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Should Britain stay or leave the EU?


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Early polls have shown that the referendum in the UK on whether or not the country should stay in the EU have signalled that the referendum will be a tight race. (As of posting, the referendum vote counting is ongoing.) On one hand, there are fears that a "Brexit" will harm the British economy, as well as the EU. On another hand, the proponents of the UK leaving the EU say that such an exit would benefit the UK in a long run, in terms of security and safety. I'd like to ask the people of P&W a question: would a Brexit be beneficial or harmful to the UK? Please remain civil in your debates.

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Seen the stock markets? The pound has sunken with 30%.

Heard that Northern Ireland and Scotland want to leave the UK again?

Spain also wants to annex gibraltar?

The UK are killing themselves off right now.

Brexit is a dumb thing, so no congrats to the UK @alexei

Rather condolences :P

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Seen the stock markets? The pound has sunken with 30%.

Heard that Northern Ireland and Scotland want to leave the UK again?

Spain also wants to annex gibraltar?

The UK are killing themselves off right now.

Brexit is a dumb thing, so no congrats to the UK @alexei

Rather condolences :P

 

Spain can try. We'd beat them so badly that after we're through Catalonia will be independent, Portugal will own Galicia, and Spain will be Castille again.

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Well, The United Kingdom has left the EU. Congrats to the UK!

Technically no.  There is no binding force of law to this.

However, the next Prime Minister, probably the former London Mayor, a major Brexit campaigner, will invoke Article 30 of the Lisbon accords and begin the process(probably taking up to 2 years) to exit the EU.

 

It didn't leave...yet.

Duke of House Greyjoy

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Technically no.  There is no binding force of law to this.

However, the next Prime Minister, probably the former London Mayor, a major Brexit campaigner, will invoke Article 30 of the Lisbon accords and begin the process(probably taking up to 2 years) to exit the EU.

 

It didn't leave...yet.

 

It's Article 50. Cameron tried to scaremonger saying if the vote when leave he'd do it immediately but he hasn't. The next prime minister (very likely Boris as you say) won't necessarily trigger it immediately either as he'll likely want to see what happens in the French elections. Marine Le Pen has vowed to hold a referendum in France within 6 months of her victory. 

Boris... might thus help Le Pen out in her efforts to leave the EU which... yeah thats definite game over for the EU. 

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Spain can try. We'd beat them so badly that after we're through Catalonia will be independent, Portugal will own Galicia, and Spain will be Castille again.

You forgot Basque. Also, it wouldn't be Catalonia. It would be Aragon.

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