise decision
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>>61234166
Finally, we're not the only ones who aren't in the EU.
Good for anglos, hope they redeem themselves from the Union Cuckshed.
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>>61234907
>NI
Their only option is to stay with us

>Scotland
Uncertain future, still a risk tbqh.
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Brexit is 100% EU fault.

>>61235854
Why is trying to prevent the replacement of a population in its own territory, a wrong deed?
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>>61235484
This. Ex-UK committing suicide by retardation will be a source of laughter for years to come.
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1) England
2) The economists, political analysts, the business leaders, the scientists, the academics, the scientists, the environmentalists (most working in a cross border capacity) all had their thoroughly researched theorems and critiques hand-waved for the sake of simplistic, shallow populism. What the leaders were thinking leaving such a momentous decision to the general population is beyond me. The general population are borderline retarded. Especially the white working class. I know because I and my entire family are white working class. Anti-intellectualism was rife throughout the campaign and we've entered the age of Idiocracy.
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>>61235646
The problem is the politicians will still say this is a good thing even when everything is crumbling around them and the working class idiots who have never read anything beside the Sun and Daily Mail will believe them.
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>>61236181
But you are. You enjoy benefits of EU while you pay a tithe for it and take refugees
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>>61236154
>It's not like I made that up.
Perhaps not. Maybe other people made it up.
>there will be political backlash from the EU
Nobody thinks this outside of Globalresearch.ca and /pol/.
You are retarded.
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>>61235889
>And look how those 13 colonies are off now.

At least they're free you cuck. They'll (probably) get better within time. But at least they'll have the satisfaction of knowing they did it with their pride intact unlike you Merkel skitskin bootlickers.
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I'm not well versed in European politics so I'm unsure of my opinion, though I'm pretty terrified. How will Europe be affected? My boyfriend is studying in Germany at the moment and I'm worried for him.
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>>61234166
>you're
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>>61235359
>"""""""""rightful""""""""""""
It'd be a ref for Gib and they'll probably vote to merge with Spain or try and become a microstate
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>>61234281
>but it was worth it for the tears of the fucking liberals and progressives
This is exactly the kind of thinking that leads to stupid decisions like this. People see it as an us vs.them thing and care only about their feels instead of what's actually good for their country. It's literally the right wing equivalent of the REFUGEES WELCOME crowd
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I think it's sad, but it might be better for the EU on the long term.
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>>61236181
>pays EU
>has free movement
>implements regulation
>not EUs bitch
no point in playing tough
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>>61236132
Nah EU is not arrogant enough only edgy btitshits
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>>61236252
This is the price that champagne socialists and chatterers are paying for their contempt, disregard and attempts to exterminate the white working class. Soon, it will have its revenge across the Atlantic with Trump.

Progressives dug their own graves with attitudes like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0diJNybk0Mw
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>>61236349
>My boyfriend is studying in Germany at the moment and I'm worried for him.

I mean... He'll be fine. It's not that bad. It's not going to start a war. It's more bad for people living in England and Wales.
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>>61234166
1.France
2.Greatest day of the last decade, there's a tiny chance that the EU could possibly work, now, without those assholes standing on the brakes to kill every useful advancement and trying to push for the US interests instead of the European ones. Not that I'm really optimist, but at least it's more likely to happen now, even if it's a very small chance
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>>61236032
In 1836, 1 American state fought and eventually succumbed to their tyrannical, American overlords, forfeiting their independence.
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>>61234166
MALAYSIA

UK = UNKEKED
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>>61234166
a prank that went too far

Brexit means

All the rapefugees in calais will get entry to UK.
Lower wages
All the britcucks who reside in the EU need to leave or revoke their citizenship

well done Right wing retards
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Seems way to overblown
A non-problem
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>>61236349
Tell him to wear a Canadian flag at all times. English speakers are being targeted in violent attacks all over Europe atm
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>>61234907
No one is expecting northern ireland to leave and leaving is a very unpopular opnion there, shows how stupid you are
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>>61236313
But that's literally wrong. Google "uk leaves eu" and read some of the articles, from literally any news source.

