There is not a single credible party of government or credible Prime Minister for the UK.
We have little industry and a huge balance of payments deficit. Most of our money comkes from money-laundering and coke-addled Etonians playing shell games with imaginary money.
Our currency is dropping like a rock.
The 300 year Union with Scotland will break up soon.
The IRA will resume bombing, claiming that the UK has no claim to represent the people of Northern Ireland any more.
The life chances of young people, already hugely in debt to pay for university, are utterly blighted.
Even Johnson and Farage are backpedalling on their promises already - no gurantee immigration will fall, no guarantee of more money for the NHS etc.
I'm scared, lads. This is the biggest thing to happen in my lifetime, even bigger than 9/11. What the fuck are we going to do? Are we utterly fucked? It's like we've slashed our wrists out of spite.
Isn't it remarkable that the most conservative and nationalist faction in British politics are the ones who have killed the United Kingdom as a political entity?
They have achieved what a thousand IRA bombs couldn't.
At least Scotland will get what they want soon, they deserve independence after being lied to last year
David Long
>even bigger than 9/11
Absolutely not.
Colton Lewis
Jojo should get the Iron cross tbf.
Lincoln Perry
>Our currency is dropping like a rock. We envy it.
Look at the the positive side.Your country has many friends.
Brody Baker
The bed has been made, now the UK will lay in it
Chase Rivera
I propose we build a wall around England and use it as Europe's muslim containment zone
Jace Rodriguez
I don't know buddy.
but I made you this flag for when scotland and northern ireland leave.
I might have a little bit of the autism, but I love you england.
Kayden Hughes
How excited are you about the prospect of a reunited Ireland?
Owen Morris
I think this calls for another election boys
Connor Jackson
I think the massive migration was there before the EU and will be there after
the difference is the local shop will not be owned by Radek but by Rajesh. I'm afraid not much will change immigration wise, the UK is a society built on importing labor
Anthony Barnes
Surely, yet another vote will solve everything
Gabriel Martin
HAHAHAHAHHAHA
Alexander Watson
>the difference is the local shop will not be owned by Radek but by Rajesh Poles do physical labour mostly, shop owners were already pakis. They do a good job of it too.
Julian Gomez
Despite all this we will never go as low as Spain
Jaxson Morales
>They do a good job of it too. see, this is why immigration wasn't really the issue. I think the people who truly reject immigrants are afraid to be labelled racist and directed their hate at the white EU migrants
Matthew Sullivan
> even bigger than 9/11 bigger than some tame 3000 dead people in a country half the world away? no shit.
Nolan Carter
Yeah, I had a pretty good day after I came home from school.
Mason Martin
And Poles do a good job of physical labour, Since when did I say I hate immigrants?
Xavier Turner
It won't happen as a result of this crisis. There's a very specific condition that has to be in place for a referendum to be triggered: the secretary of state (Britsin's representative in NI, appointed by the Prime Minister) has to believe that such a referendum is likely to succeed; i.e. opinion polls must show support for reunification reaching around 50%. In reality, support has hovered between 15 and 30% for the last decade. It is very unlikely the current secretary, who is a hardline unionist and a Leave campaigner, will trigger a referendum.
Jayden Adams
every time I try to read a russian post, all I see is "idi na hui blyat"
Joshua Moore
And the Leave side already backtracked on the migration issue anyway. They still want to go for freedom of movement.
Lincoln Foster
This
Brody Sanders
I didn't imply that you said anything. My whole pint is that I think the central issue around the referendum was skewed
Jonathan Edwards
>Poles Will that continue to be the same now that you are no longer par of the EU? or...
dw.com/en/brexit-africans-in-the-uk-share-their-views/a-19348258 >"The leader of the UKIP party said that if they are to leave the EU, there will be better chances for those from Commonwealth countries of which I am one," said Clement Edeh, a 29-year-old Nigerian studying for an MBA in London.
bbc.com/news/world-africa-36618843 >Others say that, in order to boost trade relations with several African countries, the UK could make immigration for Commonwealth citizens slightly easier.
>zimeye.net/why-african-migrants-must-vote-to-leave-the-eu/ >Remaining in the EU implies that the UK employers have to technically give priority to 500 million members of the EU before considering say African immigrants. What chance do you stand in such?
You used to rule 1/4 of the world, and you did that all without Europe's help. You don't need the EU. They need you.
Now be proud that you voted to get out of that shitty union and start working towards making Britain Great Again
Samuel Rivera
We might, it could actually be that terrible.
Hunter Gutierrez
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Brayden Reed
Why the fuck did you niggers go and destroy the country we saved for you decades ago?
Literally dumped untold amounts of equipment and spilled an ocean of blood on your soil so you could throw it away without even having a plan first. The least you owed the world and the people who protected your dumb asses was an inkling of what you were going to suffer for, exactly.
Enjoy the dumpster.
Julian Ross
>there is NO political party or figure who can lead us in this shitstorm
Fuck off you soft cunt, if you don't think they've had plans for years then you're an idiot.
The second they decided to call a referendum for the EU they will have been going through every scenario, Cameron resigning will have been near the top.
I have no doubt in my mind that the conservatives will have someone chosen already, they chose them a fucking year ago.
Jackson Peterson
Britain is facing pretty much the same bullshit that's faced by all developed nations. Blame the globalists.
Josiah Ortiz
>My whole pint is that I think the central issue around the referendum was skewed Well no shit, the whole thing was skewed by both sides. Remain supporters painted it as tolerance vs racist nazis, which was just as ridiculous as the Leave supporters' "muh billion immigrants".
Evan Smith
>I have no doubt in my mind that the conservatives will have someone chosen already, they chose them a fucking year ago. the Boris and Theresa May camps are already tearing each other apart and Nigel was not even offered a seat at the negotiating table
Luke Ramirez
>even bigger than 9/11 FOY
Justin Fisher
BWAHAHAHSHAJA
Anthony Davis
>Doesn't realize the significance of a first-world country getting a major landmark destroyed in its biggest city >Doesn't understand the shift this caused in world politics
Of course you don't. You probably think Beslan was just another Tuesday, too.
And a bunch of miserable conservative party pricks spewing shit and arrogant rants in power every ~10 yrs too, though.
Matthew Peterson
pre brexit levels were the levels of staying in eu. so thats a pretty dumb argument by exiters
Nathan Cox
It's unlikely they even realised that all they'd do would be to stop white migrants. People here are really that stupid.
James Richardson
British Commonwealth will help you for thier queen
Michael Hill
Hast du das gemacht oder ist das eine /deutsch/ meme?
Ayden Jackson
>implying there are Brits capable of speaking German that fluently
Christopher Williams
Kek. The French are probly already at it once they're finished clearing up Calais and shoving those migrants up England's ass. Then time to build wall.
Viva Francia!
Ayden Moore
Ich habe 7 Jahre in Deutschland gelebt.
Blake Johnson
>people ITT keep saying "You'll be OK" You don't understand. The political establishment will DELIBERATELY create an awful economy that forces British people to vote to go back into the EU. Virtually the entire political class are pro-EU from Parliament, to the civil service, to everyone.
Nearly all Parliamentarians are pro-EU so any "deal" with the EU will just get rejected when it comes to Parliament to be passed into legislation. Then they'll have to start a deal all over again. It will go on and on like this until everybody in the UK capitulates and says "let's go back in". They will never ever allow the UK not to be part of the EU. This is just a short term blip.
