- Aug 1, 2004
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EU Referendum. Have you decided ?
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That's a matter of opinion, you have yours others have their own, same could be said for people like you lol
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It's interpretation is different to how you interpret it.
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you know whats pissed me off, laming old people for the leave vote?? There vote is worth the same as anyone else's some of these people are the ones who saved are ass from speaking german right now how a bit of ****ing respect ye
Surely the older generation should be taken seriously they have lived with europe for 40years
This.
The EU HQ is set in germany too, our Grand parents and great grand parents fought to stop us from being taken over from Germany but yet we end up being ruled by them anyways?? Now we have our country back theres going to be some huge changes, some bad and some good but now we are free
Guess some people are scared of change and upset it didn't go their way..
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I voted to leave, I am not frightened of embracing a new future outside of Europe, the biggest issue for me was sovereignty and the right to govern ourselves. I believe that we'll be fine as a nation outside of the EU, people are treating it as if the world is crumbling around them and it is a disaster, yet there are so many countries around the world that are independent and successful, we'll be no different.
The argument about blaming the elderly generation irritates me too, everyone gets one vote, all votes are equal, that is democracy. The elderly have been very brave in my opinion, voting for improving the long term and disregarding the shot term when the time they have themselves is very limited. Also if you go into that round about thinking that the elderly have denied the next generation, what about the 18-24 year olds complaining, their votes will determine the future of all the children of this country, it is a never ending cycle.
/Xele
The argument about blaming the elderly generation irritates me too, everyone gets one vote, all votes are equal, that is democracy. The elderly have been very brave in my opinion, voting for improving the long term and disregarding the shot term when the time they have themselves is very limited. Also if you go into that round about thinking that the elderly have denied the next generation, what about the 18-24 year olds complaining, their votes will determine the future of all the children of this country, it is a never ending cycle.
/Xele
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Brussels isn't in Germany...
Are these really the reasons we're leaving the EU? smh :sorrow:
The sad truth is that the majority of Brexiteers are very misguided.
How so? Majority of the remainders are scared of change. Or scared that visa free travel to the continent will cease. These are not reason to remain inside a political union.
We never opted to join a political union we initially joined a Common Market.
With Calls for a 2nd Referendum just shows how pathetic the remainders are currently acting. The sooner we initiate Article50 the better.
regarding Northern Ireland leaving the UK I would be happy for them todo so it doesn't mean we wouldn't be close friends.
and any politician is thinks about over turning a majority decision made by the peoples of the UK they should be removed and sacked
We never opted to join a political union we initially joined a Common Market.
With Calls for a 2nd Referendum just shows how pathetic the remainders are currently acting. The sooner we initiate Article50 the better.
regarding Northern Ireland leaving the UK I would be happy for them todo so it doesn't mean we wouldn't be close friends.
and any politician is thinks about over turning a majority decision made by the peoples of the UK they should be removed and sacked
How so? From this thread alone the only reasons/"benefits" I've heard for leaving the EU is that we'll no longer be ruled by Nazi's and we won't be invaded by Turkish immigrants.
I think the fact some people have called for a second referendum shows how passionate they feel about what a mistake it is. Ironically on Friday morning more Remainers were up in arms than Leavers were celebrating.
Personally it's too late and there's no going back anyway.
So you've now said you're happy for Scotland and NI to leave the UK? I wonder how many people actually want that though? Not 52% I guarantee!
