Anyone else getting the feeling the voted correctly in that 23rd June 2016 referendum?

@Rhodesianman Germany going into recession, Merkel is out soon, macron of France will be gone soon, they are both less popular then may or Corbyn

@PikachuTrainer
https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/-/DDN-20180511-1?inheritRedirect=true


We are not in the Euro and have our own currency. We don't have the deep economic problems Greece had before the crash so these arguments don't apply.

This view that EU is going to immediately collapse because Britain is leaving kind of cute tbh, but it doesn’t strike me as anything close to reality. Most nations in the union understand full well that they’re better off in the EU than out.

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow Well yeah but we all make informed predictions based on what we know. Future predictions are imprecise but it doesn't mean its wrong. It's something you can't avoid.

@Burnley123 I think part of the problem is in the west we have forgotten how to innovate. Many of the predictions are based on keeping the existing economy unchanged which is totally illogical when making big changes.

@PicturesOfABetterTomorrow Brexit isn't related to technological innovation. Economics is not an exact Science but most economists get most things right most of the time. Almost all economists think Brexit will be a disaster and those that *don't* say things that Brexit voters dismiss as pessimism.

@MartinII yes agree, they have shown there true colours, and what they really think of UK, imagine if we stayed in if, our life's would be made a misery by EU,

@Burnley123 You voted for Blair

@thatscottishguy Yes I am a Blairite. He was a bit too lefty though and I just wish we could do the Iraq War all over again. I'll leave the country if that bearded old Stalinist dweeb even becomes PM. 😎

@Burnley123 scum😂

@Dan193 that I doubt.