[Politics] Brexit

[maltaseagull]

It's ok we now have a spare £350m a day to prop it up with.

Nahh that's all going to the NHS.

 

[daveybgtt]

I'm looking forward to a Mad Max style post apocalyptic wasteland, Dangerous Dave has a nice ring to it! Might have to swap the Ford Focus for something more apt though.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

No hard feelings but great disappointment.

You don't know what the long term benefits are do you ?

just leaving the EU is a long term benefit THE COUNTRY can build on that IT'S THE START OF A NEW ERA FOR THE UK tax payers money going into the UK and not the EU the end of EU DICTATORSHIP on how the UK conducts itself , what's not to like
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

I have been thinking about exporting my summer fruits jam for ages as tourists love it at Peacehaven summer fete so now its cheaper I'm going for it so good news for the economy

Regards

DR

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
regards
DR

 

[Cadiz Seagull]

Be careful what you wish for. You may just get it.

 

[melias shoes]

Genuinely depressing.

That's because the older ones have been there ,seen it,done it. Guess what we don't like it.

 

[maltaseagull]

Why should we worry You chose to live abroad

Not asking you to worry.
Just replying to a comment about everyone's pension pots being worthless. Do try to keep up.

 

[Weatherman]

A lot of drama queens on here. There was always going to be a knee jerk reaction. as happens on the betting exchanges. It'll settle down

 

[Stat Brother]

Just watched the unelectable Farage talk his way into a top job in government.

 

[looney]

And here come the tears......

 

[alfredmizen]

I don't think that you've given this monumental f*ck up much thought.

Maybe you can tell us how you see things panning out-apart from an upcoming mother of all recessions and the pound at levels not seen since the early 80s. No industry, loss of jobs, inflation on a scale not seen for ages, yes, it really is something to look forward to.

I will be extremely interested in your explanation on how we are going to have ''inflation on a scale not seen for ages'' during the ''mother of all recessions '' ??

 

[fat old seagull]

On the upside, it turns out the electorate in Brighton is much brighter than your average Brit.

 

[beorhthelm]

I wonder what Sunderland will think when Nissan takes its huge car factory away to relocate in Europe.

im pretty sure they stated it wouldnt change their investment plans. they export most the product outside the EU anyway, including to Japan which i always found odd.

 

[Nixonator]

It's ok we now have a spare £350m a day to prop it up with.

Indeed, we missed an opportunity to 'lead, not leave'

 

[Hamilton]

Genuinely depressing.

Agree.

And for the sake of young people we have to come together. Accept that the result was what the result was and find some way forward. I feel for them terribly. Our politicians have let them and so many disaffected people down.


Sent from my iPhone in a non-Calde world :-(

 

[looney]

Just watched the unelectable Farage talk his way into a top job in government.

He is an elected MEP who passionately campaigned for his own redundancy. Unlike most our MPs who work for their own enrichment.

To the victors the spoils imo.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

And here come the tears......

regards
DR

 

[1066familyman]

Also the results show that those with higher education were more likely to vote remain.

Old uneducated people won it!

This wins the award for most patronising post of the day for me. And the day has barely started.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

indeed, we missed an opportunity to 'lead, not leave'

leaving is leading
regards
DR

 

[JC Footy Genius]

HOW AGES VOTED
(YouGov poll)
18-24: 75% Remain
25-49: 56% Remain
50-64: 44% Remain
65+: 39% Remain

The old choosing a future that the young don't want.

People with immense life experience and wisdom making sure the younger generations don't repeat the mistakes of the past.