Rayvin

If it turns out more or less as we're all saying, will you concede that we were right and this was a colossal mistake?

It's not technically the will of the British people to change this particular law.

Why would they if most of them want to Remain?

That is now abundantly clear. This is a huge fuck up, no one is going to get what they want, and the UK is going to be sold down the river because the Tories are fucking bellends who are so afraid of losing power that they're prepared to annihilate the country.

CT, given that Leave has rolled back on immigration, spending money on hospitals, and freedom of movement, and that we'll have to pay 90% of what we were paying anyway to exist in the single market (but without any say in the rules which technically makes us less sovereign), do you still think that you made the right choice? Also, as a backdrop, the two main political parties are in absolute turmoil, the guy coming in as Prime Minister looks terrified, and we have open racism on the streets? EDIt - added to this, given the false promises from leave, and what people voted for, do you think the majority would still have voted Leave had they been told the truth? If so, what would these people have been voting for, exactly?

Well they appear to be on the brink of doing that latter one so who the fuck knows.

Of course they do, this is what Brexit was about for most of them.

How normal is this? I don't know really, do fuckheads get together to put posters like this up often?

He's right, they should. It would be in the best interests of the country. Hell would be on, of course. The skinheads would be out in force, for one thing. Don't you see what this has unleashed CT?

One of my Italian friends was told to 'fuck off foreigner' when getting off a bus in town today. This is not normal. Brexit has apparently validated racism in the eyes of those who voted for it.

Yup, all the way until TTIP encourages them to apply the same thinking for US firms.

The EU Commissioner just resigned as well.

Fuck's sake...

The weather wouldn't bother me at all, but I otherwise sort of agree. That said though, if enough brain drain goes to Scotland, and enough businesses move there following this debacle and their subsequent joining of the EU (likely) then I think they'd be considered more viable by many people.

Singapore would be a really smart choice actually - you get a passport from there, it can get you into all but about 5 countries in the world without a visa.

Seriously, consider moving to Scotland. I'm actually already looking for jobs there.

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/sunderland-to-become-futuristic-metropolis-by-2018-20160625109816

Those at the bottom voted leave because they don't give a shit about that stuff. Apparently, 'now we can all feel what they feel'.

One of the Brexit MEPs has just said that Freedom of Movement will likely remain in place. This was all for absolutely nothing. We're taking ourselves out of Europe, and then signing up to all the same stuff we were already doing, just so that the working class can give the government a shoeing. No one wants this, apart from old people who still believe in the Empire - and apparently CT. The most annoying thing about this by far in fact, is that if we could do it again now, Remain would probably win by a landslide. This is the biggest fuck up.

CT absolutely desperate for Labour to save us is something I'm taking some grim pleasure in. As I just said, Labour failing to get their act together doesn't make the chaos and economic devastation of our country, for absolutely nothing, any less your fault.

Is that directed at my post? I said he 'voted no EU'. Not great English in truth, but yeah, he voted out.

No, you aren't pinning this on Labour. This is on the Tories. They did this. They have to get their act together. You're commenting as if you're hoping that Labour are somehow going to sweep in and stop all the shit working rights cuts and general impoverishment that the Tories are now capable of inflicting without the EU. That suggests you're worried. Labour are not going to get their act together CT, and so they aren't going to save us. You voted the Tories, you voted no EU, that's what you'll get. You don't get to scapegoat Labour by saying 'well I expected them to get their shit together so I can't be held responsible for this', which is what you're setting up for saying.

This thread is going to be a long running testament to CT being wrong isn't it Not that we don't have any others.

I do wonder what the historic opportunity they refer to is...

CT has, to be fair, made more arguments than just immigration. I don't agree with them, and his outlook is wishful thinking at best in terms of how Europe will treat us, but he's not made this about immigration.