This about the EU?

Well I am ready to join you on the path to the unknown collin

As a Brit I can safely say we are so screwed

Well, apparently we have a psychic in the room.

Don't have to be a psychic to know that.

https://youtu.be/TpURawLxhhk

Here. You need this right now.

Actually no I dont need this, I am looking at on how the government has been divided on this from the get go and the likes of Johnston and Firage could end up running the county and causing even more issues. Sorry if my views differ from yours but that is how I am looking at it.
I know we will pull through but right now I dont know what will happen and neither dose the rest of the UK.

...okay, fine. Go ahead and stress yourself out, see how well that makes things work for you.

Who said I was stressing?
Your sounding like the one who is stressing over it

Not really. While it's none of my business as an American, I think independence from the EU is better for the UK; especially given how messed-up the EU looks from the outside. But we have the benefit of an outsider's view, of course.

and by screwed you mean having small businesses not getting the shaft by a long list of EU regulations that should have only applied to large businesses? Ore perhaps not being forced to take in refugees and immigrants that the EU says you have to? Or being able to vote for your leaders and not under the rule of a group that was selected before hand?

About the refugees: Right now, regulations say that the first country a refugee sets his foot on has to keep him, without that EU regulation, every refugee can move on to the UKfrom any EU country, you knew that?

I think it shows that the UK still has a backbone.

There's a lot of doom-saying, but nobody knows what's gonna happen.

With you on this path, we are all royally buggered here now...

I just think it's funny.

Bring on the potential chaos that may follow! xD

Denmark is seeing what kind of deal the UK is getting and Scotland might want to leave the UK with Northern Ireland. Who's next?

Yeah, because England has never ever been a country before!! How will they ever survive?

Truth is, this is the best thing that could happen to England, because England has been paying more than its fair share. After things settle down, I expect to see the English economy come booming back, better than it has been in many decades.

I think Hawaii becomes a better place to live more and more, it is far away form all the shit -.-

Hawaii is an American state. So...is that really an improvement to you guys? :P

I know it is :p
but is even good fay from the Mainland :p

Still answer to the same government. :P

I am looking forward to watching al the Brexit people as they realise that their non-White neighbours and coworkers are British citizens and won't be getting deported.

and someone plays the "racist" card.

Next? Restart polls until "right results", anyway that polls doesn't matter.

Financial uncertainty in the short term, but already levelling off when the pound stabilised back to February levels with no signs of slowing and the FTSE closed on a four week high. Lots of EU member states already probing for bi-lateral trade deals, and the EU commission welcoming the idea of cooperation with a newly independent Britain. Parties are taking time to re-shuffle and plan rather than engage in hasty action whilst everything is up in the air. Surprisingly calm, internet nonsense aside.

Lots and lots of doomsaying from both sides of the campaign already looking like a storm in a teacup. Rather surprising to see the people in power actually behaving like adults.

Wish the same thing could be said about a good portion of millenials. A lot of people who made noise about racisim driving the leave result are now unironically advocating that older demographics shouldn't be allowed a vote, and wanting to call another referendum with goalposts on wheels this time... Disgusting. That isn't how democracy works at all.

*Four day high, my bad

nope Democracy is also known as mob rule or 51% needed.

Which no one was complaining about when the Remain result had best odds and everyone knew damn fine it was going to be a close-run thing from the start. See also Cameron's comment to the Leave campaign about a 'nerverendum'. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/139a0c5e-.....#axzz4Cft75kXP

Complaining now smacks of sour grapes and wanting to move the goalposts to manipulate the result by appealing to millenials who didn't vote the first time around. The stipulations of the second proposed referendum would have the country voting for years before they were achieved (Shit, even a 75% turnout hasn't happened for over twenty years, a clear 60% majority) not to mention the farcical idea that you can just keep voting until you get the result that you like. Tell me, does Leave get to drum for a third referendum with conditions THEY set if Remain wins next time?

AFAIC Consider it a sharp object lesson to the facebook generation that they need to get off their backsides and actually vote and campaign on things they feel strongly about, not piss and moan on the internet afterwards. Less than 25% turnout for 18-14 YOs in some areas. If you want democracy to work for you, you need to work for it first.

18-24*

How...is this going to effect England as a whole?

The UK has done what the US did back in 1776. Separated themselves from a government with unaccountable leaders in another country

We're screwed, pretty much.

That's the $1 Million question isn't it.

More like £350 million as that's what the EU was charging a week.

who cares! its tea time.

Kudos to the UK for showing that they still can be strong.

Get drunk, if in doubt get plasted.