British PM David Cameron resigns after Brexit vote

[estxkid 872]

Just now, Dominic Marc said:

How so? The stocks were bound to fall due to panic however they will level out once again. Banks will definitely stabilise and the property market will likely remain unaffected. 

I mean, Scotland is likely to declare independence in the following years, Northern Ireland may follow too, so what will be left of the United KINGDOM? England + Wales, that's it. The KINGDOM is falling apart.

[bambi96 1,555]

To all those in Europe: I'm sorry, I voted in, we're idiots, I know.

 

[honza 2,194]

I still can't believe this is real. I was going to study in the UK but I won't be able to pay for twice the tuition AND not get any student loans plus deal with all the visa sh!t  honestly I don't know what to do with my life now 

[RAMROD 118,060]

Ahaha it take him this long to resign?

Cameron as PM, he looked the part.. but jas limited intellect and spoke without engaging his noggins, so.. interesting days ahead for UK! Either way, good riddance! May UK get a better one!

My prediction is either EU will have to disintegrate or have to radically reform. 

With this poll, I am pretty sure many more EU countries will want to follow suit with their own referendum cos they know there are more lows than highs for being part of one!!

[Antonio 27,829]

54 minutes ago, CustomGueseppi said:

Don't be so rude.

They were not being rude 

[Harry 26,836]

I never thought I'd lament the stepping down of David Cameron, but I do because it's probably this moron that'll be next up

Boris Johnson and Donald Trump... Literally the stuff of nightmares. Please no no no no no

[HEARTHUNTER 7,611]

Pff honestly, I prayed for nothing. This is going to result into such an unprecedented mess and some people are calling this "history". Seriously, you need to gtfo.

At the other hand, we can say byebye to EuroSkeptics, hopefully, they will find something else to complain about.

I'm sorry for all of those who voted remain though.

[Melech 9,900]

10 minutes ago, RAMROD said:

Ahaha it take him this long to resign?

Cameron as PM, he looked the part.. but jas limited intellect and spoke without engaging his noggins, so.. interesting days ahead for UK! Either way, good riddance! May UK get a better one!

My prediction is either EU will have to disintegrate or have to radically reform. 

With this poll, I am pretty sure many more EU countries will want to follow suit with their own referendum cos they know there are more lows than highs for being part of one!!

More lows than highs! Lol you don't live in Europe but lemme guarantee you there are more highs than lows. 

The EU has mistakes but way more benefits. 

[Bear 7,515]

3 minutes ago, HEARTHUNTER said:

Pff honestly, I prayed for nothing. This is going to result into such an unprecedented mess and some people are calling this "history". Seriously, you need to gtfo.

 

It is history, as in a giant step backwards in time and progress to places we shouldn't be going   I just hope the UK and the EU can be positive and recover from this mess both socially and economically. 

Thank you, light a candle for me or something, I'm going to need it 

[HEARTHUNTER 7,611]

Just now, Hooker said:

It is history, as in a giant step backwards in time and progress to places we shouldn't be going   I just hope the UK and the EU can be positive and recover from this mess both socially and economically. 

Thank you, light a candle for me or something, I'm going to need it 

Ugh, a giant step backwards, it's exactly what it is. I'm truly mad against some members as well rn  Can't contain my anger

I hope too in all honesty, I hope I will be able to finish my last semester in the UK as I planned  Thank god I got the chance to visit this country before this mess  I'm emotional rn

Lighting up 10 candles for u

[Bear 7,515]

1 minute ago, HEARTHUNTER said:

Ugh, a giant step backwards, it's exactly what it is. I'm truly mad against some members as well rn  Can't contain my anger

I hope too in all honesty, I hope I will be able to finish my last semester in the UK as I planned  Thank god I got the chance to visit this country before this mess  I'm emotional rn

Lighting up 10 candles for u

You should be fine, the actual leave could be up to two years away yet 

Yea it's the social implications that bother me the most. I know we've never had the best reputation in the EU, but I really wanted to be part of 'an ever closer union'. I feel like we had each others backs, and that in times of crisis we always pulled together and had solidarity, and now this 

I just hope our next prime minister can work on building better relationships with the EU, even if we are no longer a part of it 

Thank you  

[RAMROD 118,060]

21 minutes ago, Simon said:

More lows than highs! Lol you don't live in Europe but lemme guarantee you there are more highs than lows. 

The EU has mistakes but way more benefits. 

But it is expected of you to say that, you live in a country that controls the rest in the EU after all.

 

[AdAstra 2,649]

I'm literally stunned. 

[lego 44,165]

11 minutes ago, RAMROD said:

But it is expected of you to say that, you live in a country that controls the rest in the EU after all.

 

 

He's right tho.

[mic 1,415]

1 hour ago, Dominic Marc said:

How so? The stocks were bound to fall due to panic however they will level out once again. Banks will definitely stabilise and the property market will likely remain unaffected. 

What about education (with research largely financed by the EU) not to mention hard work students from Europe. All UK will have at the end will be recession , falling pound value, less investment, and Russian, Chinese and Arabic upper middle class invasion. They gonna cry after days in the EU in so sure about this.