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Should Britain stay or leave?

Stay! 185 48.43%
 
Leave! 197 51.57%
 
Total:382
daredevil.shark on 24 June 2016

British people should stay.



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Soundwave on 24 June 2016
tokilamockingbrd said:
short term falls are cause by an unexpected event. Things will normalize.

The is a big loss for socialism!

lol ... what, the UK economy is basically socialist by American standards. 

This just means England (probably no UK in the long run as Scotland is likely to bounce) will become kind of a niche worldwide player now ... what do they even make? 

Range Rovers and fish and chips? They are economically not a big player globally going forward. 



aLkaLiNE on 24 June 2016
Soundwave said:
tokilamockingbrd said:
short term falls are cause by an unexpected event. Things will normalize.

The is a big loss for socialism!

lol ... what, the UK economy is basically socialist by American standards. 

This just means England (probably no UK in the long run as Scotland is likely to bounce) will become kind of a niche worldwide player now ... what do they even make? 

Range Rovers and fish and chips? They are economically not a big player globally going forward. 

A little company known as British petroleum.



Soundwave on 24 June 2016
aLkaLiNE said:
Soundwave said:

lol ... what, the UK economy is basically socialist by American standards. 

This just means England (probably no UK in the long run as Scotland is likely to bounce) will become kind of a niche worldwide player now ... what do they even make? 

Range Rovers and fish and chips? They are economically not a big player globally going forward. 

A little company known as British petroleum.

Hope they can compete with US fraking technology improving. 



aLkaLiNE on 24 June 2016
Soundwave said:
aLkaLiNE said:

A little company known as British petroleum.

Hope they can compete with US fraking technology improving. 

Considering their biggest branch is in the US, I think they'll be fine d: 



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AnthonyW86 on 24 June 2016
Soundwave said:
tokilamockingbrd said:
short term falls are cause by an unexpected event. Things will normalize.

The is a big loss for socialism!

lol ... what, the UK economy is basically socialist by American standards. 

This just means England (probably no UK in the long run as Scotland is likely to bounce) will become kind of a niche worldwide player now ... what do they even make? 

Range Rovers and fish and chips? They are economically not a big player globally going forward. 

What does Australia even make, no seriously? One of the most wealthy countries in the world with a very strong economy. And what about Canada?



Soundwave on 24 June 2016
AnthonyW86 said:
Soundwave said:

lol ... what, the UK economy is basically socialist by American standards. 

This just means England (probably no UK in the long run as Scotland is likely to bounce) will become kind of a niche worldwide player now ... what do they even make? 

Range Rovers and fish and chips? They are economically not a big player globally going forward. 

What does Australia even make, no seriously? One of the most wealthy countries in the world with a very strong economy. And what about Canada?

I don't know much about Australia's economics, but Canada? Has basically the second largest natural reserves on the planet. Kind of a big deal. England not so much. 



Ljink96 on 24 June 2016

Can somebody fill me in? Is this a good thing or bad thing? There's most likely two or more sides to this. Are there pros and cons, and for whom are they for? I literally know nothing about what's been going on but been seeing it a lot in Live Youtube chats. Help?



SuperNova on 24 June 2016
Soundwave said:
AnthonyW86 said:

What does Australia even make, no seriously? One of the most wealthy countries in the world with a very strong economy. And what about Canada?

I don't know much about Australia's economics, but Canada? Has basically the second largest natural reserves on the planet. Kind of a big deal. England not so much. 

Australia has uranium. Other than that I'm not sure.



Scisca on 24 June 2016

No How can you live us alone in this UE-mess?



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