Northern Ireland will unify with the Republic.
FTSE 100 will open down 12-19%, which probably wipes out ISAs all over the place.
This is history in the making. Decided by something like 1 million people as of right now.
Just an absolute disaster.
I'm not sure I get this part. Are you just counting the difference in votes? How about the millions that voted for Brexit?
This was decided by %50+ of the populace. If you didn't agree to the terms, why did you come to the voting?
Not true. The electorate was 46,501,241 and the leave vote was 17,410,742, so about 37%. You're forgetting to take into account those who didn't vote.
I didn't agree to the terms, I didn't vote for Cameron and I still voted (remain). Why wouldn't I?
Those who didn't vote but could of effectively decided "I don't care enough to participate. You decide for me".
If they were too lazy go out in the rain, mark a piece of paper with a pencil or use a postal vote then they can't really complain after the fact.
I'm sorry if I sound a bit annoyed, this is not directed specifically at you, I just don't like the result.
The issue was important and the voting procedure for those eligible to vote was not onerous.
If the UK had voted to leave, with only a 2% margin, would you have complained that it was to little to determine something of this magnitude and called it ridiculous?
Regardless of the outcome, the EU needs to re-evaluate how it operates and if it needs to change drastically. I'm a fan of the idea of an EU, but in it's current form it's an almost unmitigated disaster and a role model for people wanting to circumvent democracy.
Scottish independence is likely - the question is just how firm the polls need to be before the SNP go there again.