The EU Referendum

I just find it REALLY curious that the larger percentage of the social/political groups who are going to be the ones most fucked over by the immediate results of Brexit, are the ones who voted for it, ie Labour voters. Explain that one, please!

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[WeeMann]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... rexit.html

This article has been floating around social media in the last couple of days, the fact that we'll now have to pay for travel visas within Europe.

Perhaps I'm missing something, but but surely when "We" voted for the abolition of free movement within Europe it was expected that free movement would be abolished?

[JLP]

Boris Johnson and David Davies have quit today. The Tories are about as divided over Brexit as the rest of the country.

[WeeMann]

Boris Johnson and David Davies have quit today. The Tories are about as divided over Brexit as the rest of the country.

They always were, as were the other parties.

The main problem is, and always has been, that the referendum was too broad - a simple yes or no vote on a subject which is far too nuanced. As a result, whatever ultimately happens, no-one will be happy.

I'm in favor of brexit.

the less countries that leech off our taxes, the better

just don't come begging for food

[WeeMann]

I'm in favor of brexit.

the less countries that leech off our taxes, the better

just don't come begging for food

Sorry to disappoint you, but we're on a nett loss in the EU, so the strain will be greater on member countries after we've gone.