23rd June 2016

So please tell me because no one else can. What are the long term benefits?

 

I know what you are saying whitey

But the majority voted out .

You might not like that but nothing anything can do so might as well deal with it .

What choice does anyone have now


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I understand that

But what can anyone who voted remain do about it now

Moan for the rest of their life's or get on with it ?


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Lives

 

I'm not arguing against the decision. Democracy innit?

I don't like it though. I didn't vote for it. I'm worried.

And so it's a bit **** reading so many Leavers posting stuff like "deal with it, gerron wi it, tough ****" etc.

 

You scare the life out of me.

 

Wow, talk about getting it wrong.... It's the opposite actually.. 1 Euro is not worth more than 1 Pound travel rate is approx 1.20 euros to the pound.. You were right lol, you don't know much.

 

I'm my defense, I copped for my mistake later on in the thread hours ago.

And yeah, I know nowt

Or maybe it's defence?

See? Nowt

 

Because they disagree ...no more than that.

 

Did I say anything about a new golden age ?

 

Well said. I personally know an old guy who is retired and extremely wealthy so has no money worries whatsoever. He has voted to leave despite the fact that more than likely it will lead to his son losing his very Europe reliant job

 

I disagree with my parents all the time but on issues that will affect them not me I'm not selfish so I'd put their wants and needs ahead of my opinion. It's what you do for family.

 

My friend has just confided in me that she is gutted that she strongly suspects that her parents both voted leave (as of course is their right). However, she has worked in Luxembourg for the last 6 years and is in a serious long term relationship with a Frenchman who also works in Luxembourg. She was planning on coming home (and he with her) eventually but now it may make it more difficult for him to move to England with her. She is considering applying for dual citizenship so that they could both potentially live there or marrying (whch they have been discussing anyway before Brexit) so that they can live together in England. The best bit is that her dad is also planning to retire in France!

 

It's amazing isn't it how short sighted some people are and how selfish they are as well when they know full well that they are voting for something that negatively affects their children for decades to come but prioritise their desires even though they know they don't have to live with it

 

No, they were my words. Weird.

 

Exactly and that's why I voted Leave...for my son and his children to have the right to be in a free and independent country , rather than just a state of a unified federation . There are no doubt many reasons of purely self interest , where I agree selfishness could play a part.. ( and that includes young voters too) but I assure you my vote was not for selfish reasons.
As a matter of interest though on the subject of age groups my son was saying, the people in the College he works at were predominantly Remain, although his circle of friends were mainly Leave .

 

I would say though JD you're friend is narked for a particular selfish (not meant offensively ) reason...this referendum is purely a political decision that affects the future of the whole country and millions of people , without being flippant your friends personal marriage issues is not a great political cause but a matter of personal convenience.

 

Well yeah, she's far from daft, in fact she's one of the most intelligent people I know and obviously realises that. It still stings a bit that her own parents would do that though.

 

And me, I must be stupid.




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Ok, let you off then haha..