I'm from the UK and sadly that's the only way they'd learn, EU should press them to leave asap, it would also bring most of the leave mob back to reality.

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Looking at the voters who regret their vote, 18 seems to be too early for them.

What the http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/london-referendum-results-londoners-call-for-capital-to-become-independent-state-after-brexit-vote-a3279801.html
How would that even work, a city with no resources of its own.

So, I voted Leave and regret it.

It's going to sound stupid, but I am OK with free trade, open borders and all of that. I just wanted the banks, political parties and media elite to feel some of the economic pain my area is experiencing (I live in the rural North, no one has ever cared about us, the GDP/stock market going up has never caused actual jobs to be advertised or actual wages to rise here).

London has one massive advantage, it's the financial capital of the world, almost every business and investor transaction takes place or goes through London, as a result it generates the main bulk of the money for the UK so as an independent state it would be better off than the rest of the country. London remaining in EU's alliance would mean business goes on as normal.

ClassicGamingWizzz said: http://money.cnn.com/2016/06/24/media/brexit-film-tv-game-of-thrones-united-kingdom/index.html?sr=twCNN062416brexit-film-tv-game-of-thrones-united-kingdom0726PMVODtopPhoto&linkId=25893942

Wow... if it would have a negative effect on the show, people would climb their roofs out of rage towards UK.

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In my opinion they did what is best for their country. With mainland Europe being on the way to become an economically weak and radical Islamic superstate ruled by illegal immigrants, staying was never an option.

I had to do it