Leave or remain | |||
| Leave | 412 | 53.72% | |
| Remain | 355 | 46.28% | |
| Total: | 767 | ||
LurkerJ said:
When Swedens or the Danish see this they won't vote to leave, and the collapse of the EU won't happen? |
lol the Danes and Swedes would not cause WW markets to fall. London is arguably the financial capital of the world (I believe NYC holds this title) that is why people around the world care.
psn- tokila
add me, the more the merrier.
What does Britain from a functional standpoint even gain from this?
Like they weren't using the Euro so they don't really gain from that. Even the whole "controlling immigration" thing from what I understand the UK was already doing that by basically not taking any refugees, so they clearly had some control there already.
LurkerJ said:
When Swedens or the Danish see this they won't vote to leave, and the collapse of the EU won't happen? |
Well you can make it broader I think it is not helping Europe in general and I bet that some countries who are not fan of europe are enjoying this.
tokilamockingbrd said:
well Spain claims the territory and probably see an opportunity to do something. However Gibraltar has vote like 3 times in the past to overwelmingly stay with UK. Spain's economy is in the dumps. Maybe if this causes the UK to become like Spain they may go with it. But I doubt they would right away. |
Well when in 1986 Spain wanted to join the EU, it was EU that forced them to open the borders with Gibraltar if they wanted to join the EU. With UK leaving Spain has the right the close the borders with Gibraltar (ofcourse the reason why 95% voted remain in Gibraltar).
Well, that's not what I expected. I don't think this is right choice for our nation.
Hmm, pie.
sc94597 said:
The right-left paradigm is rooted in the early 19th century French assembly, a dispute between absolutists and democratic republicans (the latter including liberals/capitalists and socialists alike), in that post-enlightenment landscape. Anything outside of that context, is just pushing a square peg into a round hole and hoping it explains things well. |
Must be the reason I gave up on trying to place myself on the left or right (and explains why Trump and Sanders are my guys)!
| Soundwave said: What does Britain from a functional standpoint even gain from this? Like they weren't using the Euro so they don't really gain from that. Even the whole "controlling immigration" thing from what I understand the UK was already doing that by basically not taking any refugees, so they clearly had some control there already. |
the ability to do whatever the fuck they want.
I live in the US. I cant even fathom the concept of some unelected foriegn body making decisions for my country. It would be hypocritical for me to expect another country to do the same unless they choose to.
psn- tokila
add me, the more the merrier.
| Soundwave said: What does Britain from a functional standpoint even gain from this? Like they weren't using the Euro so they don't really gain from that. Even the whole "controlling immigration" thing from what I understand the UK was already doing that by basically not taking any refugees, so they clearly had some control there already. |
Why did all those countries who fought for independence gained from doing that?
Ka-pi96 said:
ha, Spain jumping in already. I wonder if the Republic of Ireland will make an offer to Northern Ireland soon... |
Sinn Fein has called for a referendum on a united Ireland after accusing English voters of "dragging Northern Ireland out of the EU".
Ka-pi96 said:
ha, Spain jumping in already. I wonder if the Republic of Ireland will make an offer to Northern Ireland soon... |
If I were NI, I'd take it, get back into the EU without any hassle.
Hmm, pie.
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