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@BenPea: Peace to you too Ben. As you say it's a complex an issue. I agree with many of your points but I disagree with some too mate, we could go back and forth and still not agree on some things in regards to the referendum and your personal view/opinion. Not sure if you were telling me to " F*cking open your eyes " ? I am not asking anyone to forgo their right to not question and challenge a decision and do always encourage my daughter to do this but in regards to the referendum at what point does it stop, when there is a another referendum agreed because a slightly smaller percentage of people have questioned things continuously and then what happens if the result is reversed, do we have yet another vote as the last losing side are not overly impressed and they question everything, do you not agree that at some point things have to move forward ? Bloody Nora mate, complex is an understatement but at the end of the day everyone will have their own opinion and thoughts and this is a glorious thing indeed my friend. No hard feelings Ben, hang tight and stay lucky fella.

@RedOctober: Yes fella, there's a lot of uncertainty for sure ref the future of the EU member states and the UK once the UK leave the Bloc. There will be plenty of ups and plenty of downs for both the UK and the Bloc but I think things will settle down and people will deal with the issues in a sensible grown up manner as the human race has great resolve in difficult times, after all we will still be friends with Europe. Peace out fella.

@teethgrinder: I like the Pinner too mate. Whilst I understand that people are unwittingly / closely associated / bedfellows, the facts that were laid out to the people from both sides have been disputed and have been found wanting so both sides are guilty of misleading claims in their campaigns. At some point everyone is asked to believe something that has been presented to them and unless the facts have been verified they will make a decision to believe or not to believe based on these so called facts, which people did with the claims made during the referendum, they made a choice to believe the claim whereas others chose not to believe, this is how it is, I don't think they should be called racist /retards though mate but I do respect your opinion, just saying fella. Would be good if the UK and the EU could just get on with getting the best deal possible for all concerned.

@slimboyjim: Agree totally mate in regards to facts being incorrect from both sides and a fair amount of scaremongering from both sides. Hopefully ( probably not ) politics and politicians will learn from this affair and move forward and show some integrity and honesty with future elections so all sides can accept results with a sense of finality. I think ( not sure though ) there is a body that examines claims etc from parties but it could be their findings are post results, which is pretty useless really. It is what it is and we are we are where we are with the Referendum, I just wish all would get on and make the best they can out of it as I believe we are a good country with good people. Hang tight and stay lucky everyone!

@teethgrinder: I know some very good honest people of all colours and races that voted to leave the EU, you should not sling insults like " retards and racists" about mate, not good at all.

@BenPea: Regardless of which way people voted in the referendum the UK voted to leave the EU. What disappoints me since the vote has been the negativity of people in the UK that voted to remain in the EU, yes it's a disappointing but it was a democratic process and as such should be respected. No one knows what the shape of the future will be for Europe and the UK but if everyone on both sides just stayed calm and got on with the task instead of constantly complaining and trying to reverse a democratic vote and channelled their energies into making the best out of it all sides things will be as good as they can be as I'm sure everyone wants the best and most effective deal that can be had. As I am no spring chicken anymore there has been a lot of elections that I have voted in and was not happy with the outcome but you accept the result and get on as this is how democracy works. Of course this is only my opinion and I don't expect everyone to agree with me but I respect that as we are all different. Not quite sure who would romanticize the Blitz, drinking a "cuppa" amongst the rubble, my parents certainly didn't. Yes mate, it's about peace and friendship for sure so let's just get on and deal with things as we will still be friends with everyone in Europe after the UK leaves. Peace out everyone.