The President Donald Tusk already said that measure would be taken to ensure other member states wouldn't leave the EU.
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>>61236111
Ok gan x)
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>>61236467
this, I don't dislike brits as people, but they were in the way of the EU train with all the exceptions they had in place for them.
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>>61236467
Kill yourself you right winged limp dick fat faggot
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>>61236252
Why are you surprised that the white working class fought back against the elite, after they've been trying their hardest to kill it?
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>>61236376
I don't see Gib merging with Spain ever. Hell, part of why they voted to remain was to prevent Spanish claims. Nobody wants to be a part of a failing state, at least for the time being.
Politically striving for a microstate might be a possibility though. Spain will make life a pain for them, so they'll seek some form of compromise or escape.
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>USA

The left has been dealt its worst defeat on a global stage since Bush won over Gore in 2000. Right now there's a deluge of tears and whining from the 18-24 demographic, but that will go away soon. Nobody likes a loser and, for the first time in more than a decade, the left is the side of the losers.

The forward momentum of the left has been arrested, and now with a couple elections in the USA and continental Europe the pendulum has its chance to swing back hard. People want a winner, they aren't going to wallow in misery with the left for very long. Minds change.
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Never been more proud or patriotic. Glad Britain finally got it's balls back and the liberal traitors are defeated.
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>>61236549
Maybe you should read beyond the headlines?
All EU officials have said UK will get a fair deal, but no favors.
They don't want them in the EEA because that would include free movement and the brits literally voted against exactly that.
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>>61235428
It was economically negative, that's why. People are looking at the short term effects and thinking it was a huge mistake. The stock market and sterling will go back to normal soon, and we will have the same relationship with the EU. Hopefully it will force the EU to make drastic changes to prevent its dissolution that will benefit everyone.
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>>61236572
not him, but i'm left and somewhat agree
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>>61236231
>Why is trying to prevent the replacement of a population in its own territory, a wrong deed?
Because the logistics of doing so are fucking stupid and won't even solve the problem. Not to mention that the vote doesn't even represent the general opinion of the youth, i.e. the people who will actually inherent the country. The by-far largest voting bloc were people over the age of 60.
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>>61236472
Hey, I never said we maintained that ideology. We screwed the fucking pooch as soon as the boat left the dock.
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>>61236252
>Anti-intellectualism was rife throughout the campaign and we've entered the age of Idiocracy.
This is happening everywhere.
Democracy was flawed from the very beginning, but when the concept still had some novelty, at least people were more motivated to read up on political issues, and if they were not informed, refrained from voting. That at least is the impression I get.

We've entered an age where the public looks up to people like the Kardashians. We can't have these people deciding the future of their states, but I'm afraid a proposal to restrict voting to the educated will never be approved anywhere in this world.
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1. Look at the flag cunt

2. Bad idea, but I suppose there's more to a country than GDP. If having the peace of mind knowing that no immigrants are fucking your shit up is worth fucking over your children's financial future, I'm sure Bob from Northern England will be just fine.
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>>61234166
Good.
The europoor union will start falling apart.
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>>61236342
>At least they're free you cuck
they're not free. they all bend the knee to their overlords in washington.
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1. Poland
2. I only care about EU-funds, and we will be taking them in full size yet for at least 4 years, so i dont give a fuck.
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>>61236651
funny how "liberal" has opposite meanings in our languages
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>>61236031
Northern Ireland, they're like Wales they rely on us too much, they won't leave.
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>>61236483
I can already see all the pensioners walking across the continent back to the UK from Spain like the expulsed Germans did 70 years ago.
Please make it happen.
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>>61236420
Holland, France and Denmark have their referendums next. It begins.
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>>61236678
I have read beyond the headlines. All EU officials have also already said that they need to take measure to ensure other member states don't follow suit, especially the northern states.
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>>61234281
Good job UK.
You get the slim chance of regaining some semblance of a nation now.

I wish we could leave the retarded cuck union as well. With a bit of luck the arabs will push to migrate harder this summer and the EU and every Eastern Euro country will chimp out and this retarded marxist distopian project will finally die.
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>>61236767
Theirs is the wrong one of course.
Libertas=freedom, so it should be a term to describe right wingers.
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>>61236442
>It's not going to start a war.
Speak for yourself. I voted brexit precisely because I want a war.
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>>61235760
How is the EU tyranical? You people are exactly like leftists when it comes to wordgames.

