BREXIT ~ British Exit Referendum on the 23rd of June
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Ace Boobtoucher
Founder and Captain of the Douchepatrol
Since it's not my country I won't try to intervene.
Why would you want to do that? Expand your already bigger heart (your enlightenment is already at max) and accommodate them. If Britain doesn't want them, just call them xenophobes and racists and be the bigger Euros.
Thank God I'm American. I inhale freedom and exhale ... it's byproduct, I dunno, something patriotic sounding.
Yeah, my own fucked up country. But if you're going to comment on mine, I'll reciprocate.
tartanterrier
Is somewhere outhere.
I will be voting to leave the EU tomorrow, as I personally don't get any real benefit from being in it to be honest. I don't think it will matter much if we do indeed leave, as most things will probably remain the same. At least though when our government fucks up, then they will only have themselves to blame rather than shifting the blame to Brussels.
Elwood70
Torn & Frayed.
This will most likely be a moot comment by this time tomorrow, but live feed here:
http://http://news.sky.com/story/1716579/live-results-and-reaction-as-votes-are-counted
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BBC Forecast: UK VOTES TO LEAVE
Holy shit. Wouldn't be surprised if Cameron resigns now
BBC Forecast: UK VOTES TO LEAVE
Holy shit. Wouldn't be surprised if Cameron resigns now
Ace Boobtoucher
Founder and Captain of the Douchepatrol
Love it.
Holy Shit. After all the arguments made (including those by Oliver) as well as the Sympathy vote for Cox I would have thought it was solid "Stay" vote.
The scary thing is, like others have pointed out is that some of the arguments are similar to Trump rhetoric, and not only did people believe it, but it actually passed.
Maybe a Trump presidency isn't that far-fetched?
The scary thing is, like others have pointed out is that some of the arguments are similar to Trump rhetoric, and not only did people believe it, but it actually passed.
Maybe a Trump presidency isn't that far-fetched?
Why?
As I see it, this is a "win" for Putin and Russia. Which is a bad thing for all of us.
He announced he will, within 3 monthes
For once, we agree. Good riddance, the Brits are just moochers to the EU, despite the fact they have of the best economy in Europe.
Ace Boobtoucher
Founder and Captain of the Douchepatrol
Any measure that George Soros and his proxies (Dear Leader here in the States) support should be scrutinized and defeated. But it's more than that, of course. It's like the UK gets a taste of what it's like to rebel against tyranny. Specifically the non-elected members of the EU parliament or whatever their leadership consists of. And the new leadership that will come on board after Cameron steps down will be interesting.
And since the decision has been made, I can voice my opinion without worrying about looking like some asshat foreign interventionist like so many other asshats who feel it necessary to comment on matters that don't or shouldn't concern them. Namely, elections here in the US.
I'll quietly root for whomever the Conservatives put up for PM but I won't go out of my way to bash anyone who opposes them. It's my hope that other asshats take note and follow that lead.
And since the decision has been made, I can voice my opinion without worrying about looking like some asshat foreign interventionist like so many other asshats who feel it necessary to comment on matters that don't or shouldn't concern them. Namely, elections here in the US.
I'll quietly root for whomever the Conservatives put up for PM but I won't go out of my way to bash anyone who opposes them. It's my hope that other asshats take note and follow that lead.
Ace Boobtoucher
Founder and Captain of the Douchepatrol
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