Fucking awful 
Genuinely feel devastated 
Stayed up all night watching the results come through with a growing sense of horror.
Got about an hours sleep, and now I just want to cry 
Yeah, my colleagues in London spent most of the time cursing when I talked to them this morning. It's a disaster.
I don't think most of the people who voted know how bad this is.
That's because London is in a bubble and has no idea what happens in the real world. The backbone of the country has spoken! Democracy has one, the corporate machine has taken a smashing but will punish the working class for making the wrong choice.
Actually I think it's rather the other way around. The real world is not just some shithole in Wales these days, like it or not. Isolationism doesn't work.
See look at you, you arrogant cunt. Your retarded heroes like Damon Albarn and his flock are isolationists, and they do not tolerate and accept democratic results that go against them. You're allowed to have an opinion, as long as it's the right one. London is a mess, it is being socially cleansed and the victims of that have bitten back.
As I mentioned above, it seems pretty easy to see millions voted a specific way, to say they all are bigots and/or stupid seems ironically either bigoted and/or stupid.
There were pros and cons. People chose what they were prepared to accept and voted accordingly. That more people placed importance on leaving than Odeon and Butterflies did is neither here nor there. It was their choice to make and they made it.
This whole Wales shithole comment sounds a little bit pissy.
The sad truth is that this is an issue that should never had been voted on because it's beyond the morons in the shitholes in Wales. Fear-mongering won, not facts, best witnessed by the Leave campaign's leaders nowhere close to offering a single practical way to solve the mess they were instrumental in creating. Seriously. When did they provide a single workable plan? They've already backed on most of the promises the made, and for good reason. Invoking Article 50 will be the undoing of the union, and the union's economy.
So yes, of course it's a pissy comment, but it's a comparatively mild reaction. There are far worse.
God, you really are a complete imbecile and Joseph Stalin's wet dream. 'Please save us the ones that have destroyed the country, we're too stupid to make decisions for ourselves' Try reading some George Orwell novels.
Oh yeah, because your hero Cameron and co didn't try to use fear, claiming there would be WWIII if we left or we would be voting in ISIS's interests, and the way the media used Jo Cox's death.
Idiot. Cameron was never my hero but he, unlike Boris et al, does have a point. WWIII is news to me, though. Care to elaborate?
But here's the thing: I know I'm right and will be here in a year or two when you will recall the good old days when you had money. And I will remind you.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/brexit-could-trigger-world-war-7928607
You don't know anything. Like I've said before, you are more interested in being right than the truth. You are so insecure it's embarrassing.
I watched through the clip. Did you? The headlines say "could trigger WWIII" but Cameron didn't.
I got that wrong, he didn't actually say those words, but I'm sure you'll be honest and admit that's the exact point he's trying to make. Sick of him to do such a thing.
Just as you got it wrong with NHS and the £350 million. Get used to being wrong a lot.
And no, he did not imply WW3. If you're honest, you'll admit it. He was rather referring to one of the main reasons to why the EU came to be in the first place, which is still a valid reason.
And today it got even more obvious that the Leave campaigners lack any kind of plan. Boris doesn't even believe in the shit he advocated, and he pretty much admitted it by stepping down. I guess it came as a huge shock to him and his former pal Gove that Cameron had not intention to invoke Article 50 or help negotiate anything. Now, none of them is keen on invoking Article 50 because they know it equals political suicide. Somebody is going to be blamed when it all goes to shit.
Did you know that it's most likely illegal for them to do it anyway? Only legislation can repeal legislation, so the Parliament--and the Queen--will both have to approve the new legislation giving the PM the power to invoke Article 50.
At which point the House of Lords could easily block the legislation for another year.
In the meanwhile, nothing gets negotiated because the EU has clearly said that no negotiations will take place before the UK state their intentions. Even then, the negotiations are likely to be about the exit, not about a new deal. This was pointed out by the EU Trade Commissioner today.
Of course, while all this is happening (that is, very little is happening beyond the pound dropping and your economy going to shit), you are still a member of the EU but one shunned by the other members.
But eventually, if by some miracle the new legislation is passed and a future PM is brave enough for a political suicide, Article 50 is invoked and a minimum of two years is spent negotiating the terms of that exit, eventually there could be negotiations for a new deal. Now, those will take years and years--Canada, anyone?--and if the UK wants the Single Market, a minimum, non-negotiable, condition of that is free movement, but also a number of other conditions that nobody mentioned before the referendum. All of which the UK (or what's left of it) will accept because by then, the business is far more important than Nigel and his cronies, and the backwater Wales farmers who voted for them, because the recession has arrived, jobs are scarce and a lot of institutions, cities and forgotten-about villages, not to mention the NHS, all remember fondly the EU structural contributions that, once upon a time, helped them prosper.
I hope I'm wrong but I don't think I am.