And then a few days from now you'll suddenly flip out at some dumbass lefty for using generalizing incorrect language.
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>>61236709
Back in the old day, democracy was restricted to the rich, propertied classes and males. Guess what happened when it began to be expanded into universal franchise around the mid-20th century- it coincides exactly with the decline of the West.
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>>61236498
The pound sterling disagrees.
>>61236549
>measure would be taken to ensure other member states wouldn't leave the EU
Is this what constitutes proof of EU reprisal against the UK? I think that's enough computer for one day. Put the glue down and go outside.
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>>61236857
Als je ziet hoe onze minpres danst naar de pijpen van Juncker en consorten dan weet je precies waarom.
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>>61236791
Those measures are letting the brits blow their brains out themselves.
It requires no exceptional actions from Brussels.
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1. Suomi on paras
2. Bye Felicia
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>>61234166
Amazing. Great to see the UK decide its own future.
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>>61236795
>we
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the result of a referendum in Bulgaria would not favor a leave
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>>61236926
Laat maar zien waar je het over hebt.
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>>61236904
Back in the really old day, in ancient Greece, another restriction was having a beard.
I think we should reinstate that rule as well.
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>>61236904
It's got nothing to do with gender, moron. If anything women are more cautious voters than men are, and less likely to support pants-on-head retarded shit because "muh feels". It's a matter of psychology.
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It amazes me just how poorly educated are some of you supposed first worlders. How do you misuse concepts you clearly are not even close to understand to try to get your (weak) point across. Referring to the EU, a clearly capitalist institution, funded and oriented to the safekeeping of the reproduction of capital within Europe, as a "Marxist political Union" or a "Socialist utopia" is just fucking dumb. Aren't you supposed to be the craddle of intellect? Use your fucking brain and stop believing /pol/ and r/european infographics. Fucking idiots.
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>>61237003
Helaas moet ik in dat geval de gemakkelijke weg kiezen en je simpelweg alleen kanker toewensen.
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>>61236514
Is that true? Are some Europeans really that angry about it? He speaks German
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>>61234166
flag

absolutely amazing, the EU is just another overreaching layer of government not accountable to the people
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>>61234166
Honestly now the whole thing seems random as fuck for such an important decision. Everything happened really fast and now the whole Europe is at a crossroads.

You have a bunch of industries and workers from Europe in your country who might have to leave and the gigantic void they leave will be up for you to fill.

You are also looking at a future government of suspicious characters without any real political experience or accomplishment. Not to mention the problems with Scotland and NIR.

You basically meme'd your own country to spite the EU and took others along for the ride.
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>>61237010
>being a neckbeard
>>61237066
/int/ beats /pol/ in the degree of anti-intellectualism present
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>>61236995
After Brussels sends us 80000 mudslimes in the next 5 years as it is supposed to happen according to our contractual obligations... you seriously think there's a chance we'll stay?!

LMAO.
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>>61236752
>they're not free. they all bend the knee to their overlords in washington.

Just like you guys? When I meant free I meant not being duped by their politicians into ruining their own countries.
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>>61237024
Women think only with their emotions, not with ratio. They will often vote pro-immigration because of pictures of little crying brown kids.
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1. Brazil
2. Better on the long run

Of course the markets would react negatively, this adds a new unknown variable, more risk, but that's temporary.
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>>61234622
I don't get it. Why are you so happy for your country to lose more and more of its sovereignty? I see it a lot from Spaniards. Do you hate your country that much? It's sadistic as fuck.
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>>61237066
They don't know what Marxism is, it's a buzzword to rally up against.
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>>61237066
If you're a leftie, things you don't like are fascist.
If you're a right winger, things you don't like are commie.
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>>61237190
yea, any day now
lol
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>>61237180
>/int/ beats /pol/ in the degree of anti-intellectualism present
Pffffffffttthahahahahaha
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In a perfect world, the EU would be disbanded and it would return to a purely free trade and visa free area. It's not worth the bother or quite frankly the economic benefits when it plans to allow Turkey and Albania into the Union. Not to mention how badly it approached the refugee crisis and the euro crisis. Southern Europe is little more than a protectorate by now. So yes I voted leave, for better or for worse the EU has to either die or be seriously reformed.
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>>61237066
Poor working class individuals have always been anti-intellectual no matter where they exist. This isn't a jab against them, it's just the way it is.

Then you have the educated who know Brexit is a bad idea but just want to stick it to immigrants or Brussels.
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>>61234166
flag
memes
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>>61234166
France
Excellent
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Schotland een vrij continent? das wel nice, hun hoofdstad ziet er behoorlijk imperialistisch uit
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>>61237282
I doubt more than 1% of /pol/ has even glanced at Das Kapital.
So they spout stale memes about jews and frankfurt.
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>>61236767
It has the same meaning in our language too. The poster you're replying to is just retarded.
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>>61237302
>>61237180
fug I meant it the other way around
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>>61237209
Incorrect. Studies show that women tend to vote with their own self-interest in mind far more often than men do, and tend to stake out the political center and vote for whichever party is most centrist.

