Elated....
Sometimes you have to tear things apart and start again. This in my opinion, is one of those times.
Change is scary... but with change comes opportunity.
My main problem, is that I live in Scotland and have the SNP to contend with.
Only my personal opinion/s here of course.
Live long and prosper.
P**sed off, because people are ignoring the fact that Scotland voted to remain a part of the UK and thus we have to respect the voice of the rest of the UK, regardless of the overall result.
It's all a complete mess we could've done without.
Well pissed off.
Originally Posted by sykobee
Totally agree with you.
just dandy, thank you kindly.
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Pissed off and think that for the best of the uk, each Londoners vote should be worth more in the future.
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in."
I am disappointed with the result. It has certainly shaken up the politicians and the voters too. We are a very resilient nation and have done well for many years. I am sure that the UK (or whatever will be left of it) will find its place in the world and do well, but I am very concerned about the path to that future place. We will see what happens.
My son came home from work (games) and told me of the abuse his French and German colleagues have received this week. If this keeps up, it may be impossible to keep EU workers in the country however much they are needed.
That would save the English tax payer some money bye
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I reckon it'll be good for UK, once we've actually left and everything settles
I'm a bit depressed about it all, since it's a step backwards, and also pretty bad for our economy over the next few years. I won't be happy having to spend extra for PC components due to the fall in the value of the pound, nor anything else that will, or has already, gone up. I expect food prices will start to rise too, which can't be a good thing for poorer people. If prices of stuff in general go up too much, people will spend less, so less money going through our economy, which as a net result means less will be gained from taxes, meaning less funding for things government related, like the NHS, which could end up being privatised. I know the EU isn't perfect, and tbh, it needs some work doing to it to get rid of corruption and stupid laws, but despite that, I can't help thinking that we've just shot ourselves in the foot by making bad relations with a huge number of other countries.
I am ecstatic.
This East European mass immigration has been going on for quite a while and has badly affected the quality of our society. Did they really think that this would continue forever ? How long before the twig snaps? And, it snapped it has!
The people have spoken and have shown that they are not to be ignored.
I was surprised that people actually voted leave. Now all I want is for those idealists to get the economic damage over and done with before the uncertainty drags on too long. Even in the best case scenario we're looking at six months and it could be years.
I've asked management to look into relocation options. Flee the sinking ship, like the noble rat.
imo UK is now a mess. its a joke how some people of England didnt take it seriously.
Poorer I guess
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