BREXIT - June 23rd 2016 vote - *ARTICLE 50 TRIGGERED!*

[BaggerofTea]

@ADevilYouKhow

Another liberal capitalist shyt head mad because the gravy train is up for the 1%

Dont worry, Trump will put the nail in the coffin with his fiasco creating policies, then Americans will look at socialism, learn about it and then sprint for it

 

[hashmander]

It won't happen. They need to separate themeselve from GB then join the EU. It won't happen cause some MS won't allow it.

Reality Check: Could Scotland inherit the UK's EU membership? - BBC News
Brexit: Nicola Sturgeon says second Scottish independence vote 'highly likely' - BBC News

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

But they won't be able to join the EU anyway. So they will just stay in GB. It's still better than being alone.

The biggest thing that could have held back their EU membership before was England saying no. England is no long in the EU or won't be. They have no reason to stay in GB

 

[Scoop]

By how people voted in 2015 election

Conservative:
57% Leave
43% Remain

Labour:
31% Leave
69% Remain

UKIP:
93% Leave
7% Remain

LibDem
27% Leave
73% Remain

How Brexit vote broke down

 

[African Peasant]

What's stopping them from declaring independence and joining the EU? I would imagine the only punishment will be dealt to Britain proper, assuming the other regions go independent.

They can declare independence, but they won't join the EU. Italy and Spain won't allow it.

 

[ill]

They can declare independence, but they won't join the EU. Italy and Spain won't allow it.

I'm not all that familiar with Italy and Spain's stance on this issue. Can you explain a little further? I would imagine Spain has no clout in the EU right now since they got bailed out a few years back.

 

[African Peasant]

Reality Check: Could Scotland inherit the UK's EU membership? - BBC News
Brexit: Nicola Sturgeon says second Scottish independence vote 'highly likely' - BBC News

They are a part of GB, si they are going out with them. They need to become independent, then apply to join the EU.

 

[Scoop]

I'm not all that familiar with Italy and Spain's stance on this issue. Can you explain a little further? I would imagine Spain has no clout in the EU right now since they got bailed out a few years back.

I don't think they lost their votes from getting bailed out.

 

[CHL]

Referendums could adopt a higher threshold. I know that in some Westminister systems a 2/3 majority is required for some big changes.

Yeah here it has to be around 2/3's for all States and Territories.

 

[African Peasant]

I'm not all that familiar with Italy and Spain's stance on this issue. Can you explain a little further? I would imagine Spain has no clout in the EU right now since they got bailed out a few years back.

If a new country want to join the EU, it will need the approval of all the MS.

Italy and Spain have huge problems with Lombardia and Catalonia. Those two regions want to leave Italy and Spain (and join the EU after). If the Scottish are able to join the EU, it will be a bad signal for these regions. They won't allow it.

 

[BaggerofTea]

Farage is funny as fukk

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

If a new country want to join the EU, it will need the approval of all the MS.

Italy and Spain have huge problems with Lombardia and Catalonia. Those two regions want to leave Italy and Spain (and join the EU after). If the Scottish are able to join the EU, it will be a bad signal for these regions. They won't allow it.

Catalonia can't leave per their constitution...

Never heard of the region in Italy.

When it comes time to fall inline and add a member state they will.

 

[CHL]

Or maybe is shows you how terrible neoliberalism is. If it was working out for the Brits they would have stayed

Why is twism dapping a post criticizing neoliberalism?

 

[BaggerofTea]

Why is twism dapping a post criticizing neoliberalism?

 

[King Kreole]

Farage is funny as fukk

"charisma of a damp rag, and appearance of a low grade bank clerk" is still one of the filthiest political disses i've ever heard