This means their voting patterns are more conservative (meaning stable and cautious, not right-wing Conservative) than men's are. Men, especially those with lower education, tend to go with their "gut instinct", which is a nice way of saying "feelz>realz".

http://www.slate.com/articles/double_x/doublex/2012/01/the_gender_gap_in_politics_why_do_women_vote_differently_than_men_.html
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>>61237290
If we don't accept them there's a very nice penalty.
So we either get 80K Abdulbakur Ibn I Rape Your Girlfriend Tonight, or we pay out the nose.

Watch some non-meme news some times.
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>>61235803

People were a lot smaller back then. Haven't you seen Night at the Museum 2?
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>Britbongs compare this to the American War of Independence
>Forget that the US literally pulled a Scotland and sided with the French and continental Europe

The US knew it had to preserve itself and be friends with Europe to not be fucked into oblivious like Haiti would be some years later. It was a time of Empire where competition was not regional but imperial, so it was actually easier to benefit from alliances. The markets have changed and politics will now move to starker regionalism.

I think this is a historical mistake that sends ripples into helping nationalism and the new Far Right movements in Europe gain legitimacy. It is now harder for everyone and more uncertain.
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>>61236767
It doesn't, that guy has just spent too much time on /pol/ and adopted American terminology.
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>>61237483
Women base decisions on empathy. Men base decisions on gut instinct. Educated people base decisions on logic.
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>>61237066
>Socialist utopia
Oxymoron.
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>>61235197
>Brits decide themselves to leave the EU party
>Greece is thrown out the 2nd storey window
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>>61237573
Don't educated people base decisions on euphoria?
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>>61234166
Had to be done eventually, and better to do it now than later.

The economic problems associated with it were ienvitable, the economic problems associated with even doubting the EU were inevitable. But all of these problems are not the fault of any nation that leaves german vassalage, its the fault of germany for trying a sneaky underhanded way at european conquest. You could also say its the fault of people who did not see past their basic ruse in the first place, but dont blame the victim i guess.

Anything bad that happens is germanys fault, just remember that.
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Oy m8s, so what are the main points to this Brexit?
I don't watch the news and a friend was just mentioning it the other day. From what I gather people were tired of funding all their takes to immigrants and their children? Also to break free from having some of your cities/business forced to do shit the EU wanted?
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>>61237490
yea m8, except the part were all these theoretical things don't get past the voting stage
do you actually read news or do you glance through it while shitposting on /pol/ about the white genocide?
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>>61237121
There's this meme again.
>European Council is just heads of government
>Council of the European Union is appointed national ministers
>European Parliament is chosen in public elections
>European Commission is comissars nominated by national governments and agreed upon by the parliament
>hurf durf faceless unaccountable brussels bureaucrats not chosen by the people
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Forgive me for my lack of knowledge.

But why exactly did they leave?
Was it just the immigrants?
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>>61237483

>>61237573
This. Never changing your view isn't good either.
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>>61237563
You didn't choose to side with the French or Spanish. The French and Spanish offered to help you get independence to spite the UK, then you promptly forgot about each other and you wouldn't even help them when they had a revolution. So it sounds pretty damn similar to me.
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>>61236068
>reading major american news outlets
topwew
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Enjoy your recession stupid bongs
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>>61237636
That is correct
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>>61234166
I will only see it as a failure if Scotland and NI leave, so I hope the government will start to give them what they want now because we're pretty vulnerable right now. We need to come together again and prove the EU a joke
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>>61237573
so, women, men and educated people are three seperate catergories? whew, l@d. Slow down.
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>>61237785
Do you want her >>61237348 to vote?
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Glad someone send a signal to the EU. Hope things will work out for them and that the EU starts listening to us more.

I don't think we should be talking about a Nexit yet, but the option should be there.
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>>61237778
>England is vulnerable

Payback time for the worst allies
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>>61237785
Men, women, and Fedorakins.
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>>61236572
nah, go fuck yourself

>right winged

you know nothing

and on the contrary that's a big blow to the right wing politics in Europe, as UK was the biggest advocate on extanding more and more to more countries instead of deepening the links between the already existant EU. The biggest advocates for more deregulation, for more fiscal and social dumping, for more free-market to import more cheap worker from eastern Europe. The bigges advocate to prevent any step towards an European army that could have undermined the NATO's and US influence. The biggest trojan horse for the US politic in Europe. The biggest advocate for more TAFTA shit.

