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In my opinion,
I feel like something bad is going to occur. Since we left the EU, I feel like there's just something bad that's going to happen in the distant future. Fingers crossed.
• What do you think about the UK leaving the EU? •

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People are seriously overreacting, in my honest opinion. Me and my parents voted to leave the EU. I voted because.. the freedom I guess? It's just nice knowing that we get our independence, and restore our 'traditions' and stuff. Along with that, it would strengthen trades with other countries. Also, the borders will be monitored a lot better. (This is actually the main reason why most people voted to leave, and due to that, other countries view us as racist xenophobes. I see nothing bad in strengthening the borders. Nobody is getting deported, and nobody needs to make visas to come to this country. It'll just be monitored a lot more than it was, and that's actually a good thing) Lots of reasons why moving out would be a good thing.
But let me remind you. The public have voted to leave, but negotiations will take at least 2 years. Until then, we are still in the EU
Especially considering the fact that Cameron resigned (what a coward. It's really so... ironic, and suspicious, since he's the one who brought up the very idea of allowing us to vote to stay or leave the EU about 3 years ago), there will be more 'problems' and issues to discuss for the British government. Most people voted to leave, but things might change. Very low chance, but it might change. I've seen a lot of people protesting so far, and even a few mini 'riots', though they seem rather pointless to my eyes.

But yeah, like I said. Everyone is overreacting. The pound dropped, true. There's some havoc, true. But that stuff happens all the time, what do you expect? It's not a permanent thing, and everything will go right back on track after at least a year.
Why would anything worse than that happen? I'm so confused as to why people are panicking

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I feel like our next prime minister is going to be WAY better than Cameron. Cameron didn't do a great job as Prime Minister, it's sort of a good thing we chose to leave. The problem is, we don't know what our next Prime Minister will be like. Be it bad, or good. It's a 50/50.

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Yeah Cameron was horrible, and rather stupid too.
People 'relied' on Boris Johnson to become to new prime minister, but it seems he declined entering the election... so I'm curious now *^*

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Something bad may always happen. At this stage parliament still need to actually vote to leave the EU, then if they do that they still have to work out the agreements. Norway isn't a member of the EU and it seems to be doing fine. The sky is not falling. Though I think Farage and Boris are a geg for quitting. They clearly never thought they'd win and have no clue about how to negotiate leaving the EU. Scundered for them.

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Honestly I was out of the UK with no wifi for aboot a fortnight when the vote came through so I'm still trying to know what happened. As much as I am a supporter of Snp, I was even with both arguments, I wasn't overly for remain, nor was I overly for leave. Norway is out of the EU and seems fine, but granted, doesn't have as much as the UK's trading and whatnot. I'm not too impressed with the new PM, making Boris I believe head of International relations or something, when he was the figure-head for leaving the EU. Overall, I have no idea what the future holds for the UK. (With a few more referendums wanted.. xD)

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Something bad will happen, but with the EU. The countries in the EU are very very overindebted, Draghi ist printing Millions very month. The banks in Italy go bankrupt, and not only there. Billions of depts are lying in bad banks. If Cameron is horrible, Merkel is Mega horrible. This is my opinion.

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