brexit bad or good? your opinions

[Moskva]

brexit bad or good? your opinions

[Dab]

Depends who you are and what your interests are.


Regular person? Nah not so much. Giant corporation who owns a dozen factors across the UK, yep it's pretty good.

[Rihiz]

Bad for both sides a lot of jobs will be lost,same with gpb value.
This ''brexit'' thing was started thanks to banks because it will be mutch better if they are out of EU.
But the loss will take citizens.

[Oliboli8769]

The politics of Brexit has always been fearmongering from both sides.
My personal opinion: in the long run, Brexit will be a good thing.

[ArTvC]

Scotland voted to stay,
England voted to leave.

I'm scottish and I hear people saying that we should go independent and join the EU.
In my opinion thats pointless but meh.

[Moskva]

Scotland voted to stay,
England voted to leave.

I'm scottish and I hear people saying that we should go independent and join the EU.
In my opinion thats pointless but meh.

yeah i think it was england wales voted to leave and London and Scotland voted to stay

[moretea]

the Eu membership thing wasn`t so bad for the UK, in the same period that Bojo was complaining about losing 35 key votes we were on the winning side of many more, and we benefited from EU investment across the UK. There were downsides too of course, the common fisheries policy of course being one, but most of the inane complaints were exagerrated greatly by The Sun and the rest of Murdochs` empire, the daily mail, the express and other right leaning media giants with their own backward thinking bias leading their motives. If we were to change it at all we had to be in it, not just walk off in a huff because that pig head fucker Cameron decided to have a non binding referendum that was then suddenly somehow binding when farages` lunatics found themselves having won. Getting out of the EU may not in itself be bad for us, but what is the way in which in was done and those who have gained power because of it. Expect to see increased deregulation, lack of investment, further degredation of worker`s rights, of social care, disenfranchisement, privatized Police forces, lowering of food standards and livestock care requirements, over fishing, Trump-esque investment in dead and dying industries, education cuts and what anyone in the UK should be worried most about and seem not to care about... selling off the NHS.

[SRonpa]

bad, they gonna starve without us

[apanrucker14]

Brexit aint bad for most ordinary people. Only the bigger companies benefit with membership of the EU due to mass migration saturating the job market and pushing down wages, whilst also raising prices for houses as they become more scarce

[MisterStealth]

brexit bad or good? your opinions

both is okay with me, it really depends on what your interest is.

[SpectralBoosting]

Bad for both Great Britain and EU.

[Hector]

It depends

[lain21us]

I think Brexit is good for Britain but bad for the EU. They joined the EU for the promise of a better economy and the EU failed to deliver. The EU wants to push African refugees on its member states, and it forces those states to not only support those refugees and ignore their criminal activities, but also to donate to all of the other states. Britain had a way stronger currency before they joined the EU. It really is no question of what is better for Britain. There are just corrupt politicians trying to spread fear about leaving the EU, because they are being paid by the EU. Britain has been strong through much of recorded history, and there is every reason for them to want to get back to business as usual from the bizarre social experiment that is the EU.

[debfar9]

Depends you going short on Pound or Long on Dollar

[notquin]

Bad both for Britain and the EU