Them leaving is the biggest step towards a better built European Union that would actually be an union, rather than a free-market zone searching for more cheap workers. Not that I have much faith in the politics, as right now the trend seems to be "we'll try to fuck UK as hard as we can to make an example of them and show to the people what they must not do", instead of actually trying to say "OK, people want more democracy, more parliament, less behind-closed-doors agreements and European Comission, let's do what we can to bring more democracy and sense of citizenship".
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>>61237696
Partially immigrants, partially mistrust and dislike of Brussels and Germany's leadership of the EU, and partly to remove the power the EU has over the UK. The EU is not a nice institution and it's useless at solving the many problems it helps create.
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>>61237696
>Brits are unhappy with their politicians
>all the politicians say to stay, except edgy farrage that voices their opinions about dem bloody migrants
>FUCK THE ESTABLISHMENT, ANGLAND
yes, it's a combination of anti-establishment + anti-immigrant sentiment
It's literally Trump - the Uk edition
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>>61237066
Does NAFTA fuck your country or just the US?
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>>61237890
>rather than a free-market zone
>what the fuck am i reading
It started out as that, yes, but it's far from that right now. We need to go back to that, and tell the socialists to go fuck themselves
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>>61237778
This. Scotland will be happy as long as the long term economic situation is not bad. Especially now with low oil prices. Northern Ireland gets a large amount of subsidy from the UK and they don't want to lose this.
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>>61237658
Those are all simply triggers and things that were 'final straws' to a lot of people.

The big issue is soverignty and not lettin germany bully them around. On principal the EU is a disaster, and while britain was able to enter with some special terms owing to just how powerful it was, a lot of smaller countries are basically enslaved to the EU, unable to have any will of their own due to their dependency on financial support (which is partially caused by, and certainly reinforced by, various policies and trends caused by germany, watch the video catastroika to understand how the germans consolidate power by making nations indebted to them within the EU)

On principal then, doing everything you can to hurt the EU is the right choice. In the long run the EU needed the UK more than the UK needed the EU. London is a world financial capital, much more so than anything that now remains within the EU. Bankers and the elite would prefer to work with the EU only because it makes things easier for them to get rich. But fuck those people, why do we care about them? England has resources, a decent military considering almost everyone but us has just given up on maintaining any military, they will be fine. In the end its not fictional fiat money moving around in bank servers that is wealth, its hard resources, food, materials, and military capability, that measures a nations strength.

As long as the population realizes they can overcome these temporary hardships they will end up better off than they were.
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>>61237658
For me it was just because I was against centralism

Also because I didn't expect it to actually happen and I wanted to be able to say 'it's not my fault I voted out' when the EU piss us off
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>>61234931
>Letting literal Jews in the EU
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>>61237986
Don't forget the slimy opportunist Boris Johnson, who only backed leave to further his political career.
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>>61236641

>Trump elected
>Holland, France and other countries exit the EU, effectively shattering it
>Right wing dominate on a world stage
>???

Per ada astra
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>>61236641
>the left
>the left
>the left

Cameron wasn't even on the left. This drivel is most likely coming from someone who calls himself a "national socialist" and calls others comrade on the circlejerk known as /pol/. It's also cute how you think this will make UK win in any shape or form.
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>>61237845
But Portugal were always best allies ;_;
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>>61237833

>Glad someone send a signal to the EU.
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>>61237845
England is part of the reason portugal is it's own nation
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>>61237986
You say that, but look at how the politicians approached it - they overtly lied and exaggerated what would happen if we left, gave no specific details as to what would happen and refused to give us a viable alternative. Then they set the unwashed masses on the poll cards. It was an utter shambles from start to finish and Cameron is primarily to blame for that.
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>>61238146
>it is own nation
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>>61238085
Boris is actually UKs chance at saving some of what survives the initial exodus
He could make a EEA deal, which would betray the referendum indirectly, but save UK in the long term.
He could also fuck it up.
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>>61237845
Perplexing post my friend
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Celtic super-state when?
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>>61238223
I completely agree, I believe 'stay' lost this more than 'leave' won it.
Cameron should kill himself for fucking up this hard.
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>>61238233
>He could also fuck it up.
This is far more likely, but we'll see how much Paris and Berlin want to fuck London over in the hope that some of the banks and multinationals move their operations to the continent.
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>>61234166
Im country?
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>>61238298
>'stay' lost
They were spending tax payer money on stay propaganda and plastering stay all over the entire country.

Or are you saying this revolted people enough to make them vote leave?
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>>61238317
>Berlin
Frankfurt more like it, we will see regardless
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