Ok, we are out, what now?

Or rather "The question of a second referendum was raised by Mr Farage in an interview with the Mirror in which he said: "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way."

Hmmm. Clutching at straws?

No, whitewave, I would welcome another referendum if it would put a stop to all this bitter recrimination. But what if it was still the 'wrong' result for those determined not to accept the one we've had already?

I can't believe there is any chance of another referendum. We would be a laughing stock.

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So now as well as being thick, I'm part of the 'underclass'
I looked up the definition
"They are an underclass who lack any stake in popular capitalism and who are caught up in the dependency culture"
I can't relate to that as my OH retired at 53 and me at 55 when we went to live in Portugal. We bought again in another country, came back to uk where we have several properties. Don't call me underclass.

Why would you be included in the "underclass" *petra"? Doesn't it mean the poorly off? Doesn't sound like you! Just because you voted leave doesn't make you one of the ones who voted that way for the wrong reasons.

ana it wouldn't be the wrong result because this time the correct parameters would be set

I can't understand that, about the poor wanting out. What do they think they will gain? And how do they think these benefits would come about?

Perhaps because of immigration, I suppose. Without needy immigrants there would be more in the benefits pot for them.

Just thinking aloud now!

Scissors, Paper, Stone?

Best of Three?

I wonder how many bitter threads would be running on here if Remain had won?

Well they ready know theyve been sold a pup over that one

Boris has taken the wind out of the sails of the extremists already:

www.cambridge-news.co.uk/reports-of-no-more-polish-vermin-signs-distributed-in-huntingdon/story-29443411-detail/story.html
www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/far-right-demonstrators-take-streets-8281867

merlot I did say it would be more interesting if the other side (to my view) won.

That is horrible. (crun's link)

See! Thick as two short planks. And evil weith it.

That is so worrying!

Very 1930s crun. It's appalling - the remain leaders have stirred this up and made it seem acceptable.

This nasty fungus seems to growing. They've already been implicated in the death of one of us
Now they are after innocent workers

Thanks Alice16, very interesting a Scottish friend tells me she and her colleagues feel very weary at the thought of another Referendum

I heard an old guy on the radio saying he'd voted out because his wife had to wait 6 more years for her pension ....?????WTF????

The current government has been happy to quote "EU regulations" as one of the main reasons why women born in the 1950s are taking the brunt of state pension age equalisation. It's not true, but obviously some will believe the lie. Chickens coming home to roost, sadly.

Or the old guy interviewed who said he voted because of immigration. Don't mind the immigrants from the EU, they are no trouble- I voted to keep them Muslims out' WTF indeed???

We seem to have a lot of Eastern European immigrants, including families with children, yet our local primary school has places to spare for September and one of the nurseries is having trouble finding enough children to keep open. The hospitals have a lot of immigrant patients but they seem to be mainly Asian families who are at least second generation.

Interesting
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/25/europe-is-fed-up-it-is-simmering-with-rage-what-now-for-the-eu/

Here's a wee lifeline Scotland "may" give those in England that wish to remain...

Those leavers really should read this btw. Makes interesting reading....especially about the rise in goods costs..35% for dairy products anyone?

Oh and new passports and driving licenses for all...that'll be a hundred quid at least.